They have been known to bring the Wings victories.Sometimes I'll even throw in some homemade shortbread cookies if it's the holidays.
And coincidentally, make me hungry.
Posted 21 December 2010 - 10:28 PM
They have been known to bring the Wings victories.Sometimes I'll even throw in some homemade shortbread cookies if it's the holidays.
Posted 21 December 2010 - 10:51 PM
See, I cant even have a decent convo without people bashing me, this i ridiculous.
I didnt mean only 300 fans do it when we play the Wings, of course more people do it then (I thought you were smart enough to figure that one out, guess not). I meant the 300 or so that do it when we are playing OTHER teams. You expect it when we are actually playing the Wings, I just meant all the times it happens when we ARENT playing them. It makes our fan base look bad, and any true Hawks fan hates that they do it.
Edited by hooon, 21 December 2010 - 10:52 PM.
Posted 22 December 2010 - 02:58 AM
Edited by FIBS, 22 December 2010 - 03:08 AM.
Posted 22 December 2010 - 04:57 AM
"You know, the whole "Detroit Sucks" chant gets WAY over blown. Any real Hawk fan hates the fact that some of our idiot fans do that, but of course we cant help what they do, so it makes us look bad.
I just see it brought up a lot in arguments when unfortunately we have no control over it. Its not like EVERYONE does it, you can barely hear the 300 or so fans that do do it. Its really embarressing but WAY over blown IMO."
@mahi
Speak for yourself. Clearly you have no clue what you are talking about. So, the detroit sucks chants from 02 to 07 were orchestrated by whom? Hint: the only people who went to games in those days were those who knew and liked the Hawks. Believe me, I know, I was there. Hating detroit/the wings is an integral part of being a Chicago/Hawks fan. I've never heard a Hawks fan say that before. The chant was started in the 80s. There was no bandwagon bulls*** back then.
/derail
edit: forgot to quote.
edit2: LOL @ "300 fans or so that do". So when a "Let's Go Hawks" chant is equally as loud as a "Detroit Sucks" you think that's about 300 fans?...I don't even know where to begin with that utter delusion.
Posted 22 December 2010 - 07:36 AM
Which brings up the question, why are people so focused on a team/city that isn't even playing them in the game at present? Kinda weird/creepy to me and that would certainly make me curious to talk about it...Show me where I said that bandwagon fans are the only ones who do it? I never said that, I didnt even mention Bandwagon fans at all.
I always see in arguments from Wing fans how we do that chant all the time, even when Detroit isnt playing the Hawks. And my whole point is only IDIOTS would chant "Detroit Sucks" when we are playing another team. And yes, about 300 or so fans do it at those games, and they are idiots. I have been there when they do it, so I would know. I am fully aware that A LOT more people do it when we play the Wings, and that is understandable.
I know this has been around for a long time, but I dont care for it. I think its a stupid chant and I just get sick of people always saying "they even chant it when they arent even playing the wings". These idiots really look/sound stupid doing it.
Posted 22 December 2010 - 08:01 AM
"You know, the whole "Detroit Sucks" chant gets WAY over blown. Any real Hawk fan hates the fact that some of our idiot fans do that, but of course we cant help what they do, so it makes us look bad.
I just see it brought up a lot in arguments when unfortunately we have no control over it. Its not like EVERYONE does it, you can barely hear the 300 or so fans that do do it. Its really embarressing but WAY over blown IMO."
@mahi
Speak for yourself. Clearly you have no clue what you are talking about. So, the detroit sucks chants from 02 to 07 were orchestrated by whom? Hint: the only people who went to games in those days were those who knew and liked the Hawks. Believe me, I know, I was there. Hating detroit/the wings is an integral part of being a Chicago/Hawks fan. I've never heard a Hawks fan say that before. The chant was started in the 80s. There was no bandwagon bulls*** back then.
/derail
edit: forgot to quote.
edit2: LOL @ "300 fans or so that do". So when a "Let's Go Hawks" chant is equally as loud as a "Detroit Sucks" you think that's about 300 fans?...I don't even know where to begin with that utter delusion.
Posted 22 December 2010 - 09:03 AM
I was at the game and was pretty disappointed... They spent more time booing Detroit than they did cheering their own team. The Chelios thing was ridiculous and he looked a little upset after being booed even louder when he asked them to let bygones be bygones. Hell, they were booing/heckling his Mom!
Posted 22 December 2010 - 09:26 AM
I've never been to a Chicago game, but I will say that the LA fans would probably give them a run for their money. Few years back I wore my Wings Jersey to a game in LA. Several cigarette burns later, it was my most prized jersey. By the end of the first period two security guards escorted me and my friends around. Literally, they walked with us to the smoke point, or to go get beer, or to the bathroom, because in addition to the fact that the LA fans were obnoxiously drunk and hostile, we were becoming drunk and hostile in return
LA needs to replace beer sales with weed. Go to a game high, and see if you have any desire to get into a fight. You're more likely to spend 20 minutes trying to figure out the meaning of the Jumbo-Tron.
Posted 22 December 2010 - 01:15 PM
Posted 22 December 2010 - 01:30 PM
or wondering why the players are moving so fast.
Posted 22 December 2010 - 01:32 PM

Posted 22 December 2010 - 08:43 PM
A bandwagoner is only a fan of a team when they're winning. The Wings weren't doing a whole lot of winning when Steve first started his career. How could those fans have been bandwagoners? Also, the term "bandwagoner" means someone who is a fan ONLY when the team is winning, and then is not a fan when they don't. If you start being a fan when the team is winning........................and you're a still a fan X number of years later, you're not a bandwagoner.
Sakes alive man, go read a dictionary. That is if you even know how to read.
Posted 23 December 2010 - 02:36 PM
DETROIT – Some Red Wings are still talking about how their former teammate was treated by Chicago fans last week.
December 17 was Chris Chelios Night at the United Center, with the Blackhawks organization honoring the Chicago native and former Hawks captain. Chelios spent nine seasons with Chicago before a trade involving the Red Wings.
During a pre-game ceremony, with his family on the ice, a large smattering of boos rose above the United Center crowd.
“I thought it was unfortunate that they were booing him,” Detroit captain Nicklas Lidstrom said on Wednesday. “He spent nine years there, and I thought he was their best player throughout that period. I thought they were going to show him more respect. Most of the crowd showed him that respect. There was a click that booed him and I thought that was unfortunate, because he was an outstanding player when he played for him.”
Red Wings center Kris Draper said that Blackhawks’ fans should have remembered that while he was playing in Chicago, he was one of the Wings’ biggest challenges.
“As a friend and a teammate, especially with his wife and kids that were on the ice, you felt bad for him,” Draper said. “I don’t think a guy like Chris Chelios deserves it. He’s from Chicago, he’s proud of the fact that he’s a Chicago kid, he went on played for the Chicago Blackhawks, and a guy that competes and battles. When he played for Chicago against Detroit, he was a warrior – he went after everybody. He fought Steve (Yzerman), he did everything. It was something that certainly wasn’t deserved, with everything he’s accomplished, and he’s going to be a first-ballot hall-of-famer as well, so it was tough to watch.”
Draper said that the booing didn’t affect the Wings’ on-ice performance in the 4-1 loss, however.
“It’s Chicago vs. Detroit, you don’t need to get fired up anymore or anything like that,” Draper said. “We were glad to be a part of it, and, like I said, as teammates, we thought that he would have got a favorable reception. It’s unfortunate that that was the case.”
Posted 23 December 2010 - 07:22 PM
Posted 24 December 2010 - 02:11 AM
OF COURSE Lids and Draper don't agree with it. They played with him. If you're from detroit you're not going to understand. There a plethora of reasons why he deserves it. Many of which have not been made known by the media. He's an *******.
Posted 24 December 2010 - 09:34 AM
"Mess up tomorrow, don't mess up now".
- Harry James Benson, CBE.
Posted 24 December 2010 - 12:18 PM
I lol'd. I think I peed my pants a little.....One Chicago fan calling out another Chicago about being a bandwagoner?; It's like watching two seagulls fight over a dead fish. Shouldn't they be doing it in their own backyard?
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