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Did Cincinnati Fans boo Dalton at a charity event?
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(07-13-2015, 07:45 PM)Yojimbo Wrote: I don't really care about the booing. I'm not someone that boos at sporting events. What did bother me, was Dalton's response. "It doesn't matter." Pretty much sums up his entire career to this point. Just once I'd like to see some fire or bravado from this guy. He should have said "Yeah it ticked me off and I'm going to shut up all the critics by playing the best football of my life this season." That's a QB that I could support and can lead a team, but hey "it doesn't matter"

Does getting boo'd at a charity event and not an actual football game matter? Aside from some underwhelming playoff games what has Andy done to deserve getting boo'd at a charity event. Its just a low class showing from the fan base, plain and simple. Boo him on the football field all you want, but save that crap for Sundays. And people wonder why we have a hard time attracting and keeping good players in this franchise.
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RE: Did Cincinnati Fans boo Dalton at a charity event? - yellowxdiscipline - 07-15-2015, 09:34 AM

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