And love to do itThey eat their own
And love to do itThey eat their own
I always told the guys over on HR that I don’t expect them to ever like me because they don’t even like each other. LolAnd love to do it
Yeah....I saw that as well. Very, very intresting.They called Hamiti for the stall backing out in 1st and not Marinelli for doing it much more flagrantly in 2nd. Anyone else see that?
@johnstownsteel another thread, that I chose not to comment in, had a great suggestion for you and future HR names, take the greatest hits of posters and make them into your new monikers, donstownsteel, goblintownaluminum, gripstowntin, ironbirdsolder, etc…I always told the guys over on HR that I don’t expect them to ever like me because they don’t even like each other. Lol
Some Iowa fans - not just on the forum - are very worked about Gomez making the "keep chirping" hand gesture as he left the mat. I don't get it. The crowd was all over him for avoiding action in the final seconds (something every wrestler leading by 1 or 2 does and that every opposing fan base boos). The hand gesture was the perfect response and he walked straight off the mat when doing it. If that gets you that worked up, you've got to go to anger management therapy.
Those types hate losing more than they love winning. Anger thus becomes the prevailing mindset.Some Iowa fans - not just on the forum - are very worked about Gomez making the "keep chirping" hand gesture as he left the mat. I don't get it. The crowd was all over him for avoiding action in the final seconds (something every wrestler leading by 1 or 2 does and that every opposing fan base boos). The hand gesture was the perfect response and he walked straight off the mat when doing it. If that gets you that worked up, you've got to go to anger management therapy.
@johnstownsteel another thread, that I chose not to comment in, had a great suggestion for you and future HR names, take the greatest hits of posters and make them into your new monikers, donstownsteel, goblintownaluminum, gripstowntin, ironbirdsolder, etc…
istherevodkatownwhitemetal….. too much?
ORCould combine HR handles:
IRONBIRD_gobblin_vodka?Could combine HR handles:
Is this is where Goodale steps up to the mic and declares "Come to Rutgers, when rubber meets road we come up small. It's what we do!!!"?2nd time in last few weeks Rutgers just absolutely choked. Favored against MSU and tOSU coming into the last 3 bouts and Poznanski and Bulsak come up small. Wow
Rule says that once the official acknowledges a choice, the choice cannot be changed. If Steveson didn't signal he was taking down, then the official didn't ack it. Just getting down on all fours isn't technically sufficient to indicate choice (as weird as that seems).Gable Steveson just brutalized Purdue's Woulfe today. Barely missed the first period fall and then TF. GS initially chose bottom to start the 2nd but realized an escape would secure the TF so went neutral start, clearly with bad intentions of additional mauling. Purdue bench unhappy with the last second position change.
Made me wonder if the rules don't let a wrestler change his mind on starting position once the selection is clearly made. In this case, GS actually got down on all fours to start then changed his mind and stood for the neutral start. Can any of our resident experts elucidate the rule on this?
Some Iowa fans - not just on the forum - are very worked about Gomez making the "keep chirping" hand gesture as he left the mat. I don't get it. The crowd was all over him for avoiding action in the final seconds (something every wrestler leading by 1 or 2 does and that every opposing fan base boos). The hand gesture was the perfect response and he walked straight off the mat when doing it. If that gets you that worked up, you've got to go to anger management therapy.
No means no lmfaoRule says that once the official acknowledges a choice, the choice cannot be changed. If Steveson didn't signal he was taking down, then the official didn't ack it. Just getting down on all fours isn't technically sufficient to indicate choice (as weird as that seems).
Rule says that once the official acknowledges a choice, the choice cannot be changed. If Steveson didn't signal he was taking down, then the official didn't ack it. Just getting down on all fours isn't technically sufficient to indicate choice (as weird as that seems).
These are the same people who are fine with Desanto's antics.Some Iowa fans - not just on the forum - are very worked about Gomez making the "keep chirping" hand gesture as he left the mat. I don't get it. The crowd was all over him for avoiding action in the final seconds (something every wrestler leading by 1 or 2 does and that every opposing fan base boos). The hand gesture was the perfect response and he walked straight off the mat when doing it. If that gets you that worked up, you've got to go to anger management therapy.
Pretty good statement. High road, in his own voice rather than the pr department, but spot on.
I have some really big injury information about a top wrestler...but I can't tell anyone here. I just want you all to know that I know something you don't.nteresting post in the thread from a person whose profile suggests they’re an ia based reporter, saying they have a vid clip but won’t share it. Huh? Either report it, if you’re a reporter, or share it with the admin so they can investigate it if you’re so beholden to them that you don’t want to burn your sources.
You are correct that this one person is not representative of the entire fan base. However, the culture of that fan base is one that is happy to berate opposing coaches, athletes, and officials on a regular basis. It is a culture that is even embraced by the coaching staff."They" and "them" aren't an entire fanbase. The person that threw the soda should face consequences as should anyone that crossed the line with Gomez. We have crazies too.
Booing injured players at the football game. Throwing a beer can at another football game. Throwing a bottle at Starocci. Racist remarks at the ISU wrestler. Taking the high road is nice, but give me concrete examples of our fans acting this way (in the last 5 years to be generous. All the above events happened in the last 5 months). I'll wait."They" and "them" aren't an entire fanbase. The person that threw the soda should face consequences as should anyone that crossed the line with Gomez. We have crazies too.
I like to think we would not have tolerated our crazies behaving in similar manners."They" and "them" aren't an entire fanbase. The person that threw the soda should face consequences as should anyone that crossed the line with Gomez. We have crazies too.
Whether we're talking on the mat or coaching, the Brands' brand seems to be to get as close to the line of what one could charitably call "acceptable intensity" as possible. When that is leading the general culture at a program, it isn't exactly shocking when lines get crossed, whether it's Turk turning the end of the match into a shoving contest (an aspect that has been completely ignored in all this) or fans making inappropriate comments.You are correct that this one person is not representative of the entire fan base. However, the culture of that fan base is one that is happy to berate opposing coaches, athletes, and officials on a regular basis. It is a culture that is even embraced by the coaching staff.
When that is the accepted norm for a fan base, you’re more likely to have people that cross the line.
I have not personally seen a PSU fan use racist language or throw objects heavier than a marshmallow, but in fairness, probably the vast majority of Hawk fans have not as well.Booing injured players at the football game. Throwing a beer can at another football game. Throwing a bottle at Starocci. Racist remarks at the ISU wrestler. Taking the high road is nice, but give me concrete examples of our fans acting this way (in the last 5 years to be generous. All the above events happened in the last 5 months). I'll wait.
a good guy that could be any one of us.
Gomez came out with a statement and said it wasn’t that guy. He is more of a symbol than anything..
BTW, the Hawkeye fan shown on twitter is also a victim in this shite show. He is a real person that was 100% innocent that was vilified on social media and even the local Iowa newspaper. I have exchanged a back and forth with him and he seems like a good guy that could be any one of us. He shouldn't be forgotten either.
I get it, and I don't expect that you would catch a photo of me in that pose. (you could very likely catch me in other embarrassing situations) But there are probably other posters here that could get caught up in the moment and find themselves in a similar situation. I do know that he said nothing offensive. What he said was "Murin is gonna get you in Lincoln". I'm sure many here have said worse.Although I believe I understand your sentiment (a good guy could be falsely implicated after another's misdeed), I have to respectfully disagree in this instance.
There are many of "us" who are able to maintain a calm state of mind and would not directly engage an opposing teams wrestler regardless of whether he was signaling to the crowd with a 'chirping' gesture.