Talk:John Green (fan)

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Actually no, none of the fans named in the confrontation are allowed on Palace grounds anymore. But for some reason the players are. Double standard? You better believe it.User:rhoffer21 20:33, 16 May 2006 (UTC)

No, not a double standard, if someone came into your place of work and incited a riot such as that, they would also be banned from entering where you work. Additionally, if you punish all players involved...the pistons wouldn't be able to play in the palace anymore. Wallace made the initial move to start the fight, artest escalated it, rasheed went into the crowd as well....give me a break.

He threw the cup from 60 feet away? I must say thats unlikely. Where did this fact come from? Bonus Onus 00:23, Jun 8, 2005 (UTC)

You know if thats true, he can continue to go to Pacers v. Pistons games he would have to sit midlevel or top level (nose bleed section). J. C. 08:56, 18 November 2005 (UTC)

This guy is an idiot. I wish Artest stomped on this fools face. Honestly, what idiot would throw a beer at a dude like Artest and not expect him to want to beat his ass. I am behind Artest 100% and I am a Miami fan too. 128.138.26.42 21:16, 10 October 2006 (UTC)