September 13, 20168 yr comment_223315 Why go straight to the media with this story? It always annoys me when people do that. Why not give the team a chance to make it right before you opt for the public shaming?
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223317 30 minutes ago, Atomic said: It's far worse for Winnipeg fans who travel to Regina. you know, I shouldn't have said that.... I don't really know which fans are worse. Edited September 13, 20168 yr by Mark F
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223318 1 minute ago, tracker said: If you get 33,000 people together in one place and make booze available, you are going to get this sort of stupidity. Its just the numbers. You bet. This is not a unique incident of a Winnipeg, or the Blue Bombers. Likely every event with large groups of people and liquor is susceptible to a confrontational act. In fact assaults are possibly common enough at any event with booze. Wonder if those assaulting the kid are hockey dads.
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223320 well someone ought to be ashamed of doing that to a 9 year old. I think its just the rider rivalry. people get fired up (more so vs the riders and with liquor) and can get carried away, I know I have lol. But I've gone to games vs the ticats with my boy wearing a ticat jacket and people haven't been disrespectful, tho I'd probably crack em in the face if they were talking **** to my kid. but thats just me
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223321 That's ******* disgraceful. Throwing beer at anyone is unacceptable. That's why I bring a bunch of dead batteries with me.
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223323 So the CBC article actually gives some more detail than CTV (or OP) bothered to provide. I thought maybe (hoped) it was more isolated with knuckleheads in the seats. Seems like it was several different people / groups of people all throughout the stadium. Even worse and surely not a good look for us fans. "Then he started saying like super mean things about me being large and he said 'why don't you go on the weight training, go train with the Riders and maybe they'll play better next time!' "And then my son yells back, 'We live here!' and I was so proud of him for screaming that," Emond said. http://www.cbc.ca/beta/news/canada/manitoba/banjo-bowl-fan-beer-son-1.3758916
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223324 People can be such jerks. What benefit is there for actions such as this? And not to deflect from this incident, but I had my car windows smashed in Regina for the football game for no particular reason. I didn't even have anything in my car. No bodily harm or anything but a total "you've got to be kidding me" moment. Edited September 13, 20168 yr by Judd
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223327 2 minutes ago, Judd said: deleted Edited September 13, 20168 yr by Judd
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223328 15 minutes ago, Rod Black said: You bet. This is not a unique incident of a Winnipeg, or the Blue Bombers. Likely every event with large groups of people and liquor is susceptible to a confrontational act. In fact assaults are possibly common enough at any event with booze. Wonder if those assaulting the kid are hockey dads. These are the same people who over-drink, throw trash around, squeal tires and blare their stereos. Evolution doesn't work at the same speed for everyone.
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223335 9 minutes ago, Judd said: People can be such jerks. We can? Thanks!
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223348 Did you ever get the feeling the dots did not quite connect? However, it is what it is. Kudos to the Bombers for showing such goodwill.
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223355 The saddest part of this whole thing is that while those idiots were abusing a little boy, it would appear that no one stepped up (except Rider fans) to defend him and his mom. “All that is necessary for the triumph of evilis that good men do nothing.” - Edmund Burke
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223358 The worst part is that this kid will now grow up to hate Winnipeg... oh wait.
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223361 This always happens.. remember when Rider fans pissed on our cheerleaders. Always some idiots at any events with drinking.
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223366 I heard about this and I hope the culprit is found and is banned permanently from ever attending another game. I don't care if it is a 9 year old kid or a middle aged fan from Saskatchewan nobody deserves to be treated like that. It s disgraceful an I am ashamed it happened in our park.
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223371 3 hours ago, LeBird said: I for one can not believe this guy is from any football sites. We might be very vocal but that as far as it gets. Anyone adult who bullies kids is a ****. Why would anyone just assume someone from here would do that? Edited September 13, 20168 yr by iso_55
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223372 1 hour ago, sweep the leg said: Why go straight to the media with this story? It always annoys me when people do that. Why not give the team a chance to make it right before you opt for the public shaming? No way. Glad they went to the media. The guy deserves to be publicly shamed at Portage & Main.
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223377 Drunken Bomber fans can be assholes, no question about it. But something about this story doesn't add up. Going after a nine year old kid? Maybe one drunken moron would do it, but to have multiple people go after the kid? I just can't see it. Maybe I am giving people too much credit, I don't know. I certainly have witnessed some extreme jack hole behavior, but never against a kid. Edited September 13, 20168 yr by Super Duper Negatron
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223378 So what's the whole story. Thought it was dad and his son now it's mom and her son? Did they pour beer on him on purpose or was it accidental? It's unfortunate and I hope igf has security cameras or something and these people are caught banned and completely embarrassed. But what's the whole story? Everything I've read from ctv to cjob to cbc to sportsnet has a bit different variation to tge the story
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223379 41 minutes ago, iso_55 said: No way. Glad they went to the media. The guy deserves to be publicly shamed at Portage & Main. Yup yup. If they didn't go to the media (it was on 1290 call in show) then we wouldn't be talking about it and no one would know. It needs to be shared across social media so they culprits are at least aware of how they affected this poor kid. People won't change until they are confronted with the guilt and knowledge that their action crushed someone.
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223381 I bet these people probably don't even remember doing it or they do and think it was funny and cool. I've been to afternoon Saturday games and taken the bus home and people are passed out on the bus at 5pm. They probably were either to drunk or to stupid to remember or care Edited September 13, 20168 yr by Goalie
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223383 1 hour ago, IC Khari said: Didn't the kid have a blue sweater? He was wearing a green sweatshirt over his Bomber shirt.
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223384 1 minute ago, Jacquie said: He was wearing a green sweatshirt over his Bomber shirt. So if it was plus 35 he would have been fine but cuz of the cooler weather.... Damn mother nature
September 13, 20168 yr comment_223390 1 hour ago, Super Duper Negatron said: Drunken Bomber fans can be assholes, no question about it. But something about this story doesn't add up. Going after a nine year old kid? Maybe one drunken moron would do it, but to have multiple people go after the kid? I just can't see it. Maybe I am giving people too much credit, I don't know. I certainly have witnessed some extreme jack hole behavior, but never against a kid. Yah, I don't buy it. Three separate incidents of abuse and no one stood up for them or witnessed it and security was nowhere to be found? She makes it sound like everybody in the stadium was out to get them,
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