They waited until the third goal. But there weren’t any incidents afterwards that I saw. By the fourth, they’d pretty much conceded the match and gave up.

They were shouting it at Ochoa after 5-0.

My response to the human element argument:

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This is the only reason why as a Flyers fan I’m okay with Pittsburgh winning the Cup. Making Simmons look like even more of an ass than he already is makes the Penguins winning the Cup tolerable. Just this once though.

If I’m Phil Kessel, I’m taking out a full-page add in the Toronto Sun which would read “KISS MY ASS, STEVE SIMMONS. Signed, Phil Kessel, Pittsburgh Penguins.”

Yes, he still was a member of the organization. But the point is that he realized the mistake he made, regretted it, and rectified it as best he could.

But Ali later realized the truth with the Nation of Islam, especially after he went on his Hajj. Hence Ali left and became a Sunni Muslim, denouncing the Nation of Islam along the way.

I was excited to hear about an American making an impression in Aussie Football. Then I found out he plays for Collingwood. Because of this, Mason Cox is dead to me.

Under Aussie rules football, if a player kicks the ball forward more than fifteen meters and it’s caught by a teammate without hitting the ground, it’s called a “mark” and awards an automatic free kick.

Liverpool fans were furious over a proposed ticket price-hike. Think for a second what would happen if a bunch of hard-done, angry, and muscle-bound goons suddenly were priced out of football matches.

To answer your question,