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Again, how come Buckner has never showed his face in New England since that play.
 
Again, how come Buckner has never showed his face in New England since that play.
ask buckner you idiot .not all former athletes return to the city for whom they used to play .your just here to rain on the boston parade .your a NJ piece of sh-t with no life and the teams you like suck.your just jealous so you come here to try and stir things up ..and btw he did return to boston after that play .he even played for the team again in the early ninties and was back in boston in the mid ninties so GFY.
 
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I was not at the game in Week 1.

I am not a Jets fan.

Jets fans were cheering for the arrival of Kellen Clemens. It was not a knock on Pennington at all. Jets fans respect his ability to play the game. They were trying to support Clemens. It was misinteprted about how they were happy to see Pennington go down.
I was and from what I saw and heard, there were plenty of people around me cheering when Pennington didn't get back up. I was wearing a Flutie jersey and one of the Jets fans came up to me said that "Flutie's kid has Aids"! I'm not sure, but I think he is autistic. Real classy! For the record, it was Bob Stanley not Mike Stanley. I could give two ****s about Bill Buckner and you for that matter! Enjoy a long period of losing in NJ!:singing:
 
So the premise of this thread is that Boston fans still harbor resentment for him even though the team has won twice since, and evidence for this is how he was treated a long time ago?

I wouldn't blame him if he never went back to Boston. Why should he, because he played baseball there 20 years ago? I wouldn't even blame him if he forever held a grudge towards Boston. None of that would support the premise for this thread, though,
 
So the premise of this thread is that Boston fans still harbor resentment for him even though the team has won twice since, and evidence for this is how he was treated a long time ago?

I wouldn't blame him if he never went back to Boston. Why should he, because he played baseball there 20 years ago? I wouldn't even blame him if he forever held a grudge towards Boston. None of that would support the premise for this thread, though,

Lets recap;
Boston is a racist city
Jason Kidd is a hero
New Jersey/New York fans are the greatest
Buckner hates Boston
 
Through Buckner's legs...It will ring my ears forever, but I have moved on...Mostly :)
 
I don't blame him...though he deserves some... but most every Sox fan realizes

#1 - he shouldn't have been in the game at that point and
#2 - the game should have been over at that point too as Stanley didn't do his job either

But one would think that Buckner - undertandably made about his role as a scapegoat to some - would have been a little bit more diplomatic when asked about this a few years ago

I think that rubbed a lot of people the wrong way - people who were more than prepared to "forgive" him even though Buckner was over the top in insisting he had no reason to be forgiven
 
I don't blame him...though he deserves some... but most every Sox fan realizes

#1 - he shouldn't have been in the game at that point and
#2 - the game should have been over at that point too as Stanley didn't do his job either

But one would think that Buckner - undertandably made about his role as a scapegoat to some - would have been a little bit more diplomatic when asked about this a few years ago

I think that rubbed a lot of people the wrong way - people who were more than prepared to "forgive" him even though Buckner was over the top in insisting he had no reason to be forgiven

Most knowledgeable Red Sox fans do not blame Buckner, nor do most Red Sox fans blame him today. Because someone who is not a Sox fan makes that accusation (along with other blatant untruths) we find ourselves talking about something that is irrelevant. That fan probably was in bed long before that ball went through Buckners legs, maybe even in a crib.
 
buckner never needed to be forgiven for anything .people forget that play happened in game 6 .they still had game 7 they could have won.buckner played great in his time in boston.he busted his ass everyday .he was one of my favorite players back then.
 
buckner never needed to be forgiven for anything .people forget that play happened in game 6 .they still had game 7 they could have won.buckner played great in his time in boston.he busted his ass everyday .he was one of my favorite players back then.

Buckner was unbelievable. He was hobbled by his leg/knee, yet was still able to play at a high level. The guy would intentionally swing at a strike three pitch in the dirt, the ball would go to the backstop and he would 'run' to first and beat the throw. I know I saw him do this on a few occasions and it still impresses me today.
 
actually, equal blame should go to Rich Gedman for missing Stanley's "wild pitch" that tied the game... seemed catchable/blockable to me with a runner in scoring position...
 


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