Darius Slay calls out Eagles fans

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This thread is about Slay; therefore, it includes people responding to Slay. If you take issue with the perception of Eagles fans, I suggest taking the issue up with Slay since these are his tweets, not ours.
I agree with Slay. Period.

Now moving on from that.... do YOU agree with my statement, that our fans (Dallas fans in here) having a good Ole time when other teams players get injured is equally despicable to what we saw those scumbag Eagle fans doing? Simple yes or no question
 
I agree with Slay. Period.

Now moving on from that.... do YOU agree with my statement, that our fans (Dallas fans in here) having a good Ole time when other teams players get injured is equally despicable to what we saw those scumbag Eagle fans doing? Simple yes or no question
Every fan base has scumbag fans including this one.
 
Every fan base has scumbag fans including this one.
SoBlue....YOUR moral compass has never been questioned around these parts, and I stake my reputation on that (even though I've never heard of u before)....

I'm trying to see what Ole SkippyCowboy is thinking
 
I agree with Slay. Period.

Now moving on from that.... do YOU agree with my statement, that our fans (Dallas fans in here) having a good Ole time when other teams players get injured is equally despicable to what we saw those scumbag Eagle fans doing? Simple yes or no question
What does the question have to do with Darius Slay thinking Eagles fans are trash?
 
I’ve gotten Bama and SuperBowlz to give up the charade. Once Cowboys1966 gets caught up the October Boys will all be done.
 

Only in Philadelphia: A look back on the day Eagles fans booed Santa at Franklin Field​

The fans also threw snowballs at the substitute Santa Claus

By Matthew Frank

Eagles fans, and for that matter, all Philadelphia sports fans, have a long reputation for being exceptionally hostile, with plenty of individual instances to show for it. The most notorious is arguably the time that they booed Santa Claus, an event which occurred at Penn’s own Franklin Field, where the Eagles played from 1958-1970.

Not only did they boo Santa — they threw snowballs at him, too.

The date was Dec. 15, 1968. The Eagles were 2-11 and were slated to play the Minnesota Vikings after an immense amount of snowfall the day before.

“Frankie comes out, the PA announcer goes through this big thing, ‘Here comes Santa Claus. Let’s give Santa Claus a rousing welcome, Philadelphia welcome,’” Monastra said. “Well, all hell broke loose. People started not only booing, they started throwing. Now remember, the place is covered in snow because it had snowed the day before, and there was snow all over the stands. Most of the stands are still covered in snow, we’re freezing our noogies off, it was cold as hell.

“People started throwing snowballs. First it was snow. Then comes beer cans, then bottles. People were throwing their hoagie sandwiches at him, for God’s sake. They were throwing anything they could get their hands on.”

Rest of the story: https://www.thedp.com/article/2020/12/penn-football-franklin-field-eagles-santa
 
Let's not pretend no one knew Philly fans have no class. It's a well-established fact. They could use a crash course in stadium etiquette by Cincinnati fans. Did you see how they shut everything down when Damar Hamlin went down last season?
 

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