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Brawl at 49ers VS. Cardinals Game

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If a woman hits a man and hurts him, she is fair game. I'm not talking about a slap or a pinch though. These ladies all fit my criteria to have someone knock them out.

Agree.

I'm totally against domestic violence, however, I'm 100% for knocking a womans front 6 out when they're like that. Probably not popular, but they ALWAYS make it worse. I've witnessed 3 separate brawls at PBS over the years and they were all exacerbated by big mouth drunk chicks.

 

Totally agree with you.

Not that I needed a reminder as to why I would never, ever go back to a NFL game .

Only makes sense that if Brawling is tolerated on the field it will move to the stands . Monkey see Monkey do .

I'm totally against domestic violence, however, I'm 100% for knocking a womans front 6 out when they're like that. Probably not popular, but they ALWAYS make it worse. I've witnessed 3 separate brawls at PBS over the years and they were all exacerbated by big mouth drunk chicks.

 

I had an argument on this site a while back with someone who said that there is no excuse EVER for a man to hit a woman. I disagreed, obviously.

I had an argument on this site a while back with someone who said that there is no excuse EVER for a man to hit a woman. I disagreed, obviously.

They become one of the guys in that instance.

We sit in the upper level at Raymond James, for the Bucs, and there are cops at almost every entrance tunnel. In fact, a TPD officer stands right next to Mrs. S (I think it's because she looks suspicious, but she denies it).

Maybe Americans should spend their discretionary income in some other venue having less potential for violence. It's really kind of embarrassing to be honest about it.

Maybe Americans should spend their discretionary income in some other venue having less potential for violence. It's really kind of embarrassing to be honest about it.

 

Some of the worst fights I've ever seen were at baseball games.

 

Anybody remember Detroit vs Indiana? An NBA classic.

 

Drunks are drunks, it doesn't matter what the sport.

Cardinals DE Darnell Dockett offers tickets to man wearing his jersey during fan brawl - NY Daily News

 

There were no winners in Sunday's bloody brawl between Cardinals and 49ers fans - except the guy wearing a Darnell Dockett jersey.

 

Arizona's defensive end offered the unnamed man free tickets, presumably to a Cardinals game, on Twitter Monday after video of the disturbing fight surfaced online.

 

"Who was the guy in the Dockett jersey in the brawl at the cardinals game??? Contact me I have some tickets for you. I like that :poop:," Dockett wrote.

 

Given the negative attention the NFL has gotten recently in the wake of domestic violence incidents involving high-profile players like Ray Rice, Adrian Peterson and Greg Hardy, Dockett's tweet was met with a firestorm of criticism on social media.

 

He responded by retweeting comments pointing out how the fan, dressed in Dockett's No. 90 jersey, actually helped out by punching a guy who was choking a security guard.

 

The moment in question ocurrs around the 42-second mark, and the video supports this claim.

 

"Everyone hating without checking context, dude was backing up security," Dockett, who’s sidelined this season with a torn ACL, wrote.

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