Skins fans very appreciative of our comments

[Coy]

I have a very close Commander fan and he just sent me this after I told him how people are talking on cowboyszone.

Great to be a part of it.


http://www.thehogs.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=25456&sid=2

 

[tomson75]

I've been a proud Cowboys fan for many years, but never more so than today. Our fanbase is showing its true colors today... too bad it had to come in the wake of such unfortunate circumstances.

My sympathies to all affected...

 

[cowboys4life]

I work with 2 skins fans and I am still in disbelief over this loss of life...Im still praying for his family and the Commanders organization...as well as the fans....man its just such a sad tragedy...

 

[Dcowboy84]

Reading that thread from the Commanders board makes me prouder to be a Cowboy's fan.

it shows how much class and respect we truly have for others, and that we realize when the game just isn't important.

what makes me ill is the posts they had where they mentioned that there were posts on the eagirls' board with joyful comments on this situation.

i don't know if anyone has a link to show this, but it is inconceivable that in the midst of a tragedy the eagle fans are happy

 

[Coy]

I was looking for the link too and couldn´t find out, that´s disgusting.

 

[Redskin Fan]

growing up outside of Philly, I can say the Feakle's are enjoying this. Remember Michael Irvin?

 

[The Panch]

At the end of the day, its just football.






And dont even get me started with SOME Eagles fans.

 

[tomson75]

growing up outside of Philly, I can say the Feakle's are enjoying this. Remember Michael Irvin?

Unfortunately, I do remember the Michael Irvin incident. Equally unfortunate, is that I'm not surprised.

 

[TRUTH87]

growing up outside of Philly, I can say the Feakle's are enjoying this. Remember Michael Irvin?

i feel like throwin up...

 

[Rackat]

Unfortunately, I do remember the Michael Irvin incident. Equally unfortunate, is that I'm not surprised.

Exactly.

 

[03EBZ06]

I am very proud of how members and staff showed class and respect concerning tragic loss of Mr. Taylor today. Well done guys.