Shaun Phillips is just the latest twit. Many NFL players show the need to relinquish frustration via a social networking site. Phillips just got a little fan frustrated.
On Nov. 20, @ShaunPhillips95 innocently posted:
To all the fake fans suck it cause talking ish won't get us anywhere. How's your perfect life my point exactly.
Aside from the fact that Phillips doesn’t use proper pronunciations when he tweets, he may not always think things through. Neither does Charger fans that blow this twit out of proportion.
Phillips needs more clarification for fake fans. If talking “ish” about Phillips’ Chargers makes someone a fake fan, well, there are over three million people in San Diego. I doubt most San Diegans started a work week on Monday saying, “Hey Frank, I know these Chargers are struggling, but I think they are going to be okay, I really like the direction of this team.”
San Diego is not that classy. In fact, that four letter “S” word that Phillips used, was probably...
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