http://www.hamtramckreview.com/2009/09/cosmos-pay-dearly-for-players-disqualification/ Fri, 10 Feb 2012 19:56:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.hamtramckreview.com/2009/09/cosmos-pay-dearly-for-players-disqualification/comment-page-1/#comment-10042 Paul Kuch. Tue, 29 Sep 2009 19:01:07 +0000 http://www.hamtramckreview.com/?p=280#comment-10042 Losing games like that is a shame, espeacially when the team starts off good. But what I observed was even more shameful. I am a Hamtramck High alum , class of 1967. I even played footbaqll under coach Eugene Snider. and Art May. I attended a game last week against Harper Woods, just to see the old stadium again. I was very disappointed in what I saw. During the National Anthem, more then half of the kids in the stands did not stand when it was played. Also many of the young men did not remove their hats. I found that the crowd was very disrespectful, and most of them kept making noise or screeming during the presentation. This would never happen back in the "old days". Some of the teachers in attendance tried to no avail, to gester to the crowd to stand and remove their hats, but their attempts were ignored. I know Hamtramck is a diverse city, but we are still all AMERICANS, and I find it very disheartening that this lack of respect is allowed to continue. Snider and Art May would be busting heads if they saw what happened in the stands tody. Losing games like that is a shame, espeacially when the team starts off good. But what I observed was even more shameful. I am a Hamtramck High alum , class of 1967. I even played footbaqll under coach Eugene Snider. and Art May. I attended a game last week against Harper Woods, just to see the old stadium again. I was very disappointed in what I saw. During the National Anthem, more then half of the kids in the stands did not stand when it was played. Also many of the young men did not remove their hats. I found that the crowd was very disrespectful, and most of them kept making noise or screeming during the presentation. This would never happen back in the “old days”. Some of the teachers in attendance tried to no avail, to gester to the crowd to stand and remove their hats, but their attempts were ignored. I know Hamtramck is a diverse city, but we are still all AMERICANS, and I find it very disheartening that this lack of respect is allowed to continue. Snider and Art May would be busting heads if they saw what happened in the stands tody.

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