Why was the crowd booing when Dylan Ferrandis was being awarded trophy?

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Why the boos for Dylan?
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5/5/2019 5:22pm
They weren't.
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Some people are just ignorant assholes..... that's why. They are an embarrassment to Americans everywhere.
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5/5/2019 5:39pm
You know the answer.
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5/5/2019 5:41pm
I think what you heard was his country men singing some type of National song or chant.
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5/5/2019 5:43pm Edited Date/Time 5/5/2019 5:43pm
500guy wrote:
I think what you heard was his country men singing some type of National song or chant.
That was after the booing. Go back and watch when Will starts interviewing him.
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5/5/2019 5:46pm
I think the booing (if that's what is was) was from AC fans, nothing more. It wasn't racist peeps booing foreigners, it was fans being disrespectful.
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5/5/2019 5:52pm
I remember Bayle being booed at the San Jose SX, I was embarrassed of my country.
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'Cause dem fereigners er takin' err jobs! Boooo!
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Falcon wrote:
'Cause dem fereigners er takin' err jobs! Boooo!
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If AC would have won, do you think his trainer and man friend group would have sung the USA anthem?? I doubt it.
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KDXGarage wrote:
If AC would have won, do you think his trainer and man friend group would have sung the USA anthem?? I doubt it.
No, the would have sung the head banging song called. "It's about fucking time"
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It was the French anthem being sung by his buddies lol
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5/6/2019 10:07am
KDXGarage wrote:
If AC would have won, do you think his trainer and man friend group would have sung the USA anthem?? I doubt it.
Why would he do that in America...
Imagine AC goes to the GPs and clinches a world title in Italy or France. Would your feelings be very hurt if a few of his family members celebrated the title by singing the US anthem?
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They racist!
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5/6/2019 10:15am Edited Date/Time 5/6/2019 10:18am
Some people are just ignorant assholes..... that's why. They are an embarrassment to Americans everywhere.
Now people can't boooooooooooo a sport figure (winner or loser/ certain color, religion, COO)?

Get lost with your PC bullshit...
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5/6/2019 10:18am Edited Date/Time 5/6/2019 10:35am
I wasn't there, nor did I watch the podium/celebration... but here is my guess:

1) Fans expected (and wanted) to cheer for AC winning a championship - they were disappointed and so they boo'd him
2) Total speculation but maybe fans are annoyed he did not seem to improve his English much over the course of his time here. I am not fluent in French but I could get by in Paris if I needed to, and his accent was a bit thicker than Pourcel of Marvin when they first arrived, I think.

Either way, I'd go more with #1 than #2.

Edit: For clarification I do not lump myself into the #2 category...
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Because Americans are sore losers
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Casting wrote:
I wasn't there, nor did I watch the podium/celebration... but here is my guess: 1) Fans expected (and wanted) to cheer for AC winning a championship...
I wasn't there, nor did I watch the podium/celebration... but here is my guess:

1) Fans expected (and wanted) to cheer for AC winning a championship - they were disappointed and so they boo'd him
2) Total speculation but maybe fans are annoyed he did not seem to improve his English much over the course of his time here. I am not fluent in French but I could get by in Paris if I needed to, and his accent was a bit thicker than Pourcel of Marvin when they first arrived, I think.

Either way, I'd go more with #1 than #2.

Edit: For clarification I do not lump myself into the #2 category...
Just go ahead and delete #2 because it's just stupid
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Casting wrote:
I wasn't there, nor did I watch the podium/celebration... but here is my guess: 1) Fans expected (and wanted) to cheer for AC winning a championship...
I wasn't there, nor did I watch the podium/celebration... but here is my guess:

1) Fans expected (and wanted) to cheer for AC winning a championship - they were disappointed and so they boo'd him
2) Total speculation but maybe fans are annoyed he did not seem to improve his English much over the course of his time here. I am not fluent in French but I could get by in Paris if I needed to, and his accent was a bit thicker than Pourcel of Marvin when they first arrived, I think.

Either way, I'd go more with #1 than #2.

Edit: For clarification I do not lump myself into the #2 category...
He's not really that fluent to start with, and he told french media he was so emotional he could barely find his words in English...
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Just go ahead and delete #2 because it's just stupid
Nah, you can think it's stupid and I'll keep it there and we can both move on. I stand by what I say even if others disagree, and like I said it's probably more #1.
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Nah, you can think it's stupid and I'll keep it there and we can both move on. I stand by what I say even if others...
Nah, you can think it's stupid and I'll keep it there and we can both move on. I stand by what I say even if others disagree, and like I said it's probably more #1.
Right on.
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5/6/2019 10:27am Edited Date/Time 5/6/2019 10:28am
Casting wrote:
I wasn't there, nor did I watch the podium/celebration... but here is my guess: 1) Fans expected (and wanted) to cheer for AC winning a championship...
I wasn't there, nor did I watch the podium/celebration... but here is my guess:

1) Fans expected (and wanted) to cheer for AC winning a championship - they were disappointed and so they boo'd him
2) Total speculation but maybe fans are annoyed he did not seem to improve his English much over the course of his time here. I am not fluent in French but I could get by in Paris if I needed to, and his accent was a bit thicker than Pourcel of Marvin when they first arrived, I think.

Either way, I'd go more with #1 than #2.

Edit: For clarification I do not lump myself into the #2 category...
None of the following is an attack on your comments...just my .02 cents



To point #1... Booing a guy who did nothing wrong but work his ass off to win shows a COMPLETE lack of class. Rabid/toxic fans are an embarrassment in any sport. Take a look at the asshole thug fans after a soccer game. Yeah...we need that in SX/MX.

To point #2.... at least the guy is trying to speak our language. Not like Americans who go over to Europe and get pissed off because they don't' speak English. Traveled a number of times over there and I can tell you that most people we encountered appreciated that we at least "tried" to butcher their language.
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Funny how many people assume racism when someone doesn’t like another person in a moment in time
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5/6/2019 10:31am
mxpro252 wrote:
Funny how many people assume racism when someone doesn’t like another person in a moment in time
The people claiming racism obviously don't know what a race of people really is anyway . French is not a race . It's a nationality.
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5/6/2019 10:31am Edited Date/Time 5/6/2019 10:32am
mxpro252 wrote:
Funny how many people assume racism when someone doesn’t like another person in a moment in time
ATKpilot99 wrote:
The people claiming racism obviously don't know what a race of people really is anyway . French is not a race . It's a nationality.
Deman beat me to it.
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It's worth pointing out that we shouldn't let the boo's of a few people reflect negatively on the fanbase as a whole.

Remember that asshole at Redbud who was giving Marv the finger? Yeah -- 99% of us wouldn't do that, just like 99% of us wouldn't boo Dylan.


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Casting wrote:
I wasn't there, nor did I watch the podium/celebration... but here is my guess: 1) Fans expected (and wanted) to cheer for AC winning a championship...
I wasn't there, nor did I watch the podium/celebration... but here is my guess:

1) Fans expected (and wanted) to cheer for AC winning a championship - they were disappointed and so they boo'd him
2) Total speculation but maybe fans are annoyed he did not seem to improve his English much over the course of his time here. I am not fluent in French but I could get by in Paris if I needed to, and his accent was a bit thicker than Pourcel of Marvin when they first arrived, I think.

Either way, I'd go more with #1 than #2.

Edit: For clarification I do not lump myself into the #2 category...
500guy wrote:
Just go ahead and delete #2 because it's just stupid
#2, "just shakes my head and wonders wtf?"
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We should probably stop cheering winners, because it hurts the feeling of those who didn't win...Pinch
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5/6/2019 10:44am
Casting wrote:
It's worth pointing out that we shouldn't let the boo's of a few people reflect negatively on the fanbase as a whole. Remember that asshole at...
It's worth pointing out that we shouldn't let the boo's of a few people reflect negatively on the fanbase as a whole.

Remember that asshole at Redbud who was giving Marv the finger? Yeah -- 99% of us wouldn't do that, just like 99% of us wouldn't boo Dylan.


Yeah....but people remember only the bad and then lump them all together. Lawyers are a good example. You only hear about the scumbag lawyers....never the ones who do so much good in the world.
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