Julies gay Super Bowl Debate
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You seem to forget that any titles Cleveland owned before 1996 actually belong to the Baltimore Ravens. The current Cleveland Browns are an expansion team, only in existence since 1999. Therefore, you have 0 championships, and only 1 playoff appearance (2002). If you want to have your titles back, you will need to become a Ravens fan - just think of the upside - you would then have a Superbowl that you could brag about (2001).
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You seem to forget that any titles Cleveland owned before 1996 actually belong to the Baltimore Ravens. The current Cleveland Browns are an expansion team, only in existence since 1999. Therefore, you have 0 championships, and only 1 playoff appearance (2002). If you want to have your titles back, you will need to become a Ravens fan - just think of the upside - you would then have a Superbowl that you could brag about (2001).
You seem to forget that any titles Cleveland owned before 1996 actually belong to the Baltimore Ravens. The current Cleveland Browns are an expansion team, only in existence since 1999. Therefore, you have 0 championships, and only 1 playoff appearance (2002). If you want to have your titles back, you will need to become a Ravens fan - just think of the upside - you would then have a Superbowl that you could brag about (2001).
Again, you are wrong. The NFL awarded the city of Cleveland and the future franchise they promised them the name, colors, and history of the Cleveland Browns. The Ravens were considered a new team in regards to name, colors, and history when they became the Baltimore Ravens.
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You seem to forget that any titles Cleveland owned before 1996 actually belong to the Baltimore Ravens. The current Cleveland Browns are an expansion team, only in existence since 1999. Therefore, you have 0 championships, and only 1 playoff appearance (2002). If you want to have your titles back, you will need to become a Ravens fan - just think of the upside - you would then have a Superbowl that you could brag about (2001).
You seem to forget that any titles Cleveland owned before 1996 actually belong to the Baltimore Ravens. The current Cleveland Browns are an expansion team, only in existence since 1999. Therefore, you have 0 championships, and only 1 playoff appearance (2002). If you want to have your titles back, you will need to become a Ravens fan - just think of the upside - you would then have a Superbowl that you could brag about (2001).
By far the dumbest person I have seen in here EVER!
The controversy ended when representatives of Cleveland and the NFL reached a settlement on February 8, 1996. The agreement stipulated that the Browns' name, colors, uniform design and franchise records would remain in Cleveland. The franchise history included Browns club records and connections with Pro Football Hall of Fame players. A new team to begin play in 1999 would be regarded as the "reactivated" Cleveland Browns. Modell's Baltimore team, while retaining all current player contracts, would officially be the expansion team, a "new franchise."[1] Not all players, staff or front office would make the move to Baltimore, however.
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You seem to forget that any titles Cleveland owned before 1996 actually belong to the Baltimore Ravens. The current Cleveland Browns are an expansion team, only in existence since 1999. Therefore, you have 0 championships, and only 1 playoff appearance (2002). If you want to have your titles back, you will need to become a Ravens fan - just think of the upside - you would then have a Superbowl that you could brag about (2001).
You seem to forget that any titles Cleveland owned before 1996 actually belong to the Baltimore Ravens. The current Cleveland Browns are an expansion team, only in existence since 1999. Therefore, you have 0 championships, and only 1 playoff appearance (2002). If you want to have your titles back, you will need to become a Ravens fan - just think of the upside - you would then have a Superbowl that you could brag about (2001).
No, actually, the Browns got to keep the history when Baltimore took the team away. So therefore, Baltimore has no history whatsoever.
P.S. Don't feed the troll.
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You seem to forget that any titles Cleveland owned before 1996 actually belong to the Baltimore Ravens. The current Cleveland Browns are an expansion team, only in existence since 1999. Therefore, you have 0 championships, and only 1 playoff appearance (2002). If you want to have your titles back, you will need to become a Ravens fan - just think of the upside - you would then have a Superbowl that you could brag about (2001).
You seem to forget that any titles Cleveland owned before 1996 actually belong to the Baltimore Ravens. The current Cleveland Browns are an expansion team, only in existence since 1999. Therefore, you have 0 championships, and only 1 playoff appearance (2002). If you want to have your titles back, you will need to become a Ravens fan - just think of the upside - you would then have a Superbowl that you could brag about (2001).
You are an idiot, get outta here moron.
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You seem to forget that any titles Cleveland owned before 1996 actually belong to the Baltimore Ravens. The current Cleveland Browns are an expansion team, only in existence since 1999. Therefore, you have 0 championships, and only 1 playoff appearance (2002). If you want to have your titles back, you will need to become a Ravens fan - just think of the upside - you would then have a Superbowl that you could brag about (2001).
You seem to forget that any titles Cleveland owned before 1996 actually belong to the Baltimore Ravens. The current Cleveland Browns are an expansion team, only in existence since 1999. Therefore, you have 0 championships, and only 1 playoff appearance (2002). If you want to have your titles back, you will need to become a Ravens fan - just think of the upside - you would then have a Superbowl that you could brag about (2001).
Actually, the only issue is WHERE were these titles won. Baltimore no more owns the Browns titles than Cleveland owns Baltimores titles. Who cares if a franchise moves (the Browns didn't...only some jock straps and shoulder pads moved) or what the F*** other machinations are utilized by greedy owners to line their own pockets.
The titles were contested and won by the teams in Greater Cleveland Ohio. That is all that counts. The Rams franchise DID move, but that 1945 title belongs to Cleveland because it was won here.
Just because the Colts moved doesn't mean that the 3 titles won in Baltimore don't belong to Baltimore. They do.
Just because the Cardinals moved doesn't mean that the 2 titles won in Chicago don't belong to Chicago. They do.
Just because the Rams moved to St. Louis doesn't mean that the title they won in LA doesn't belong to LA. It does.
Just because the Raiders moved back to Oakland doesn't mean that the title they won their doesn't belong to LA. It does.
Dallas Texas still owns a title by a team that is now in Kansas City.
Houston Texas still owns a couple of titles that won them there that is now in Nashville.
So, whatever stupidity it is you think you accomplished, again, you have failed miserably.
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I sort of feel sorry for him. You know like the 30 year old Retard they put in real high school classes to make him feel special. At some point you just have to pass him to graduate. Jilly you passed.
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Jully has been suspended for being ... a... well, I actually never read much from the guy, but I didn't really care for his girlish screen name.
Here's the e-mail he received upon suspension:
Lully,
Your member account at THE BROWNS BOARD has been temporarily suspended, because you have no game.
Your account will not be functional until 60-days. This is an automated process and you do not need to do anything to expediate the unsuspension process.
Oh wait, there is one thing that you can do. If you can find a Vince Lombardi Super Bowl Trophy that has been awarded to the Cleveland Browns, bring it to 555 Main Street, Berea Ohio in a gold box, lined with green felt, and we will reinstate your account.
Board Address: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php
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wrong. the nfl legalized passing in 1933 and since then stats were kept.
sorry browns but those are the facts.
wrong. the nfl legalized passing in 1933 and since then stats were kept.
sorry browns but those are the facts.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. My sentiments.
Jully- take a few special ed & reading comprehension classes before you come back! -
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