There’s nothing worse than a sports fan who gets upset when a player or coach actually responds to his annoying heckling.  Just because you bought a ticket, it doesn’t give you the right to be an asshole with no consequences for your actions.

Bobby Gonzalez vehemently denied he used an expletive at fans sitting behind the Seton Hall bench in a 94-56 win over Navy on Dec. 22.

A fan, who asked that his name not be used, told The Post last night that Gonzalez told fans to, “Shut the [bleep] up” after they got on him for pleading his case with officials early in the game. The fan said several fans told Gonzalez to coach his players instead of arguing when Gonzalez wheeled and made his statement.

Gonzalez told The Post after a tough, 80-73 loss to Syracuse last night that the allegation was not true.

“Didn’t happen,” said Gonzalez. “It’s false.”

First of all, it definitely did happen.  But that’s not the issue here.  Bobby Gonzalez said the F-word?  Oh no!

Of course the fan didn’t want his name revealed, for that would expose him as the crybaby tattletail that he really is.  I mean, what kind of person whines about someone else cursing at them?  It’s OK to tell Bobby Gonzalez how to do his job all game long, and if he turns around and tells you to shut the fuck up, he’s the bad guy?  What is this, third fucking grade?

One of the greatest moments in the history of sports was when Ron Artest went after the dude who chucked a beer at him.  Paying for a ticket doesn’t grant you immunity to do and say whatever you want to players and coaches.  If I was Bobby Gonzalez, I would have admitted cursing at the fan.  Just say that he was being a total dick (which I’m sure he was) and everyone would understand.

[NY Post]