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Cleveland: Disappointing Fans Since 1964

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  • BadNewsBrownsB BadNewsBrowns wrote on last edited by
    #5

    Mike White is alive and well raising Alpacas.

    Living the dream I guess...

    alpacas.jpg

  • slowburnS slowburn wrote on last edited by
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  • S Stewy wrote on last edited by Stewy
    #7

    Just think, a Pittsburgh fan in his late 50's has experienced 11 championships in his lifetime ...6 Steelers 2 Pirates and 3 Penguins... wheras a Cleveland fan the same age witnessed 0. Sad. Very sad. A 56 year old Clevelander was in 1964...so maybe 1.

  • Just think, a Pittsburgh fan in his late 50's has experienced 11 championships in his lifetime ...6 Steelers 2 Pirates and 3 Penguins... wheras a Cleveland fan the same age witnessed 0. Sad. Very sad. A 56 year old Clevelander was in 1964...so maybe 1.

    miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by
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    @stewy said:

    Just think, a Pittsburgh fan in his late 50's has experienced 11 championships in his lifetime ...6 Steelers 2 Pirates and 3 Penguins... wheras a Cleveland fan the same age witnessed 0. Sad. Very sad. A 56 year old Clevelander was in 1964...so maybe 1.

    ouch.

    i won't say from '64 til now there were no good browns or cavs or indians teams........just never been able to bring the trophy home.

  • Just think, a Pittsburgh fan in his late 50's has experienced 11 championships in his lifetime ...6 Steelers 2 Pirates and 3 Penguins... wheras a Cleveland fan the same age witnessed 0. Sad. Very sad. A 56 year old Clevelander was in 1964...so maybe 1.

    A Assmunch wrote on last edited by
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    @stewy said:

    Just think, a Pittsburgh fan in his late 50's has experienced 11 championships in his lifetime ...6 Steelers 2 Pirates and 3 Penguins... wheras a Cleveland fan the same age witnessed 0. Sad. Very sad. A 56 year old Clevelander was in 1964...so maybe 1.

    Wow. Hadn't thought about that. But wer're all tougher, humbler people for having gone through all this, right?!

  • Skeptical2013 said:

    Why are the gods of football so much against us?

    because our ownership over the last 3 decades don't know shit about the hiring and firing of key FO personnel.

    hell modell hired belichick to fire him and move the team to baltimore. but at least he saw something in ozzie as a GM. everyone else since then and the big fart cleveland laid for not paying for a new stadium is the ultimate curse. mayor white should be tarred and feathered (if he's still alive. maybe him and marion barry are smokin crack with some hookers as we speak).

    A Assmunch wrote on last edited by
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    @miktoxic said:

    because our ownership over the last 3 decades don't know shit about the hiring and firing of key FO personnel.

    hell modell hired belichick to fire him and move the team to baltimore. but at least he saw something in ozzie as a GM. everyone else since then and the big fart cleveland laid for not paying for a new stadium is the ultimate curse. mayor white should be tarred and feathered (if he's still alive. maybe him and marion barry are smokin crack with some hookers as we speak).

    Yeah, I agree there is plenty of blame to go around. But we cannot forget that Modell brought a lot on himself because he was such a bad business manager.

  • @stewy said:

    Just think, a Pittsburgh fan in his late 50's has experienced 11 championships in his lifetime ...6 Steelers 2 Pirates and 3 Penguins... wheras a Cleveland fan the same age witnessed 0. Sad. Very sad. A 56 year old Clevelander was in 1964...so maybe 1.

    ouch.

    i won't say from '64 til now there were no good browns or cavs or indians teams........just never been able to bring the trophy home.

    slowburnS slowburn wrote on last edited by slowburn
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    @miktoxic said:

    ouch.

    i won't say from '64 til now there were no good browns or cavs or indians teams........just never been able to bring the trophy home.

    it's all about the rings, baby...if u are in second place you are in last place/

  • @stewy said:

    Just think, a Pittsburgh fan in his late 50's has experienced 11 championships in his lifetime ...6 Steelers 2 Pirates and 3 Penguins... wheras a Cleveland fan the same age witnessed 0. Sad. Very sad. A 56 year old Clevelander was in 1964...so maybe 1.

    Wow. Hadn't thought about that. But wer're all tougher, humbler people for having gone through all this, right?!

    slowburnS slowburn wrote on last edited by
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    Skeptical2013 said:

    Wow. Hadn't thought about that. But wer're all tougher, humbler people for having gone through all this, right?!

    yea, humility is supposed to be a virtue but I wouldn't mind experiencing some "pride before the fall"

  • Just think, a Pittsburgh fan in his late 50's has experienced 11 championships in his lifetime ...6 Steelers 2 Pirates and 3 Penguins... wheras a Cleveland fan the same age witnessed 0. Sad. Very sad. A 56 year old Clevelander was in 1964...so maybe 1.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @stewy said:

    Just think, a Pittsburgh fan in his late 50's has experienced 11 championships in his lifetime ...6 Steelers 2 Pirates and 3 Penguins... wheras a Cleveland fan the same age witnessed 0. Sad. Very sad. A 56 year old Clevelander was in 1964...so maybe 1.

    Yep, for them they have enjoyed pure luck.

  • @stewy said:

    Just think, a Pittsburgh fan in his late 50's has experienced 11 championships in his lifetime ...6 Steelers 2 Pirates and 3 Penguins... wheras a Cleveland fan the same age witnessed 0. Sad. Very sad. A 56 year old Clevelander was in 1964...so maybe 1.

    Wow. Hadn't thought about that. But wer're all tougher, humbler people for having gone through all this, right?!

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by The Gipper
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    Skeptical2013 said:

    Wow. Hadn't thought about that. But wer're all tougher, humbler people for having gone through all this, right?!

    Tougher, not necessarily humbler.

    It by no means makes me feel "humble" if by that you mean quiescent, meek, subservient, timid, deferential.

    FUCK all that. Quite the opposite. I think wrathful, Proud, vain, combative, assertive, defiant....would be more descriptive.

    Don't you?

  • Skeptical2013 said:

    Wow. Hadn't thought about that. But wer're all tougher, humbler people for having gone through all this, right?!

    Tougher, not necessarily humbler.

    It by no means makes me feel "humble" if by that you mean quiescent, meek, subservient, timid, deferential.

    FUCK all that. Quite the opposite. I think wrathful, Proud, vain, combative, assertive, defiant....would be more descriptive.

    Don't you?

    A Assmunch wrote on last edited by
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    @the-gipper said:

    Tougher, not necessarily humbler.

    It by no means makes me feel "humble" if by that you mean quiescent, meek, subservient, timid, deferential.

    FUCK all that. Quite the opposite. I think wrathful, Proud, vain, combative, assertive, defiant....would be more descriptive.

    Don't you?

    Your descriptions are fine. I don't think the profanity adds anything, though.

  • @the-gipper said:

    Tougher, not necessarily humbler.

    It by no means makes me feel "humble" if by that you mean quiescent, meek, subservient, timid, deferential.

    FUCK all that. Quite the opposite. I think wrathful, Proud, vain, combative, assertive, defiant....would be more descriptive.

    Don't you?

    Your descriptions are fine. I don't think the profanity adds anything, though.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    Skeptical2013 said:

    Your descriptions are fine. I don't think the profanity adds anything, though.

    Actually, obviously it did add something. It got your attention, clearly.

    What are you, a prude?

  • Skeptical2013 said:

    Your descriptions are fine. I don't think the profanity adds anything, though.

    Actually, obviously it did add something. It got your attention, clearly.

    What are you, a prude?

    A Assmunch wrote on last edited by
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    @the-gipper said:

    Actually, obviously it did add something. It got your attention, clearly.

    What are you, a prude?

    No, but as a father I'd just like to see adults set a proper example for kids who read this board.

  • C cuwoohio wrote on last edited by
    #18

    Lets get to consistently putting a good product on the field or court, and making the playoffs on a regular basis first.

  • C cuwoohio wrote on last edited by
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    Just curious: would you have rather the Browns made several Super Bowls and lost like the Bills did? I think that would make the pain even greater. (And I know I would have had to replace a couple of TVs. Only lost a radio on the conference championship games)

  • Just curious: would you have rather the Browns made several Super Bowls and lost like the Bills did? I think that would make the pain even greater. (And I know I would have had to replace a couple of TVs. Only lost a radio on the conference championship games)

    Z Zombo wrote on last edited by
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    @cuwoohio said:

    Just curious: would you have rather the Browns made several Super Bowls and lost like the Bills did? I think that would make the pain even greater. (And I know I would have had to replace a couple of TVs. Only lost a radio on the conference championship games)

    Yes, winning the AFC is a championship, just like winning the division is a championship. Of course the whole goal is to win the Super Bowl, but I'd rather be heartbroken AFC Champions than heartbroken AFC runner ups.

    Zombo

    --or heartbroken 5 and fucking 11

  • @cuwoohio said:

    Just curious: would you have rather the Browns made several Super Bowls and lost like the Bills did? I think that would make the pain even greater. (And I know I would have had to replace a couple of TVs. Only lost a radio on the conference championship games)

    Yes, winning the AFC is a championship, just like winning the division is a championship. Of course the whole goal is to win the Super Bowl, but I'd rather be heartbroken AFC Champions than heartbroken AFC runner ups.

    Zombo

    --or heartbroken 5 and fucking 11

    Mark OM Mark O wrote on last edited by
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    Zombo said:

    Yes, winning the AFC is a championship, just like winning the division is a championship. Of course the whole goal is to win the Super Bowl, but I'd rather be heartbroken AFC Champions than heartbroken AFC runner ups.

    Zombo

    --or heartbroken 5 and fucking 11

    I completely agree. The disappointment at losing the super bowl is probably greater than losing the AFC championship game, but at least we would've gotten to the big game a few times.

  • @the-gipper said:

    Actually, obviously it did add something. It got your attention, clearly.

    What are you, a prude?

    No, but as a father I'd just like to see adults set a proper example for kids who read this board.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    Skeptical2013 said:

    No, but as a father I'd just like to see adults set a proper example for kids who read this board.

    Who do you think I learned profanity from? Hint: A DNA test would show that we are very close relatives.

  • miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by
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    i'm callin 9 and 7 this year. put a stamp on it and mail it in.

    if not, i'll have lost a couple of ducketts and be looking forward to another complete overhaul that seems to be happening WAAAAAAAAYYY TO FUUUUUUUUUCKIN often in the browns franchise.

  • nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by
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    I say 8-8 is the best case scenario for the browns...they need to show Me something.....