Webber taunter fined...

[Gargamel]

From Vlade2Peja4-3 (LG.net):

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A security guard stands next to Michael A. Roberts, as he points to Dennis Pauley, seated at top left, during the final minutes of the Detroit Pistons game against the Philadelphia 76ers in game two of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals at The Palace in Auburn Hills, MIch., Tuesday, April 26, 2005. Authorities brought charges Wednesday, April 27, 2005, against the two Detroit Pistons fans after the Philadelphia 76ers' Allen Iverson was struck with a coin. Pauley, 31, was charged with throwing an object onto a playing surface. Pauley and Roberts were both charged with occupying seats without permission or proper ticket. The charges carry a possible penalty of 90 days in jail and a $500 fine.

Dumba$$ will at least pay up for it . I understand taunting but being caught in a section you didn't pay for...

 

[Fillmoe]

Lol that picture is hilarious! im a huge fan of cwebb but none the less its still funny

 

[bojan_pecanac]

Hahaha, Timeout!

 

[piksi]

Stupid but funny as hell

 

[Team Dime]

That fan should be beaten beyond all recognition. Nothing worse than a frontrunner, going to the Pistons game wearing a Sox hat.

What a spineless loser.

 

[loopymitch]

I am not amused!!!

 

[Evenstar]

From Vlade2Peja4-3 (LG.net):

http://images.sportsline.com/u/ap/photos/DTP113042623_1024x768.jpg
http://images.sportsline.com/u/ap/photos/DTP112042623_1024x768.jpg

A security guard stands next to Michael A. Roberts, as he points to Dennis Pauley, seated at top left, during the final minutes of the Detroit Pistons game against the Philadelphia 76ers in game two of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals at The Palace in Auburn Hills, MIch., Tuesday, April 26, 2005. Authorities brought charges Wednesday, April 27, 2005, against the two Detroit Pistons fans after the Philadelphia 76ers' Allen Iverson was struck with a coin. Pauley, 31, was charged with throwing an object onto a playing surface. Pauley and Roberts were both charged with occupying seats without permission or proper ticket. The charges carry a possible penalty of 90 days in jail and a $500 fine.

Dumba$$ will at least pay up for it . I understand taunting but being caught in a section you didn't pay for...

DAMN!!!! man i hope that fine is for the throwing, that would be ridiculous for sitting in the wrong seat LOL!

 

[JayBird]

Red Sox hat, at a Pistons game? I bet that same clown was sporting an MJ jersey at Yankee games a few years back. Moron.

 

[love_them_kings]

I am not amused!!!

Glad I'm not the only one!

 

[Team Dime]

That's the kind of spineless moron that I can't stand.

 

[EmKingsFan4]

Yeah, like Webbs never heard that before....soo original...the funny thing is there is no way that guy would have had the nerve to do that if he'd have seen Chris on the street somewhere...what a LOSER!! I fear our CWebb will have to live with that infamous timeout forever...ah well..
Is anyone on this board from Detroit...I mean, come on give me some insight here...WHAT IS THE DEAL WITH THESE DETROIT "FANS"?

 

[jacobdrj]

(From Detroit) Perhaps they miss their hocky...

 

[kingskings!]

(From Detroit) Perhaps they miss their hocky...

Perhaps they do miss their hockey, or perhaps they miss all those college records they had to forfeit and forget about.
I'm NOT saying either opinion is right or wrong, I'm just saying that the fans in Detroit have a lot of conflicting emotions when it comes to CWebb.

 

[Gargamel]

Is anyone on this board from Detroit...I mean, come on give me some insight here...WHAT IS THE DEAL WITH THESE DETROIT "FANS"?

Superman knows some.

 

[**KInGs^RoYalTy**]

That shows the class of Cwebb, if it were some other punk NBA player, he probably wouldv'e been in the stands beating the crap outta the guy.

 

[VF21]

Talk about a dead horse.

The fact the most insulting/humorous thing the "fan" could think of to hurl at Webber shows a real lack of intelligence.

"Hey, Chris Webber - remember the mistake you made about a million years ago?"

Funny? No. Insulting? No. Pathetic? Pretty much.

And if you think Webber was insulted or hurt by that, you really should get out more. Webb is not defined by something that happened when he was in college. Does he still regret it? Probably, in some corner of his mind. But it isn't something that would make him mad or cause him to lose focus...