He says we're not the coaches or they players...we're fans. We're trying our best and you boo birds don't understand and you are not likely more knowledgable or experienced. That's my translation. The attorney finds "you're just fan!" Perfect...we can rip him a new one on that sound bite. Yes he was angry. He wanted us to know that. No if's, and's or but's. He didn't use the best words, but I know what he meant and I don't have the pick out the most vulnerable phrase and turn for attack.

I didn't ask you to give your name or occupation. In fact, sharing your particular occupation comes across as smug and maybe even threatening to some people. I was explaining previously that he chose to be brave as a public figure at the expense of a possible beat down. Many fans actually support what he said, but some didn't. Some chose to take advantage of words and pounce at the opportunity to tell him he should shut his yap. You say these players who use social media as he did are stupid for doing so. Okay, there may be some wisdom in that depending on what needs to be said and how brave they are to express something such as frustration over an act that they wish would stop. Some will respect that and some won't. He took a lot of praise and he took some beating, but he said his piece about an awful behavior that he believes should stop.