imjustagirl said:Also, first person who in response to that last line posts a pic of Elway will be DTM.
MileHigh said:Does this mean Cleveland will finally have a championship parade?
TheSportsPredictor said:Cleveland fans will read this as the rip Art Modell thread.
Azrael said:Almost all fans hate almost all owners. But it's interesting how completely we hate certain owners.
cjericho said:Azrael said:Almost all fans hate almost all owners. But it's interesting how completely we hate certain owners.
The Rooneys are hated in Pittsburgh, Maras in New York, Kraft in NE?
Azrael said:cjericho said:Azrael said:Almost all fans hate almost all owners. But it's interesting how completely we hate certain owners.
The Rooneys are hated in Pittsburgh, Maras in New York, Kraft in NE?
Hence the word 'almost.'
Boom_70 said:Azrael said:cjericho said:Azrael said:Almost all fans hate almost all owners. But it's interesting how completely we hate certain owners.
The Rooneys are hated in Pittsburgh, Maras in New York, Kraft in NE?
Hence the word 'almost.'
Would add that Jet fans are not sure what to think of Woody Johnson.
There was a time when Jet fans despised Leon Hess mainly because of failure on the field. What Jet fans did not realize was that he refused to do PSL's and insisted on keeping seat prices low so that families could afford to go to a game. When Hess owned the team Jet seat prices were always one of lowest in the league.
trifectarich said:Goodness, the hatred some people have over the most insignificant things . . .
Mizzougrad96 said:trifectarich said:Goodness, the hatred some people have over the most insignificant things . . .
Losing your favorite sports team is hardly insignificant. Some of my fondest memories of my grandfather were going to Sacramento Kings games and now that the team is likely leaving, it makes me sadder than I should be.
Knowing how passionate Cleveland fans are, losing the Browns was devastating to most in that city. Imagine Pittsburgh without the Steelers, Green Bay without the Packers, Dallas without the Cowboys...
Yes, it's not the same as losing a loved one, but calling it insignificant is way too dismissive.
Mizzougrad96 said:trifectarich said:Goodness, the hatred some people have over the most insignificant things . . .
Losing your favorite sports team is hardly insignificant. Some of my fondest memories of my grandfather were going to Sacramento Kings games and now that the team is likely leaving, it makes me sadder than I should be.
Knowing how passionate Cleveland fans are, losing the Browns was devastating to most in that city. Imagine Pittsburgh without the Steelers, Green Bay without the Packers, Dallas without the Cowboys...
Yes, it's not the same as losing a loved one, but calling it insignificant is way too dismissive.
Azrael said:Does Fort Wayne still mourn the Pistons? Does Pottsville still dream of the Maroons?