Brewers fans boo loudly during Craig Counsell thank-you video before game vs. Cubs in Milwaukee
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Fans reacted to the return of Craig Counsell, now manager of the Chicago Cubs, at American Family Field on May 27.
Counsell left his hometown Brewers for the rival Cubs after nine seasons as manager. He has the most wins of any manager in franchise history, with 707 wins to go along with a .531 winning percentage.
Counsell, who also grew up in Whitefish Bay as a fan of the Brewers with his father working in the team's front office, spent six years with Milwaukee as a player, as well.
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Craig grew up and still lives in Whitefish Bay, he knew what he did was wrong and did it anyway.
So you wouldn't take more money to keep your family in the same spot? Fool!
The proper response!
Counsell’s true colors are blue/red and green. Dollar signs an d absolutely zero loyalty to the city that provided him with the avenue to the Cubs. His interview was even worse today as he showed he could care less what the fans feel.
The Crew is much better off with Pat Murphy ..
Hmmm..which team is at the top of the standings, Craig?
Children please calm down. We don’t own Craig Council. He has the right to choose who and where he works.
We’re not Philly animals…and our fans have a right to be PO’d by this Judas!!!
Only loser Brewer Fans would cry over losing a manager they never won anything with.
*couldn’t care less
We'll miss you Graig Clownsel
I won’t
Such rude people. Hope they got it out of their system and can act like civilized mature people from here on out.
It's rude to boo your biggest rival?
Casual fan
BOOOOOOOO
BOO THIS MAN
Hi Craig
boos shouldve been louder
What DISRESPECT!! Gross fans in Milwaukee
Counsell disrespected us by selling out
@@BruceWayne-oq2tqscoreboard
@@BruceWayne-oq2tq What team wouldn't boo?
Any other team than this bunch of kcufs!! COUNSELLOUT!!!
Boo is right!! Benedict Counsell! Had to go to the Cubs…fans would’ve given a pass going to anyone else
Craig is a a hole for going to the Cubs, everyone should be mad.
When you spend most of your life in a baseball organization then say signing with the most bitter rival is your "Dream Job", then you can expect to catch hell. He expected, and got what he deserved. FTC
Judas
Honestly as a cubs fan I don’t really like him. His decision making is as bad as Ross
As a brewers fan he's better than most, but makes bizarre decisions at huge times.
YEEESSS!!
Was disappointed/sad he left, but in the end, it's a job. I don't really blame him. More resources available there.
Those resources can’t get him .500
Awesome!
Disrespectful
Can’t blame the guy for leaving for more money but your gonna get booed in Milwaukee. 🤷🏻♂️
If he didnt go to the Cubs, thered be no issue
I was there In section 121 row 14 seat 7
No. Of thank u
Better offer, why not take. Wasn't personal, just business, Sonny.
Council said privately that he also heard racist comments from the crowd too.
What could possibly have been racist about that 😂
How could anything be racist lol almost everyone at game white
Of course he did. Everything is racist. Can’t back it up with facts though
You're humor is too advanced for the comments lol
I wonder if Vince Lombardi had not died while serving as head coach of the Washington Redskins. Would he have been booed by the fans in Green Bay when the Packers played them again?
Different situations. Lombardi retired then got back into coaching. He didn’t turn down an offer from the Packers and go to the bears
@@jrm2383 Lombardi was still Packer GM when he did this, and became Redskins' GM. Conveniently forgetting that little bit of info, aren't you.
@@jasontaverner391 he retired from coaching to become gm then moved on. Still completely different situations. He also left an aging team that had run its course, unlike the Brewers who are up and coming with one of the youngest teams. I hope l didn’t forget any other semantic details
@@jrm2383 Wrong. He was already GM and Coach of the Packers. since 1959. If he left an "aging team that had run its course" that's entirely his making, since he made the picks and trades. Lombardi made the decision unilaterally, instead of allowing the executive committee to pick the coach, to pick Bengston as coach, when George Allen and Chuck Noll were right there. On the eve of the 1969 draft, knowing he was leaving for the Redskins, he dumped the draft in a completely unprepared Bengston's lap, who proceeded to make the worst draft picks in Packer history.
Lombardi made several BAD GM decisions during his tenure, including paying more for rookie Donnie Anderson and allowing Jim Taylor to leave for free agency, completely overestimating Don Horn's QB abilities. The Packer running game was in decline since 1965 because of Lombardi's OL tinkering and bad RB decisions, placing much more of the burden on the passing game and the defense,
Lombardi wanted part-ownership of the team and made a secret deal with the Redskins owner before the Packers 1968 game with Washington.
@@jasontaverner391 they finished 6-7-1 next year. Most of the stars were past their prime. Many over 30 or late twenties which was old back then. They had their run. And to blame Lombardi for the condition of the team is ridiculous! He won 2 Super Bowls with them. And he didn’t go to Chicago for more money, which was my point.