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I just read it all and realized that Angel luv shoved someone.
agreedChris Duel >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Craz y Lou
Hes a complete assmonkey.
The place was rockin tonight no question.
And angel, the reason it was quiet, is party cause we were worn the out.
You cant stand and scream for 48 minutes, ITS IMPOSSIBLE!!
You gotta take a break!
but i literally have zero voice.
Nothing comes out when I speak.
I was on fumes with 2 minutes left in the 4th.
I just read it all and realized that Angel luv shoved someone.
it was prob more of a love tap.
I cant see Angel shoving anyone.
Oh...it is possible. Finals...Game 7, Detriot vs. Spurs. The crowd was on there feet 20 minutes before tip-off chanting Go Spurs Go! It was truly a beautiful sight.
Angel Luv pushed me one time when I said Rasho needed to dunk it so I believe her.
The place was super loud today.
In this series I've sat in section 10 twice and in section 12 once, and I must say the people around me were always loud and chearing like true fans, so I honestly don't really know what some of you are complaining about.
Two seats to my left this two ladies were chearing for Rasho so hard and loud today, I thought they were related to Angel!
And the guy in the seat next to me spent the last 2 minutes of the game with his head between his knees, just peaking at the game every so often - because he couldn't handle it
So much for lower level fans who don't care!
No I shoved him- really hard. He is not fat but he isn't small either and I moved him right over. I was so mad!!!!!!!!
As for the general crowd : sometimes the arena did need Stan Kelly's " a little help please prompt" before they got loud. I don't think that should be happening, especially during play offs.
When called upon, the crowd did respond. I can give them props for that.
I thought the arena was nearly as loud as it was in Game 7 of the Finals -- in other words, Super Loud. When Stan was saying "little help" in the 4th quarter, it was already so loud that I couldn't hear the guy next to me who was yelling in my ear to talk to me.
Baloney. I stand for the entire game, every game. And yell the whole time- ask anyone who works with me.
Touche!
Maybe I was overly distracted by the crummy atmosphere my co-workers caused. I was constantly surrounded by either whining or apathy.
It was awful. I wanted to tell them all to grow some- either that or push them off the ledge.
As hard as i am from looking at your avatarYes, Indeed...
Spurs fans who are lucky enough to attend a Spurs game at the at&t center should show their full support by screaming and getting a little bit more excited for the team...
How hard can that be?
Duel couldn't hold Crazy Lou's jockstrap.
Impossible is nothing, Tpark. After Game 6 against the Nets, I lost my voice so bad, the next 3 days I literally sounded as if I was mentally re ed. I was even humored by a nice stranger at the river walk parade.
Point being - it's possible, it's very possible.
You just have to give 103% like I did one summer's eve.
change you "bra"avatar Kori
I just read it all and realized that Angel luv shoved someone.
i cant read properly
Damn, angel is still going off. Consider that the verbal equivalent of a shove.
Several things annoy me:
- There is a "ball in play" policy that clearly states, if the ball is in play, you DO NOT GO TO YOUR SEAT. I can't ing see the game if you are walking infront of me, so at least have the courtesy to do it during a dead ball. Next time I will trip you and laugh, Mr. McFattyFat-double-fisting-beers.
- The crowd seemingly does not like to cheer on their own. They must be pushed, and prodded, and provoked, and once the timeout is over they sit back down. GET OUT OF YOUR ING SEATS AND YELL, DAMNIT! This isn't church, its a basketball game. ACT LIKE IT.
- The following taunts (from me) were greeted with stares and looks of disapproval: "Bonzi likes little boys!! (during free-throw)" "The ref needs to take a Wun-der-lick!! (sung in sing-song fashion)" "Hey Wells, is that eye shaddow!?" and chants of "Mini-Me" and "Stop humping the lazer (complete with air quotes)" were frequent during Bibby FTs. Ok, someone tell me when we all agreed it was completely inappropriate to have a little fun? A bunch of tight-asses in my section, I swear....
- The walking vendors. Hey guys, guess what? If you come by, and yell "beer" or "cotton candy" or "peanuts" and no one responds, it generally means no one wants anything. Chances are, when you come back three minutes later, it will be the same. So wait a little. You block my view and distract me during all the critical parts. If we want something, and it is the third or fourth quarter, we'll come find you. Please leave us alone.
- I don't know why you think Chris Duel was so great. My gaydar started beeping so loud when he got on the mic that I couldn't hear the game and almost asked for a rebound. The dude was the San Antonian equivalent of Carrot Top, and I'd rather have cervical cancer than listen to him feign excitement or interest one more time. I have never wanted to punch someone in the face so bad in my entire life.
I have never seen anyone pay so much as lip service to the BiP rule at any Spurs game I've been to.
Once upon a time, a man walking around in a furry suit was enough to set off the fans...
I won't be yelling at anyone this morning- my voice is gone.
The problem is that all of the courtside seats and most of the lower level seats go to those corporate es who only care about being "seen" and maybe getting a sniff of Eva Longoria. They don't give a about the Spurs and certainly will not "embarrass" themselves by actually standing and cheering. If they put all of the crazy vatos from the top down there the place would be rocking courtside, but the downside for the NBA would be that Artest and Wells would have probably been shanked at some time during the game.
I sit about 6 feet from Eva Longoria and am neither a corperate nor apathetic about the Spurs.
Just because you sit in club 200 doesn't mean you have a monopoly on Spurs spirit.
I go to damned near every game, which is better than most of the people up there in the upper deck.
If upper deck fans are so rabid, they should buy season tickets.
Basically... off?
I was watching at home, but we made a comment that the crowd was unusually loud, they were even drowning out the announcers at times. It was great to hear that.
Saying that true fans sit in the upper deck is just plain stupid.
Saying that true fans sit in the upper deck is just plain stupid.
No, saying that only true fans sit in the upper deck is just plain stupid. My season tickets are in the upper deck ... and I don't think anyone could accuse me of being a corporate . Well...corporate, anyway.
Another thing about Season Ticket holders (well at least me) is this.
I have watched two clinching finals games in person.
I have watched like 8 twenty point leads in the third quarter in a playoff game dissolve into nothing or a deficite in person.
I was at .4, Fisher was 30 feet from me.
I really don't smile until 0.0 is on the clock.
If I'm not going nuts like some 5 year old in a candy store when we have a 12 point lead going in to the 4th Quarter, sue me.
I beg to differ T Park, Aggies do it every football game.
Breaks are what halftime is for.
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