Rockets fans try to sabotage Ayesha Curry's new Houston restaurant on Yelp before it even opens

I think this reflects poorly on the fanbase an the city. I will not be calling myself a Rockets fan in the future unless LeBron comes here

 

Seriously? This is a bit unwarranted. You don't go after a player's wife or family when you have beef with the player and the franchise.

 

Lol that reflects great on your fandom

 

GTFO, TBPFH.

 

agreed, this place is toxic. you should leave.

 

You were never a Rockets fan.

Good bye

 

I'm proud of Clutchsfan.com. Good work guys. Show the Curry they ain't welcome here no's more

 

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This isn’t going to help our cause to convince Seth curry to sign here.

 

It’s definitely petty but what exactly was she thinking would be the outcome? Curry isn’t universally loved anymore, I’d imagine the exact same thing would happen in SA, OKC, LA or any other western conference city. Or Cleveland for that matter. Sports figures are polarizing af.

 

Didnt the oklahoma city give KD's restaurant bad reviews when he left for GS ?

 

Anyone else wondering about Houston as a community...? We unite behind the rockets against the Warriors and their attempt to do anything in Houston. We united to save and help others during Hurricane Harvey.... When NYC had Sandy... well that was a nightmare... i also lived in a building where my neighbors downstairs got flooded out... i am the only Houstonian in that building and let everyone in the basement floor and first floor upstairs in my apt!
Rockets Fans sticking by our team until the end is what we call Community! 99er' are a brotherhood that Tinman can attest to..
Bold move by Ayesha Curry. Being in the restaurant industry it does hurt to see another restaurant fail, but this is just poor judgement. Anyone who pushed her to open this place is a fool!

 

Nah, I’m not. And if you think HOUSTONIANS (lmao) are more social than New Yorkers who literally HAVE to be social because of where they live, then I really don’t know what to do but laugh.

I appreciate the response from the New Yorker who actually gave some valid points as to why he believes New York isn’t a place he would consider as having community. When I was there, everyone was great. Maybe it’s where I was and they had to be, but even in the better parts of Houston it doesn’t come close.

I’d like to see this city do better. Not sure if it can.

 

You can tell from the responses who are Rockets fans and who are Warriors fans who somehow feel the need to visit another teams forum for whatever reason.

 

Even if LeBron comes here please don't call yourself a rockets fan, it's ok you can stay away

 

Which restaurant? Would love to visit and support a Houstonian next time I’m there.

 

I hope people don't take it too far and start vandalizing the place or its employees.

 

Says the person with multiple ids