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Originally posted by Marvin49:

Originally posted by susweel:
yah Jed calling out the fans like that was a b***h move. You never disrespect your paying customers you silver spooned douche bag.

...uh...even if he was right?

Sorry...if peeps don't like what he said they can decide not to buy tickets. What was going on was disrespectful to the injured player and he said so. I got no problem with that. "Silver spooned douche bag" or not, he was dead on.

lol no it wasn't.

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by Marvin49:

Originally posted by susweel:
yah Jed calling out the fans like that was a b***h move. You never disrespect your paying customers you silver spooned douche bag.

...uh...even if he was right?

Sorry...if peeps don't like what he said they can decide not to buy tickets. What was going on was disrespectful to the injured player and he said so. I got no problem with that. "Silver spooned douche bag" or not, he was dead on.

lol no it wasn't.

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Of course it was. It may not have been intentional as they were probably just clueless about what was going on, but it was still disrespectful.

Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:

out of your a$$

what's your deal ?

Originally posted by Marvin49:

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by Marvin49:

Originally posted by susweel:
yah Jed calling out the fans like that was a b***h move. You never disrespect your paying customers you silver spooned douche bag.

...uh...even if he was right?

Sorry...if peeps don't like what he said they can decide not to buy tickets. What was going on was disrespectful to the injured player and he said so. I got no problem with that. "Silver spooned douche bag" or not, he was dead on.

lol no it wasn't.

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Of course it was. It may not have been intentional as they were probably just clueless about what was going on, but it was still disrespectful.

Cool story bro.

The player himself sounds like he felt some major disrespect:
"I didn't even know they were really doing it," Campbell said. "When I got off the field, I gave the thumbs up and the crowd gave me a pretty good cheer. So I felt good about that. I felt a lot of love coming off the field. That was good for me."

Some fans got bored during an extra long delay and did the wave that the player didn't even noticed and then cheered their asses off and gave a standing ovation when he left and raised his arm. Super disrespectful lol.

Originally posted by susweel:

Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:
out of your a$$

what's your deal ?

what's your deal?

The comment putting responsibility for contractor safety on York just spun me the wrong way. I can't tell if it was tongue-in-cheek or not. It's nearly impossible to figure that out with you sometimes.

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by Marvin49:

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by Marvin49:

Originally posted by susweel:
yah Jed calling out the fans like that was a b***h move. You never disrespect your paying customers you silver spooned douche bag.

...uh...even if he was right?

Sorry...if peeps don't like what he said they can decide not to buy tickets. What was going on was disrespectful to the injured player and he said so. I got no problem with that. "Silver spooned douche bag" or not, he was dead on.

lol no it wasn't.

?

Of course it was. It may not have been intentional as they were probably just clueless about what was going on, but it was still disrespectful.

Cool story bro.

The player himself sounds like he felt some major disrespect:
"I didn't even know they were really doing it," Campbell said. "When I got off the field, I gave the thumbs up and the crowd gave me a pretty good cheer. So I felt good about that. I felt a lot of love coming off the field. That was good for me."

Some fans got bored during an extra long delay and did the wave that the player didn't even noticed and then cheered their asses off and gave a standing ovation when he left and raised his arm. Super disrespectful lol.

If it was Patrick Willis laying on the field for 10-15 minutes do you think the wave would have happened?

Originally posted by ChipDouglas510:

Originally posted by BrianGO:

Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:
I blame the wave

Doing the wave during a football injury is nothing compared to laughing about a fatality by referencing "ghosts".

Ghosts are real

Irrelevant.

It's California, guys. Regulations for construction work environments is some of the most rigid in the country. Look at Disneyland going safety-rail crazy this past year on buildings they technically didn't have to do so on because they were grandfathered in. But they're doing it anyway because it absolves them of even the question of liability. We're talking about some areas that are 3 foot falls getting railings. Construction is a b**** even with the most restrictive of safety standards.

Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:

Originally posted by susweel:

Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:
out of your a$$

what's your deal ?

what's your deal?

The comment putting responsibility for contractor safety on York just spun me the wrong way. I can't tell if it was tongue-in-cheek or not. It's nearly impossible to figure that out with you sometimes.

are they or are they not trying to get the stadium done a full year ahead of schedule ?

Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:

Originally posted by susweel:

Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:
out of your a$$

what's your deal ?

what's your deal?

The comment putting responsibility for contractor safety on York just spun me the wrong way. I can't tell if it was tongue-in-cheek or not. It's nearly impossible to figure that out with you sometimes.

It's always best to assume susweel is trolling, well, because he always is.

Originally posted by PA9erFaithful:

Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:

Originally posted by susweel:

Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:
out of your a$$

what's your deal ?

what's your deal?

The comment putting responsibility for contractor safety on York just spun me the wrong way. I can't tell if it was tongue-in-cheek or not. It's nearly impossible to figure that out with you sometimes.

It's always best to assume susweel is trolling, well, because he always is.

And he loves walking just on the borderline of the ridiculous, without going too far, because then his puppets put on a better show.

Originally posted by BrianGO:

Originally posted by PA9erFaithful:

Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:

Originally posted by susweel:

Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:

out of your a$$

what's your deal ?

what's your deal?

The comment putting responsibility for contractor safety on York just spun me the wrong way. I can't tell if it was tongue-in-cheek or not. It's nearly impossible to figure that out with you sometimes.

It's always best to assume susweel is trolling, well, because he always is.

And he loves walking just on the borderline of the ridiculous, without going too far, because then his puppets put on a better show.

you guys are delusional if you think the deaths of these men don't fall on Jed York's hands. the stadium is his baby he gets the accolades for building it he also has to the accept responsibilities when tragedies like this happen. I'm sorry you guys can't see clear with your homer-vision.

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by Marvin49:

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by Marvin49:

Originally posted by susweel:
yah Jed calling out the fans like that was a b***h move. You never disrespect your paying customers you silver spooned douche bag.

...uh...even if he was right?

Sorry...if peeps don't like what he said they can decide not to buy tickets. What was going on was disrespectful to the injured player and he said so. I got no problem with that. "Silver spooned douche bag" or not, he was dead on.

lol no it wasn't.

?

Of course it was. It may not have been intentional as they were probably just clueless about what was going on, but it was still disrespectful.

Cool story bro.

The player himself sounds like he felt some major disrespect:
"I didn't even know they were really doing it," Campbell said. "When I got off the field, I gave the thumbs up and the crowd gave me a pretty good cheer. So I felt good about that. I felt a lot of love coming off the field. That was good for me."

Some fans got bored during an extra long delay and did the wave that the player didn't even noticed and then cheered their asses off and gave a standing ovation when he left and raised his arm. Super disrespectful lol.

It was dis-respectful. The 49er players and owner felt it was. I was there. It was disrespectful. The player is just saying the right thing. Even as they wheeled him off I didn't think the cheer was all that strong. Usually in a situation like that the fans remaining in the stands would stand up and show him some love. No one around me did that. They just sat there and lightly clapped their hands together. I guess they were tired from doing the wave.

As I stated we have a pretty low football IQ among our fans. They continually cheer on critical 3rd downs or 4th down plays. They are oblivious to what is going on on the field.

Originally posted by SportsFan:

It was dis-respectful. The 49er players and owner felt it was. I was there. It was disrespectful. The player is just saying the right thing. Even as they wheeled him off I didn't think the cheer was all that strong. Usually in a situation like that the fans remaining in the stands would stand up and show him some love. No one around me did that. They just sat there and lightly clapped their hands together. I guess they were tired from doing the wave.

As I stated we have a pretty low football IQ among our fans. They continually cheer on critical 3rd downs or 4th down plays. They are oblivious to what is going on on the field.

I was also there it was nothing disrespectful about it. That game was one of the longest games ever and people were frankly getting bored at all the stops in play and the countless tv timeouts. Fans were just trying amuse themselves they have no idea how bad someone is hurt. when he got carted away they gave him love. no big deal, the owner needs to be respectful to the thousands shelling their hard earned money to go watch football in that dump while paying $40 to park in the dirt.

Originally posted by SportsFan:

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by Marvin49:

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by Marvin49:

Originally posted by susweel:
yah Jed calling out the fans like that was a b***h move. You never disrespect your paying customers you silver spooned douche bag.

...uh...even if he was right?

Sorry...if peeps don't like what he said they can decide not to buy tickets. What was going on was disrespectful to the injured player and he said so. I got no problem with that. "Silver spooned douche bag" or not, he was dead on.

lol no it wasn't.

?

Of course it was. It may not have been intentional as they were probably just clueless about what was going on, but it was still disrespectful.

Cool story bro.

The player himself sounds like he felt some major disrespect:
"I didn't even know they were really doing it," Campbell said. "When I got off the field, I gave the thumbs up and the crowd gave me a pretty good cheer. So I felt good about that. I felt a lot of love coming off the field. That was good for me."

Some fans got bored during an extra long delay and did the wave that the player didn't even noticed and then cheered their asses off and gave a standing ovation when he left and raised his arm. Super disrespectful lol.

It was dis-respectful. The 49er players and owner felt it was. I was there. It was disrespectful. The player is just saying the right thing. Even as they wheeled him off I didn't think the cheer was all that strong. Usually in a situation like that the fans remaining in the stands would stand up and show him some love. No one around me did that. They just sat there and lightly clapped their hands together. I guess they were tired from doing the wave.

As I stated we have a pretty low football IQ among our fans. They continually cheer on critical 3rd downs or 4th down plays. They are oblivious to what is going on on the field.

At least our fans don't intentionally cheer injuries. Its just drunk stupidity. Anyone remember Eagles fans cheering Irvin's injury? What about this past weekend when Shaub was booed when he got hurt and there were cheers when Yates came in.

What about when AZ fans cheered when Steven Young was knocked out of the league? They were cheering on purpose that a guy was injured. Our fans just got bored and needed to pass time while an opposing player was carted off. Insensitive, yes. Bad as it sounds, NO.

They gave him a standing ovation as he was carted off, he even acknowledged the crowd and put his hands up, which drew more cheers.

My point is, yes, maybe it was insensitive, but it wasn't so egregious that our own owner has to go blabbing about it. The rest of the league thinks we are bad as the aforementioned fans who intentionally cheeer injuries when it wasn't even anything close to that.