Wow, Packers fans really hate Randy Moss.

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http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/3359178

Great stuff. :thumbsup:

Randy Moss is hilarious to me sometimes, but I do not get in the way of those who hate him. Gotta love a free country .

p.s. Searched for Moss, Randy, and Vikings, and got nothing.

 

[vi edit]

Bwahahahaha!

 

[FlyLice]

moss is a jerkoff

 

[KLin]

that's great . I wonder who put up the money for the signs?

 

[vi edit]

N/M

 

[blurredvision]

Originally posted by: vi_edit
Anyone know where these are in Madison?

From the article:

"The Journal says four large, purple billboards were installed Monday on Aberg Avenue, and visible to eastbound motorists."

 

[saxophonoia]

haha

 

[vi edit]

Originally posted by: blurredvision

Originally posted by: vi_edit
Anyone know where these are in Madison?

From the article:

"The Journal says four large, purple billboards were installed Monday on Aberg Avenue, and visible to eastbound motorists."

Yeh, just caught that. Too bad they weren't on the beltline or I-90.

 

[BlackAdam]

I'm not a Vikings fan, put Packers fans shouldn't even be talking. I'd understand if the Packers ended up winning that game, and then went on to talk. But who didn't go to a NFC Divisional Game, the Packers didn't!

 

[DainBramaged]

Heh, that's awesome. Randy Moss deserves it.

 

[MrCodeDude]

I'm a big Culpepper fan. I never really liked Moss that much, but he is entertaining to watch. And he makes the game more fun. Kind of like TO. Creates some controversy, etc.

 

[ThePresence]

Awesome.

 

[mugs]

Would have made more sense to put them in Minnesota

 

[Farbio]

lmao, love em!

 

[Sheepathon]

sore losers

 

[imported_Lucifer]

Was he the one that mooned the fans? If so, is that why they dislike him?

Excuse my ignorance.

 

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Originally posted by: Thin Lizzy
Was he the one that mooned the fans? If so, is that why they dislike him?

Excuse my ignorance.

He is the one who mooned the Pack fans, and that's probably one of the many reasons they dislike him. The Vikings and Packers are basically a rivalry that go way back, so there's a lot hatred between the two fanbases. As for any particular instances before the mooning instance, I'm not sure.

 

[Beller0ph1]

Moss is a disgrace to the game of football.

 

[her209]

While I agree that Moss is a jerkoff, not all of the GB fans are exactly innocent in the mooning department. And it doesn't excuse what Moss did. Players have to be the better man.

 

[pennylane]

Originally posted by: her209
While I agree that Moss is a jerkoff, not all of the GB fans are exactly innocent in the mooning department. And it doesn't excuse what Moss did. Players have to be the better man.

:thumbsup:

Well, maybe Packers fans are just doing this because they live in Green Bay and have no other team to root for for the next 8 months.

 

[BillGates]

whoa, sweet! I should take a road trip to the other side of town to get pics of all of them.

 

[Hactor]

Goofy Packer fans.

If they really wanted to strike a nerve or had balls, they would have put that up in Minneapolis ...

 

[Don Vito Corleone]

Originally posted by: her209
While I agree that Moss is a jerkoff, not all of the GB fans are exactly innocent in the mooning department. And it doesn't excuse what Moss did. Players have to be the better man.

Am I the only one who doesn't think he did anything wrong by "mooning" the fans? He never exposed himself, and he only did it in response to the fact that the Packers fans moon visiting teams' vans on their way out of town. I don't see anything wrong with his gesture, and Joe Buck was a moron for blowing it out of proportion.

 

[Hactor]

Originally posted by: DonVito

Originally posted by: her209
While I agree that Moss is a jerkoff, not all of the GB fans are exactly innocent in the mooning department. And it doesn't excuse what Moss did. Players have to be the better man.

Am I the only one who doesn't think he did anything wrong by "mooning" the fans? He never exposed himself, and he only did it in response to the fact that the Packers fans moon visiting teams' vans on their way out of town. I don't see anything wrong with his gesture, and Joe Buck was a moron for blowing it out of proportion.

I agree..... He was just having fun with the crowd. He takes nothing but crap from them... he get's racial slurs thrown at him...... he is called every name in the book. he hears it from the fans and the media..
so he "pretended" to moon the crowd.... i remember specifically Brett Farve doing the "slash throat" gesture at fans and players... tell me, what is worse?!?!

I'm a Moss fan and he does deserve some of the heat he takes... but the media is soo quick to jump all over him for anything he does.... i mean c'mon.... he just shook his bum at the fans... woooo... woo... how horrible

 

[pennylane]

Originally posted by: Hactor

Originally posted by: DonVito

Originally posted by: her209
While I agree that Moss is a jerkoff, not all of the GB fans are exactly innocent in the mooning department. And it doesn't excuse what Moss did. Players have to be the better man.

Am I the only one who doesn't think he did anything wrong by "mooning" the fans? He never exposed himself, and he only did it in response to the fact that the Packers fans moon visiting teams' vans on their way out of town. I don't see anything wrong with his gesture, and Joe Buck was a moron for blowing it out of proportion.

I agree..... He was just having fun with the crowd. He takes nothing but crap from them... he get's racial slurs thrown at him...... he is called every name in the book. he hears it from the fans and the media..
so he "pretended" to moon the crowd.... i remember specifically Brett Farve doing the "slash throat" gesture at fans and players... tell me, what is worse?!?!

I'm a Moss fan and he does deserve some of the heat he takes... but the media is soo quick to jump all over him for anything he does.... i mean c'mon.... he just shook his bum at the fans... woooo... woo... how horrible

I suppose I can understand the argument of a dad watching the game with his son and having to explain what just happened. Meh. I think most of the sports world did overreact though.