EAGLES fans are the worst by far. I remember seeing in the news that the city of Philadelphia assigned a judge at "The Vet" stadium to deal with roudy fans. It's on the last paragraph here too.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veterans_Stadium
Fans who attended games in Veterans Stadium for a football game gained a reputation of being among the most vociferous in sports, especially those in the notorious
700 Level, the highest seating level in the stadium prior to the erection of luxury skyboxes behind that seating area. The stadium became famous for the rowdiness of Eagles fans, although the incident in which fans booed
Santa Claus for failing to leave the field following a
halftime show occurred on
December 15,
1968 at
Franklin Field.
Perhaps no game is more well-known for the fans' behavior than the
1989 follow-up game to what many called "The
Bounty Bowl". On Thanksgiving Day (
November 23) that year, the Eagles beat the Cowboys at
Texas Stadium in which former Eagles placekicker
Luis Zendejas left the game with a
concussion following a hard tackle by
linebacker Jesse Small after a kickoff. After the game, Cowboys rookie head coach
Jimmy Johnson commented that Eagles coach Buddy Ryan instituted a bounty on Zendejas and Cowboys quarterback
Troy Aikman. Two weeks later, on
December 10, they played the rematch dubbed "
Bounty Bowl II" at The Vet, which was covered with snow in the stands. The volatile mix of beer, the "bounty" and the intense hatred for "America's Team" (who were 1-15 that season) led to fans throwing snowballs at Dallas players and coaches. Beer sales were banned after that incident for two games. A similar incident a few years later at
Giants Stadium during a nationally telecast
San Diego Chargers-
New York Giants game led the NFL to rule that seating areas must be cleared of snow within a certain time period before kickoff.
The Eagles fans' behavior during a
Monday Night Football loss to the
San Francisco 49ers in 1997 and a Dallas Cowboys game a year later was such that the City of Philadelphia assigned a Municipal Court Judge,
Seamus McCaffrey, to The Vet on game days to deal with fans removed from the stands.