Balmain_Boy
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RedDragon said:Its easy for you to sit at home on tv and question the way they acted. In the heat of the moment most people would react the same way, especially towards an idiot like Bryce Gibbs getting knocked out because of something he started.
After the game they no doubt say it was a bit over the top, but the adrenaline, heat of the moment and significance of the hit would of been enough for their reaction as it would be for most people.
Ive got no problem with the way they acted...they didnt touch him when he was on the ground so whats the problem?
Had Gibbs given Barrett a serve last week I bet you'd be whinging. When there's the possibilty someone has a serious injury, it's poor form to be mouthing off at them as they lay prone on the ground. So much so that it generally NEVER happens. Only in the NFL.
If the bold bit is true, why don't we see it happen more often? Barrett is the perfect example. HUGE significane on the game, yet the Tigers made sure Barrett's mouthguard was out. Like I said, it's called class.