Your comment is true, but I'm not sure that the population density is equivalent in all NFL cities. Plus, I don't know how many other cities have had stadium jails or cheered temporary paralysis.[Next time someone bashes Eagles fans just remember that there are DBags all over the NFL Map
Your comment is true, but I'm not sure that the population density is equivalent in all NFL cities. Plus, I don't know how many other cities have had stadium jails or cheered temporary paralysis.[Next time someone bashes Eagles fans just remember that there are DBags all over the NFL Map
Police: Men burned Cards message into Eagles QB's lawn
The Arizona Republic
The Cardinals fans who left diesel fuel messages in the lawn of Donovan McNabb's Chandler home also left something else - a box with a postage sticker that listed the suspect's name and address.
The two men, Rex Perkin, 37, and Ryan Hanlon, 28, were arrested Saturday around 6 p.m., for using the fuel to kill the grass in the Philadelphia quarterback's lawn and leave the messages., "Go Cards," "Go Kurt," and "I (heart) AZ."
Police said the pair admitted to dousing the grass midnight Saturday, the day before the Arizona Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC championship.
But the story actually started two days before, when McNabb came home to his house in the Ocotillo neighborhood on the Thursday to find a Cardinals flag hanging from a tree in his yard. The quarterback found the prank amusing and left the flag hanging in the tree, Favazzo said.
When McNabb came home late the next night, he saw the cardboard box that the vandals made into a makeshift sign - "Go Cards" was written on one side and "Beat Philly" on the other. Again McNabb brushed it off, but when he woke up early the next morning on the day of the game, he smelled diesel fuel and called police.
"Police did a very, very quick investigation," said Sgt. Joe Favazzo, a Chandler police spokesman. Officers quickly spotted the postage sticker on the box with Perkin's name and address. They went Perkin's home, where police arrested him at about 6 p.m. when he admitted to the prank and outted his co-worker, Hanlon. Perkins wore a Cardinals cap in his booking photo.
Hanlon turned himself in at the police station after officers called him on the phone.
The two were booked and cited for criminal damage. The diesel fuel caused an estimated $2,000 of damage to the lawn
My bad I was wrong I did not get that it was Zona fans. My apoligieshttp://www.azcentral.com/community/chandle...vandal0121.html
<_< Oops...Police: Men burned Cards message into Eagles QB's lawn
The Arizona Republic
The Cardinals fans who left diesel fuel messages in the lawn of Donovan McNabb's Chandler home also left something else - a box with a postage sticker that listed the suspect's name and address.
The two men, Rex Perkin, 37, and Ryan Hanlon, 28, were arrested Saturday around 6 p.m., for using the fuel to kill the grass in the Philadelphia quarterback's lawn and leave the messages., "Go Cards," "Go Kurt," and "I (heart) AZ."
Police said the pair admitted to dousing the grass midnight Saturday, the day before the Arizona Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC championship.
But the story actually started two days before, when McNabb came home to his house in the Ocotillo neighborhood on the Thursday to find a Cardinals flag hanging from a tree in his yard. The quarterback found the prank amusing and left the flag hanging in the tree, Favazzo said.
When McNabb came home late the next night, he saw the cardboard box that the vandals made into a makeshift sign - "Go Cards" was written on one side and "Beat Philly" on the other. Again McNabb brushed it off, but when he woke up early the next morning on the day of the game, he smelled diesel fuel and called police.
"Police did a very, very quick investigation," said Sgt. Joe Favazzo, a Chandler police spokesman. Officers quickly spotted the postage sticker on the box with Perkin's name and address. They went Perkin's home, where police arrested him at about 6 p.m. when he admitted to the prank and outted his co-worker, Hanlon. Perkins wore a Cardinals cap in his booking photo.
Hanlon turned himself in at the police station after officers called him on the phone.
The two were booked and cited for criminal damage. The diesel fuel caused an estimated $2,000 of damage to the lawn
Really?Not sure how this isnt a bigger story.
I can't speak for anyone else, but I was responding to the specific comment that "all fans suck (sic)" made by someone who apparently is a Philly fan.So, man's lawn is vandalized. His wife and his young daughter in the house. The persons affiliated are obvious Cards fans perpetrating a criminal action. Like the article says, that is scary stuff when you consider the race issue involved with the victim. And the first five responses are how Eagles fans are bad? Perspective?Great Eagles fans suck, so let's not care when something like this happens.
Your comment is true, but I'm not sure that the population density is equivalent in all NFL cities. Plus, I don't know how many other cities have had stadium jails or cheered temporary paralysis.[Next time someone bashes Eagles fans just remember that there are DBags all over the NFL Map
I thought I heard, "Good luck Willis"High school level prank my ###... there's no tolerance for things like this. When things are all said and done IT'S A GAME. We choose to bet on it, we choose to make it more then it is. It's not a huge deal, but let's say the fire got out of control and the house went off... it would then be a bigger story. These guys get enough flack from the fans on the field, they're should be peace at home. NFL fans really need to change their way of thinking and remember their human beings first...
When I was watching Willis McGahee being carted off during the game I heard a Pittsburgh fan on top of the tunnel yell "You F'n suck Willis"... at that point I was just like wow... people are nuts.
That's what I heard too.I thought I heard, "Good luck Willis"High school level prank my ###... there's no tolerance for things like this. When things are all said and done IT'S A GAME. We choose to bet on it, we choose to make it more then it is. It's not a huge deal, but let's say the fire got out of control and the house went off... it would then be a bigger story. These guys get enough flack from the fans on the field, they're should be peace at home. NFL fans really need to change their way of thinking and remember their human beings first...
When I was watching Willis McGahee being carted off during the game I heard a Pittsburgh fan on top of the tunnel yell "You F'n suck Willis"... at that point I was just like wow... people are nuts.
What I heard as well.I thought I heard, "Good luck Willis"High school level prank my ###... there's no tolerance for things like this. When things are all said and done IT'S A GAME. We choose to bet on it, we choose to make it more then it is. It's not a huge deal, but let's say the fire got out of control and the house went off... it would then be a bigger story. These guys get enough flack from the fans on the field, they're should be peace at home. NFL fans really need to change their way of thinking and remember their human beings first...
When I was watching Willis McGahee being carted off during the game I heard a Pittsburgh fan on top of the tunnel yell "You F'n suck Willis"... at that point I was just like wow... people are nuts.
You heard incorrectly.When I was watching Willis McGahee being carted off during the game I heard a Pittsburgh fan on top of the tunnel yell "You F'n suck Willis"... at that point I was just like wow... people are nuts.
So, man's lawn is vandalized. His wife and his young daughter in the house. The persons affiliated are obvious Cards fans perpetrating a criminal action. Like the article says, that is scary stuff when you consider the race issue involved with the victim. And the first five responses are how Eagles fans are bad?
Perspective?
Great Eagles fans suck, so let's not care when something like this happens.
You mean that same Philly community that voted him the greatest Eagles QB of all time? Yeah, everyone hates him in PhillyPerhaps this generates some empathy for McNabb in the Philly community. That would be nice.
So McNabb > Jaworski and Cunningham? Whoopee. What else are they going to say in the face of 5 NFC championship games?I didn't say "everyone hates him in Philly". If you think that Philly fans as a group treat McNabb with the respect he deserves, we disagree.You mean that same Philly community that voted him the greatest Eagles QB of all time? Yeah, everyone hates him in PhillyPerhaps this generates some empathy for McNabb in the Philly community. That would be nice.![]()
Exactly. It's not like they burned a cross in his yard. They didn't burn anything, they just poured diesel fuel on the grass to kill it in the shape of a message that also was not related to race.Leaving behind a box with your name and address on it is just comical. Just shows how dumb you have to be to pull the prank in the first place. Dumb enough to leave your name behind.no doubt destroying the guy's lawn was a #### move, but I think I need to see a 'GO KKKARDS!' before I bite on the race baiting.
What I heard as well.I thought I heard, "Good luck Willis"High school level prank my ###... there's no tolerance for things like this. When things are all said and done IT'S A GAME. We choose to bet on it, we choose to make it more then it is. It's not a huge deal, but let's say the fire got out of control and the house went off... it would then be a bigger story. These guys get enough flack from the fans on the field, they're should be peace at home. NFL fans really need to change their way of thinking and remember their human beings first...
When I was watching Willis McGahee being carted off during the game I heard a Pittsburgh fan on top of the tunnel yell "You F'n suck Willis"... at that point I was just like wow... people are nuts.
Arizona needed an extension to sell out a playoff game. They don't deserve a team.S.K.A. said:They probably meant to burn, "Go to the Cards" and just got excited. Philly doesn't deserve him.
Obviously, you are the audience that ESPN targets. Someone who knows very little and will believe everything. Did you know the moon is made of cheese?The Eagles fan base is really awful. Every game is sold out, there is 50,000 that are on a so called waiting list to have the opportunity to get a season ticket (wishful thinking) and you will not live long enough to see them have trouble selling out a playoff game ie.. SD, AZ, Minny but whatever.. as long as ESPN dusts off the "they throw snow balls at Santa", they HAD a jail in their stadium... dolts like you will buy it.Good luck in the stock market!Your comment is true, but I'm not sure that the population density is equivalent in all NFL cities. Plus, I don't know how many other cities have had stadium jails or cheered temporary paralysis.[Next time someone bashes Eagles fans just remember that there are DBags all over the NFL Map
Cleveland fans cheered their own unconscious QB (Couch). Didn't they do it twice? Dunno. Jets fans cheered an injured Chad Pennington...to name 2 others. Sucks, but does happen elsewhere. Thought I had read about Chicago fans cheering an injured Emmitt Smith. Couldn't find it though.As for the jails, other NFL teams contacted the Eagles about how to set one up. Others do have a "jerk" hotline for fans to report trouble. And the Jets had to hire additional security to control the home fans.The Jerk said:Your comment is true, but I'm not sure that the population density is equivalent in all NFL cities. Plus, I don't know how many other cities have had stadium jails or cheered temporary paralysis.[Next time someone bashes Eagles fans just remember that there are DBags all over the NFL Map
If you read the story details, it says the crime was done at McNabb's CHANDLER, ARIZONA house.........WHY DOES MCNABB LIVE IN ARIZONA?Perhaps this generates some empathy for McNabb in the Philly community. That would be nice.
Unfortunately, it's all true. It is like the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland catching on fire. You will NEVER be able to live it down. You have to own it as something...as long as ESPN dusts off the "they throw snow balls at Santa", they HAD a jail in their stadium... dolts like you will buy it.
Unfortunately, it's all true. It is like the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland catching on fire. You will NEVER be able to live it down. You have to own it as something...as long as ESPN dusts off the "they throw snow balls at Santa", they HAD a jail in their stadium... dolts like you will buy it.that happened to your town. Sorry 'bout your darn luck...
Wouldn't be so bad if it were even remotely accurate. There's a dozen threads in here telling the real story behind the Santa booing....go look one up.Unfortunately, it's all true. It is like the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland catching on fire. You will NEVER be able to live it down. You have to own it as something...as long as ESPN dusts off the "they throw snow balls at Santa", they HAD a jail in their stadium... dolts like you will buy it.that happened to your town. Sorry 'bout your darn luck...
Alot of players across all the sports live here to train at Athlete's Performance in Tempe.If you read the story details, it says the crime was done at McNabb's CHANDLER, ARIZONA house.........WHY DOES MCNABB LIVE IN ARIZONA?Perhaps this generates some empathy for McNabb in the Philly community. That would be nice.
Exactly. And Dallas fans booing our National Anthem was far worse. That alone should strip them of the title of "America's Team". "America's Team" shouldn't have fans that boo the Anthem.Wouldn't be so bad if it were even remotely accurate. There's a dozen threads in here telling the real story behind the Santa booing....go look one up.Unfortunately, it's all true. It is like the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland catching on fire. You will NEVER be able to live it down. You have to own it as something...as long as ESPN dusts off the "they throw snow balls at Santa", they HAD a jail in their stadium... dolts like you will buy it.that happened to your town. Sorry 'bout your darn luck...