Celtics Fans chanting M-V-P for Pierce tonight

[Nathan Explosion]

Umm, guys, you do know it's November and you were playing the Bucks, right?

[DeadlyDynasty]

typical massholes, nothing to see here

[HarlemHeat37]

The MVP chant is by far the most played out thing about the NBA..somebody was talking about it on an NBA podcast last week, I don't remember the source, but it was a funny discussion..it's obviously true, too..

[sickdsm]

I agree. They should clearly be chanting "Eastern conference player of the week"


Then stamp there feet twice and clap three times.



That would be original and classy.

[Nathan Explosion]

If it's late April or May, and it's Kobe, Lebron, Wade (prior to this year) or Durant at the line, I get it.

But Pierce? Forget the time of year, although it's pretty stupid, but Pierce has never been, nor will ever be an MVP candidate. He's not that good, no matter how much Celtics fans want to argue he is.

[Nathan Explosion]

They also have the "Let's go Celtics clap, clap, clap, clap, clap", which is Yankees chant. So not only are Boston fans unoriginal with the MVP chant, but they had to steal a chant from their most hated rival in all of sports.

[sickdsm]

We did that one in HS, so did everyone else.


You're seriously copywriting "Lets go ______ clap, clap, clap, clap, clap"?

[Nathan Explosion]

I've heard it for years when the Yankees are on TV, but only recently heard the chant pop up in other stadiums and arenas.

And as unoriginal as Go Spurs Go is, at least it's "original" in that no one uses it. Maybe because it's lame, but it's still not used, although "Let's go ______" is a substitute.

[Darrin]

I only heard "Paul Pierce!"

[Ditty]

cleveland was doing it last night for jj hickson and they still lost

[eyeh8u]

the only thing worse than a new yorker is a dude from boston

[Brazil]

failed thread it was to celebrate 20 000 points !

[Venti Quattro]

the MVP chant has become annoying, even in Staples. please let them shoot their freethrows without shouting MVP

[Maverick421]

the only thing worse than a new yorker is a dude from boston

LMAO!!! :lmao

[JamStone]

It's annoying for any player, including legitimate MVP candidates. I think it's lame all the time.

[Phillip]

the only thing worse than a new yorker is a dude from boston

worst is a steeler/celtic/yankee fan. i know a guy who is one. i wanna punch him in the fucking face

[Jt.ONE]

on a side note, that was a good game.

[DJ Mbenga]

i think adam morrison got some mvp chants here. mvp means nothing anymore, unless its the finals mvp

[Ashy Larry]

Congrats to Inglewood's finest ........

[IronMaxipad]

Well deserved :toast

[TheManFromAcme]

Congrats to Inglewood's finest ........

Yup.

P.P. loves purple and gold deep inside

[Ashy Larry]

Hard to imagine that with the history of the C's, only three players are over 20K........

[Nathan Explosion]

failed thread it was to celebrate 20 000 points !

Um, Spurs fans wouldn't chant that for Duncan, a 2 time MVP and 3 time Finals MVP who surpassed 20,000 points awhile back. In fact, Duncan past up George Gervin in NBA points (that distinction with Gervin needs to be made) yet no one really made a huge deal about it.

Boston fans were just being idiots. Again, it was early in the season, and his team was struggling to beat a Bucks team that has no closers or go to guy down the stretch, when in theory Boston has 2.

And as I tweeted to the Sports Guy, at the end of regulation, when I heard the words "Rondo for the win!", if I were a Bucks fan, I would have been 99.99999999% sure OT was to come.

[ALVAREZ6]

Manu >>>>>>>>> + >>>>>>>>> x (multiply) 1000>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Pierce



Tony or Manu or Duncan >>>>>>> Pierce

[monosylab1k]

The MVP chant is by far the most played out thing about the NBA

You can thank Steve Nash and his two undeserved trophies for that. Before that the MVP chant was pretty much nonexistent. Once Nash won it, every other city with a player more deserving started chanting for their player (Kobe, Wade, Shaq, etc). It went bananas from there.

[21_Blessings]

You can thank Steve Nash and his two undeserved trophies for that. Before that the MVP chant was pretty much nonexistent. Once Nash won it, every other city with a player more deserving started chanting for their player (Kobe, Wade, Shaq, etc). It went bananas from there.

Then there is Dirk and his much deserved trophy.

[monosylab1k]

Then there is Dirk and his much deserved trophy.

:lmao you act like Kobe's is any better.

[Mori Chu]

You can thank Steve Nash and his two undeserved trophies for that. Before that the MVP chant was pretty much nonexistent. Once Nash won it, every other city with a player more deserving started chanting for their player (Kobe, Wade, Shaq, etc). It went bananas from there.

Okay, 14-year-old. The M-V-P chant has been used since WAY before Nash. Just because you were crapping in a diaper in 6th grade when it happened doesn't mean it didn't happen.

[monosylab1k]

Okay, 14-year-old. The M-V-P chant has been used since WAY before Nash. Just because you were crapping in a diaper in 6th grade when it happened doesn't mean it didn't happen.

:lmao faggot ass, reading comprehension must not be for you. I said it didn't go bananas until after Nash won. Before that, it happened on occasion, but rarely. Nowadays, fucking OJ Mayo hits a random bank shot in the 2nd quarter and they're chanting "MVP!" for him.

Don't be a bitter little faggot cuz I pointed out the extremely obvious - it wasn't until someone completely undeserving won the MVP that other fanbases felt the need to constantly yell "MVP" for their guy.

[angelbelow]

cleveland was doing it last night for jj hickson and they still lost

how is that possible...

[sickdsm]

Um, Spurs fans wouldn't chant that for Duncan, a 2 time MVP and 3 time Finals MVP who surpassed 20,000 points awhile back. ............



Probably because half of them didn't speak english and the other half were too fat to stand up to chant.:lmao

[Gutter92]

Probably because half of them didn't speak english and the other half were too fat to stand up to chant.:lmao

I gotta give u that, that was funny :rollin

[Gutter92]

One thing that would be fucked up though...chanting it for more than one player on a team.

[DAF86]

One thing that would be fucked up though...chanting it for more than one player on a team.

It happened in SA in 2005.

[Roddy Beaubois]

Manu >>>>>>>>> + >>>>>>>>> x (multiply) 1000>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Pierce



Tony or Manu or Duncan >>>>>>> Pierce

Im surprised we almost made it through a full page without spurfan randomly bringing up their team tbh.

[cheguevara]

You can thank Steve Nash and his two undeserved trophies for that. Before that the MVP chant was pretty much nonexistent. Once Nash won it, every other city with a player more deserving started chanting for their player (Kobe, Wade, Shaq, etc). It went bananas from there.

Steve Nash had nothing to do with it. It was the retarded sunfans.

[Brazil]

Um, Spurs fans wouldn't chant that for Duncan, a 2 time MVP and 3 time Finals MVP who surpassed 20,000 points awhile back. In fact, Duncan past up George Gervin in NBA points (that distinction with Gervin needs to be made) yet no one really made a huge deal about it.

Boston fans were just being idiots. Again, it was early in the season, and his team was struggling to beat a Bucks team that has no closers or go to guy down the stretch, when in theory Boston has 2.

And as I tweeted to the Sports Guy, at the end of regulation, when I heard the words "Rondo for the win!", if I were a Bucks fan, I would have been 99.99999999% sure OT was to come.

Come on...

Nobody is stupid enough to think Pierce is a MVP but I think Boston fans wanted to say to him you are OUR MVP ! He won a ring with Boston and more important he was there during the difficult years playing hard. Fans wanted to praise the guy who scored 20,000 pts for the franchise nothing wrong about that.

BTW I'd love to hear spurs fans chant MVP for Tim Duncan once in a while.