[gadawgfan1]

My husband turned me on to Georgia football about four years ago and I am an absolute, total fan now!!! I might not know everything there is to know about the game, but I can say that I am really dissappointed that our own fans were booing M. Milner today while we were playing the gators. Have you seen any of the other fans booing there own football team?? I really think that these other GA fans need to make a little more noise for their team and not just when they feel like it. The only time they want to cheer is when something good is happening. I think you should be cheering for them all the time. Maybe if the fans kept a good momentum it would help them out.

[Lefty Noob]

Welcome to GoTeamsGo, gadawgfan1, and thanks for joining us! Sadly, what you describe is less the exception and more the rule. A lot of fans have a tendency to boo their favorite team if they're not performing well. It's unfortunate, but you could make an argument that most of them had to pay a considerable sum for their seats, and if they're unhappy with their team's on-field performance, they have the right to boo. I agree with you, though -- it's a shame fans aren't more supportive on the whole.

[Ga_Dawg]

Well, the game wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be. however, I think trying to change the nickname of the game by the school presidents is just rediculious.

[gadawgfan1]

Just to let you know we pay good money for club seats and we still cheer for the dawgs whether we choose to be there or at home...

Originally Posted by Lefty Noob

Welcome to GoTeamsGo, gadawgfan1, and thanks for joining us! Sadly, what you describe is less the exception and more the rule. A lot of fans have a tendency to boo their favorite team if they're not performing well. It's unfortunate, but you could make an argument that most of them had to pay a considerable sum for their seats, and if they're unhappy with their team's on-field performance, they have the right to boo. I agree with you, though -- it's a shame fans aren't more supportive on the whole.