Culpepper's wife hassled in Philly - Page 2

**Nick** · #16 (**permalink**) -19-01-2005

Yes, it's a reality. But I think all I'm trying to say is there's no excuse for it, and it reflects poorly on the sport. So while Culpepper probably does deserve some heat for not getting his wife better seats, ultimately I blame the fans for behaving this way in general.

*psycho9985* · #17 (**permalink**) -20-01-2005

We footbal fans should so the rest of the sports world what true sportsman ship is.We should shake hands with our opponet fans and not spit on them.This violence ruins the gamesmanship.How can people do this I dont get it

*DJRamFan* · #18 (**permalink**) -20-01-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by psycho9985

We footbal fans should so the rest of the sports world what true sportsman ship is.We should shake hands with our opponet fans and not spit on them.This violence ruins the gamesmanship.How can people do this I dont get it

Most fans are respectful and I have cheered for the Rams in an opposing stadium and received handshakes. For some reason, Philly just seems to be a little more "hardcore."