Pretty sad for the kings fans and from remembering Arco at it's
heyday... this team is going to be good again in a couple of years.
The only thing that would be stranger for me would be to even hear a
peep of a positie from The Rose Garden crowd. I can't even remember
seeing a Laker shirt/jersey...ever. ;-)
That's as it should be.
Freaking Boston isn't even as bad for Laker fans as Portland is. ;-)
There are plenty...when the blazers were in the basement a good part of
the crowd was laker fans. Transplanted people I suppose...But there were
tons of Bulls jerseys in the 90s, might be the same guys who outgrew
them as soon as MJ retired.
Last year by the laker games the RG was selling out early every game
this year they sold out of season tickets...not as many places to
squeeze in laker fans for one game.
Swill even grew his own laker fan...loves when the lakers lose so he can
give his son shit.
>
> That's as it should be.
>
> Freaking Boston isn't even as bad for Laker fans as Portland is. ;-)
We will drown them out for ya. =)
Did you see the guy in the Horry jersey? Balls the size of Rhode Island
--
-Fred
Let's hope the son has given Swill shit for the 24th time tonight,
while only suffering at dad's hands 5x.
I meant when they go to the RG for blazers-lakers game with his son in
a kobe jersey and Swill in Blazers gear...
Hearing people in Boston chant "MVP! MVP!" for Kobe was as strange as it
gets.
Ahhh! Poor Swill Jr!
it was music to my ears...you would never hear a chant for a celtic at
Staples
The Boston Garden chants for Kobe were truly bizarre.
The Kings fans rooting for the Lakers remind me of the Yankee fans I
see at the Angels games.
would have been better for Swill if his son was only gay...
They were not kings fans. Arco is usually empty. Why wouldn't NoCal
laker fans show up in droves? Seats are cheap.
Did you mean that relatively ?
Sac has always had lots of Lakers fans, nothing weird about it.
Even in it's heyday Sacto always has lots of fans.
those rooting for the lakers are definitely not kings fans.
Did you have first "hand" experience?
>RMJon23 wrote:
>> On Dec 26, 11:05?pm, VicXnews <n...@news.com> wrote:
>>> "Alson Wong" <ra...@yahoo.com._b_l_o_c_k_> wrote in news:ltDZm.119906
>>> $gg6.60...@newsfe25.iad:
>>>
>>>> mayner wrote:
>>>>> The only thing that would be stranger for me would be to even hear a
>>>>> peep of a positie from The Rose Garden crowd. I can't even remember
>>>>> seeing a Laker shirt/jersey...ever. ? ;-)
>>>>> That's as it should be.
>>>>> Freaking Boston isn't even as bad for Laker fans as Portland is. ? ;-)
>>>> Hearing people in Boston chant "MVP! MVP!" for Kobe was as strange as it
>>>> gets.
>>> it was music to my ears...you would never hear a chant for a celtic at
>>> Staples
>>
>> The Boston Garden chants for Kobe were truly bizarre.
>>
>> The Kings fans rooting for the Lakers remind me of the Yankee fans I
>> see at the Angels games.
>
>They were not kings fans. Arco is usually empty. Why wouldn't NoCal
>laker fans show up in droves? Seats are cheap.
Yup. We had great seats for only $140.
>mayner wrote:
>> To hear all the cheers for the Lakers tonight. I'm not sure if I like
>> this. ;-)
>
>Did you see the guy in the Horry jersey? Balls the size of Rhode Island
That was trumped for me by the dude that was wearing the Hawkins
jersey!
-Sac D-
When I went to the "Q" last season to see Cavs-Lakers, there were just
as many Laker's T's/jerseys as Cav's apparel. And some nice cheers for
the Lakers when they did well.