Raider Fan wishing harm on Chiefs fans

[seadooshell]

This was in a written on a Raider Forum, by a raider fan.....


I was listening to a very popular radio show in KC. And they're saying "the only thing Raider fans at the end of the day can hang there hat on, is that they're the most feared fanbase.". But then he goes on rants about that that is all untrue. He said that because of all the blackouts, Raider fans and the blackhole are just the same as everybody else in the division. He goes on saying that the blackhole is all over hyped.
And then Chiefs fans start calling in and start saying that they've been to the blackhole and its not bad at all and agree with what the guy on the radio is saying!

Now.. this Sunday, all the Raider fans that are going to the game should shut these KC Q***** up! Let them all know that the Raider Nation and the blackhole are still the most feared people and place to be! Throw some batteries at players! Spill some beer on some KC fans! Its all good ;)
Lets just put away all the doubt, and remind everyone that the NATION aint nothin to F with!

[Drunker Hillbilly]

Can Raider fan actually afford beer or battery's?

[Connie Jo]

In all honesty its one d bag on a raider forum. I read that post earlier today, there is as many raider fans telling the OP that if they saw him doing anything physical like that the raider fans will take care of him themselves.

I would venture a guess that the true fan base would like to see the physical crap this guy is promoting become a thing of the past.

I agree with you. Yes, the Raiders historically have some very violent & disrespectful fans, but so does Denver, and Philiadelphia, others. I think the Eagles are considered to have the worst fan base in the NFL. Those are the fans that draw the attention, especially from media at times, but they don't represent the entire fan base.

Anyway, I have a couple friends who are Raider fans, from that area, and they're good people. I feel bad for them that bad apples have given their entire fan base a bad reputation like this guy quoted above. I was happy to read where many Raider fans said they would prevent any of their own from doing such.

When I attended the Season Opener in 2009 against the Raiders...there was a sqaubble between a Raider fan from Oakland and a Chiefs fan, and in all honesty...both were guilty. I felt badly for the Raider fans little boys however, having to listen to horrible (Hispanic) racist remarks being made by some Chiefs fans nearby. I also felt horrible watching those two little boys being escorted by Sheriff deputies along with their father out of Arrowhead. The Chiefs fan was escorted out as well, as he should have been, in all honesty.

My rival team friends and I enjoy smack talking, but we do so knowing it's in fun, and keep it respectful, as it should be.

[figcrostic]

Can Raider fan actually afford beer or battery's?

Weight watchers aint cheap

[Sick Dog]

I agree with you. Yes, the Raiders historically have some very violent & disrespectful fans, but so does Denver, and Philiadelphia, others. I think the Eagles are considered to have the worst fan base in the NFL. Those are the fans that draw the attention, especially from media at times, but they don't represent the entire fan base.

There everywhere Buffalo as well I go when Chiefs come to town because I live close but take a ton of abuse no batteries yet...Don't get me wrong I am as big of a fan of football as anyone else but I think the sport brings these fans out more so than the other sports.

[Connie Jo]

There everywhere Buffalo as well I go when Chiefs come to town because I live close but take a ton of abuse no batteries yet...Don't get me wrong I am as big of a fan of football as anyone else but I think the sport brings these fans out more so than the other sports.

Yep, I've heard stories about how horrible Buffalo fans can be too, as well as Indy's. Some fan bases, such as Oakland & Philly have a larger number of negative & violent fans. We're very fortunate as Chiefs fans to have a fan base of which the majority is very respectful.

I did some research once on the cities/states with the most violent fan bases...of which Philly and Denver were among the top. In fact, many articles noted the entire state of Colorado for having violent & radical sports fans from the high school level, to college, to pro. They've had many riots relating to their sports teams. :(

PS: Gangs are often tied to the most violent of fan bases also. This is true with Denver, Philly, & Oakland.

[chiefnut]

And who the heck can afford to spill an eight dollar beer on someone anyway

yeah, only a moron would waste a perfectly good beer

[chiefnut]

connie, i have been to buffalo, new york[giants & jets], baltimore, washington, pittsburgh, and philly many times. all cities had good and bad fans, philly has more of the bad than the others but based on what i have heard from those that have been to oakmont and philly the raders were much worse. most fans are upset when they lose but those that are mean and nasty when their team wins big are the problem.

[otf]

In all honesty its one d bag on a raider forum. I read that post earlier today, there is as many raider fans telling the OP that if they saw him doing anything physical like that the raider fans will take care of him themselves.

I would venture a guess that the true fan base would like to see the physical crap this guy is promoting become a thing of the past.

Exactly! Can't judge the whole fan base based upon a few idiots. If all Chief fans were judged based upon chiefplant or whatever that forum is, it would do the members of this forum a disservice.

While you are Chief fans and I despise the Chiefs most members here are supporters of their team and not just idiots wearing the team colors.

I can respect that, don't respect the fans on Chiefplanet or the idiots who claim to be Raider fans but advocate B.S. like throwing batteries at fans of other teams.

[#58ChiefsFan]

Chiefs Raiders is the best rivalry in the NFL

[Stac]

Chiefs Raiders is the best rivalry in the NFL

Eghum, I think Indianapolis, New England and Baltimore, Pittsburgh would like to have a word with you.