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if it were for that then he would have copped that treatment in the past in Melbourne and at every other clubs J J Giltinan Shield presentation
fact is it has never happened before yesterday and there is only one reason for that
Storm fans think they should not have been punished for cheating every player and fan from the other 15 clubs
Interesting.
I was at the game and was booing Gallop for the following reasons:
1) His absolute refusal to try and grow the game in Victoria and stand up to channel 9 here
2) The ridiculous penalties handed out after Brookvale (1 week for Brett Stewart?????)
3) The "don't you just love monday night football" text to Searle when Titans beat us
I wasn't booing him for the salary cap issues, and I presume neither were the Knights fans in our row who were booing louder than anyone else.
So no, you are not correct in your assumptions about everyone's reasons for booing, even though you seem to be some kind of expert on what Storm fans are thinking.
And even if some of the booing was for the salary cap penalties, there is nothing wrong with fans voicing their opinion on how harsh they were. Tigers got a huge fine in March for being well over the cap, but they didn't get a single point deducted. Victoria Police themselves said the nrl had 'jumped to conclusions' and there is nothing wrong with getting that message across to moron gallop. Doesn't mean they are saying it's right or clever to cheat, they just maybe disagree with the severity of the punishment). We live in a democracy these days, and last time I checked voicing your opinion wasn't illegal.
If you are happy with the CEO and figurehead of your sport throwing around words like 'terrorists' on the 9/11 anniversary to describe a few people booing him for a laugh then that's fine - but its not a good look for the sport as a whole.