Antonio Brown says a little girl thrown down stairs at Bills??

[strive_for_five_guy]

7 minutes ago, stevewin said:

IMO - at this point I don't think there should be a single person who doesn't believe that the mother's initial report of her child being "pushed down the stairs" is incontrovertibly untrue.  The father came out with another version - being bumped - that is closer to the realm of possibility  - though the level of intent/rudeness/evil of the perpetrator is still up for debate. 

 

It sucks that there was likely some drunk a-hole that might have acted improperly and negatively impacted this family's experience, but the inflammatory (and untrue) "pushed down the stairs" that the mother initially posted on social media is also improper behavior by her.   It was irresponsible to misrepresent the incident using such violent imagery in a public forum.  Why aren't any of the 'journalists' reporting on this not asking her why her "pushed down the stairs" story does not match what her husband says - and ask her if she wants to amend her initial account.  That might help to put the incident in more perspective and quell some of the the extreme negative reaction that has come from it

Where did only the mother say the child was pushed down the stairs?  You realize the father and mother share a Facebook account, right?  Who says it wasn’t the father that made the Facebook post?

 

If you listen to the father and daughter’s interviews across the various local news networks, the family was on the stairs leaving at halftime of the game.  A person behind them said “I’m going to push through these 49er fans”, and proceeded to push past the mom, dad and eventually daughter when he knocked her down the stairs, which luckily sounds like she didn’t slip too far. 
 

If there’s a gripe to be had, it probably should be with the reporters, as it took listening to like three different news stations to actually get a clear picture of what the father and daughter are saying happened.  And at this point, I agree that any of the news stations using language like “a member of the Bills mafia” did this are the ones using the inflammatory language.  But I disagree with blaming the family for commenting on their bad experience.

[SageAgainstTheMachine]

Day 3 of Kid-got-bumped-into Watch.

[GMB 8888]

Kids suck, leave them at home 

[US Egg]

New York Post, Sports Illustrated and Yahoo all ran the story. The Bills have reached out to the family.
 

It’s a fact now. 

[May Day 10]

44 minutes ago, strive_for_five_guy said:

Where did only the mother say the child was pushed down the stairs?  You realize the father and mother share a Facebook account, right?  Who says it wasn’t the father that made the Facebook post?

 

 

I just assumed it was the mom.  Sounds like mom-speak, seeing dozens of moms spamming FB every day.  Exclamation points, emoji use.  Dads dont got time for that. Also the selfie.

No mention of the snowball detail... which is now the most serious detail that apparently forced them to leave.

Edited 9 hours ago by May Day 10

[DaVinci]

From Sports Illustrated 

 

 

this Bills fan pushed me and then I almost slipped and then I hit my rib on a 49ers chair,” Mia told a local news reporter.

[BuffaloBillsGospel2014]

On 12/2/2024 at 2:51 PM, Miyagi-Do Karate said:

AB is not entirely reliable as a source of information.

How dare you, half of this board gets their information from CTESPN.

[yall]

8 minutes ago, DaVinci said:

From Sports Illustrated 

 

 

this Bills fan pushed me and then I almost slipped and then I hit my rib on a 49ers chair,” Mia told a local news reporter.

"I almost slipped" somehow devolved into needing to deal with the police and leave the game early?

 

I'm sorry but this whole thing stinks to high heaven.

[Buffalo4Life01]

15 hours ago, boyst said:

What's the link to that thread? I registered there and a few other opponents sites a long while ago just in boredom and if I want to wait for something fun to do 

 

I have a 4 yr unused registration to finhaven I have been meaning to use on Fathers day wishing Josh Allen happy father's day

https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=349860

Edited 9 hours ago by Buffalo4Life01

[HereComesTheReignAgain]

50 minutes ago, strive_for_five_guy said:

Where did only the mother say the child was pushed down the stairs?  You realize the father and mother share a Facebook account, right?  Who says it wasn’t the father that made the Facebook post?

 

The post says “my husband and I”. It was posted by the mother. 

[Beast]

All the hub-bub over this makes me want to throw some kid down a flight of cement steps myself.

Edited 8 hours ago by Beast

[PromoTheRobot]

I have to believe there is a video of the incident. The entire stadium is surveilled with cameras.

[SoonerBillsFan]

23 minutes ago, yall said:

"I almost slipped" somehow devolved into needing to deal with the police and leave the game early?

 

I'm sorry but this whole thing stinks to high heaven.

The story keeps changing

[Beck Water]

51 minutes ago, DaVinci said:

From Sports Illustrated 

 

 

this Bills fan pushed me and then I almost slipped and then I hit my rib on a 49ers chair,” Mia told a local news reporter.

 

The same article reports that the Bills have reached out to the family 
 

Quote

The Buffalo Bills have reportedly reached out to a young fan who experienced an ugly incident during the team’s 35-10 win against the San Francisco 49ers last weekend.

 

They kind of have to, there are articles in all sorts of news media about it now from the Toronto Sun to SI

The reporter who originally tweeted about it, who works with Hope Rises, also reported that the Bills have reached out

https://www.facebook.com/hoperisesnews/posts/pfbid02r69AddfD9WDJF59q4LTUDZtqNUTuCGpS9cfimFaa6SjLCuXS2iCb4cwZ7Q4QxaCrl

 

Edited 9 hours ago by Beck Water

[strive_for_five_guy]

5 minutes ago, SoonerBillsFan said:

The story keeps changing

The various news outlets have just done a poor job of outlining what the family says happened.  If you listen to the father and daughter’s interviews combined with the Facebook posts, the story adds up.

[boyst]

I'm gonna be that guy to say this just has stinks all over it. I'm sure some fan was obnoxious at a football game, I'm sure some fan was shoulder to shoulder with everyone else and may have bumped others trying to get out of the stands. We have all seen that. Maybe. The guy had been drinking, maybe the guy was a little rough or too far with his haste to leave and bumped a small child who slipped. 

 

But, the dad didn't do anything (either because he's weak or it wasn't justified) but the fans around didn't either. And the police didn't. I've been to games where I've seen fights happen and the fans 100% stopped it. From a playoff game in Houston where the perp was run down and tackled to a Bills game where a guy was driving recklessly and when he came to stop ripped from his car and beaten up with keys in car and police alerted. 

 

This just seems too f'n weird. In a world where people use their children for fame, women post breast feeding videos to promote their OF, where all sorts of shameless acts occur i can easily imagine the mother posting something exaggerating the situation not realizing (or maybe realizing) that it would blow up and now is cashing in on it.

 

Hell, the Buffalo Bills just said they will help the girl out. So, she's gonna get $$$$$ on godundme which all goes to her parents and then so much more.

 

Just don't like this. Don't believe this one face value. There would be a whole lot more to this, including video, if it went down like this. 

[Beck Water]

12 minutes ago, Sierra Foothills said:

Here's the link to the 8 year old girls GoFundMe that was probably established when she was stricken with cancer.

 

I'm sad that the good people in our community have been stained by the actions of some drunken idiot.

 

Maybe a $17 donation?

 

https://www.gofundme.com/f/decamilla-family-fund

 

 

Also, I'd love to have the drunken idiot brought to justice.

 

 

Cancer treatment is awful with thousands of dollars of deductables and expenses even good insurance won't cover

So I have nothing against a family getting some $$ to help them with their battle

But her Gofundme has gotten pretty plump from the incident.  
 

 

[boyst]

2 minutes ago, strive_for_five_guy said:

The various news outlets have just done a poor job of outlining what the family says happened.  If you listen to the father and daughter’s interviews combined with the Facebook posts, the story adds up.

Which is a big nothing burger. She "almost slipped" but her mother made it sound like she had trauma. 

 

It's all crap. 

11 minutes ago, Sierra Foothills said:

Here's the link to the 8 year old girls GoFundMe that was probably established when she was stricken with cancer.

 

I'm sad that the good people in our community have been stained by the actions of some drunken idiot.

 

Maybe a $17 donation?

 

https://www.gofundme.com/f/decamilla-family-fund

 

 

Also, I'd love to have the drunken idiot brought to justice.

 

The police were there and did nothing when they had the chance. Nothing resulted. That's justice. 

[Motorin']

52 minutes ago, US Egg said:

New York Post, Sports Illustrated and Yahoo all ran the story. The Bills have reached out to the family.
 

It’s a fact now. 

 

I remember when far more news outlets ran with the story about the MAGA kids surrounding the native American... And who could forget Jussie Smollett?

 

Headlines don't provide evidence of truth. Evidence does. 

[Beck Water]

18 minutes ago, SoonerBillsFan said:

The story keeps changing

 

Strangely enough, in actual news outlets featuring actual interviews, it doesn't.

The family was on the stairs, a rowdy Bills fan didn't wait for them to clear but said "I'm gonna push through those 49ers fans", he bumped the father and son, then he bumped the girl who slipped and fell into a chair, bruising her ribs.  He was a jerk and an #######, but not a malicious assaultive criminal from the sound of it.

 

That's consistent with reports of people in that section who didn't see anything out of the way - people must have been getting bumped and slipping and falling all through the game, so that wasn't a happening that would cause fans to rise up and beat the crap out of the guy before delivering him to the hands of the law, like actually throwing a child down the stairs would have been.

 

It's Antonio Brown tweeting about "Bills fan throws little girl with cancer down the stairs" and to some extent, the mom's original angry post about "pushed her daughter down the stairs" (moms of kids with cancer are allowed to be emotional and protective Mama Bears IMO but AB is just an attention *****