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  • @the-gipper said:

    Yes...stop arguing.  Stop denying facts, truth, history.  Stop being Steeler fan-ish.

    If you want to deny facts/history....then you should not be asking people to deny the truth.

    Again- you're the only one who wants to argue this SEMANTIC crap- SO JUST STOP!!!! 

    @hoorta said:

    Again- you're the only one who wants to argue this SEMANTIC crap- SO JUST STOP!!!! 

    One of the tell-tale signs of dementia is irritability.... 

    Gip has been acting like he has sand in his vagina for quite a while. 

  • @hoorta said:

    Again- you're the only one who wants to argue this SEMANTIC crap- SO JUST STOP!!!! 

    One of the tell-tale signs of dementia is irritability.... 

    Gip has been acting like he has sand in his vagina for quite a while. 

    @dutch-oven said:

    One of the tell-tale signs of dementia is irritability.... 

    Gip has been acting like he has sand in his vagina for quite a while. 

    If by "sand" you mean  "facts" 

    Cleveland Browns lead series, 19-9
    18-9 regular season, 1-0 postseason

    Postseason games noted in bold.

    28 Games

     
     
    Rk Date Day   Tm   Opp Tm Opp  
    1 Oct 27, 1946 Sun L Cleveland Browns   San Francisco 49ers 20 34 boxscore
    2 Nov 10, 1946 Sun W Cleveland Browns @ San Francisco 49ers 14 7 boxscore
    3 Oct 26, 1947 Sun W Cleveland Browns @ San Francisco 49ers 14 7 boxscore
    4 Nov 16, 1947 Sun W Cleveland Browns   San Francisco 49ers 37 14 boxscore
    5 Nov 14, 1948 Sun W Cleveland Browns   San Francisco 49ers 14 7 boxscore
    6 Nov 28, 1948 Sun W Cleveland Browns @ San Francisco 49ers 31 28 boxscore
    7 Oct 9, 1949 Sun L Cleveland Browns @ San Francisco 49ers 28 56 boxscore
    8 Oct 30, 1949 Sun W Cleveland Browns   San Francisco 49ers 30 28 boxscore
    9 Dec 11, 1949 Sun W Cleveland Browns   San Francisco 49ers 21 7 boxscore
    10 Nov 12, 1950 Sun W Cleveland Browns   San Francisco 49ers 34 14 boxscore
    11 Sep 30, 1951 Sun L Cleveland Browns @ San Francisco 49ers 10 24 boxscore
    12 Nov 15, 1953 Sun W Cleveland Browns   San Francisco 49ers 23 21 boxscore
    13 Oct 2, 1955 Sun W Cleveland Browns @ San Francisco 49ers 38 3 boxscore
    14 Nov 29, 1959 Sun L Cleveland Browns   San Francisco 49ers 20 21 boxscore
    15 Dec 15, 1962 Sat W Cleveland Browns @ San Francisco 49ers 13 10 boxscore
    16 Nov 3, 1968 Sun W Cleveland Browns @ San Francisco 49ers 33 21 boxscore
    17 Sep 27, 1970 Sun L Cleveland Browns @ San Francisco 49ers 31 34 boxscore
    18 Dec 1, 1974 Sun W Cleveland Browns   San Francisco 49ers 7 0 boxscore
    19 Sep 3, 1978 Sun W Cleveland Browns   San Francisco 49ers 24 7 boxscore
    20 Nov 15, 1981 Sun W Cleveland Browns @ San Francisco 49ers 15 12 boxscore
    21 Nov 11, 1984 Sun L Cleveland Browns   San Francisco 49ers 7 41 boxscore
    22 Nov 29, 1987 Sun L Cleveland Browns @ San Francisco 49ers 24 38 boxscore
    23 Oct 28, 1990 Sun L Cleveland Browns @ San Francisco 49ers 17 20 boxscore
    24 Sep 13, 1993 Mon W Cleveland Browns   San Francisco 49ers 23 13 boxscore
    25 Sep 21, 2003 Sun W Cleveland Browns @ San Francisco 49ers 13 12 boxscore
    26 Dec 30, 2007 Sun W Cleveland Browns   San Francisco 49ers 20 7 boxscore
    27 Oct 30, 2011 Sun L Cleveland Browns @ San Francisco 49ers 10 20 boxscore
    28 Dec 13, 2015 Sun W Cleveland Browns   San Francisco 49ers 24 10 boxscore

    I will agree with your position when you can get the HOF, PFR, Elias etc. etc. to agree with you to delete history. 

  • It’s easy enough to see Gips point. All you gotta do is look at the HOF. They recognize us... The Browns with 8 championships..... and yes. Zero super balls 

  •  SO JUST STOP!!!! 

    OK...I will just let the facts stand on their face.

  • Three teams were invited into the NFL from the AAFC - the Cleveland Browns, San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore Colts. Not four.

    The Browns and 49ers have played 19 NFL games. The first Browns vs 49ers NFL game occurred in 1950, the 20th will be tomorrow night.

    Those Browns vs 49ers games between 1946-1949 were AAFC regular and post season games. 

    This is not as hard as you are making it. 

  • It’s easy enough to see Gips point. All you gotta do is look at the HOF. They recognize us... The Browns with 8 championships..... and yes. Zero super balls 

    @flyingfooldoug said:

    It’s easy enough to see Gips point. All you gotta do is look at the HOF. They recognize us... The Browns with 8 championships..... and yes. Zero super balls 

    Yeah just like the MLB HOF recognized the women's baseball league during WWII. ?.....  😆

    Time to end this farce of a subject or delete it permanently.

    Another explanation is that unlike the NFL-AFL agreement, the NFL-AAFC agreement was not a merger between equals. Only three of the seven AAFC teams were admitted to the NFL. There was no interleague playoff in December 1949. "American" swiftly disappeared from the enlarged league's name. The AFL, on the other hand, was able to force the NFL to admit all of its teams and to play an interleague championship game on a neutral field.

    The Pro Football Hall of Fame does recognize AAFC statistics.

    EOM.

  • @flyingfooldoug said:

    It’s easy enough to see Gips point. All you gotta do is look at the HOF. They recognize us... The Browns with 8 championships..... and yes. Zero super balls 

    Yeah just like the MLB HOF recognized the women's baseball league during WWII. ?.....  😆

    Time to end this farce of a subject or delete it permanently.

    Another explanation is that unlike the NFL-AFL agreement, the NFL-AAFC agreement was not a merger between equals. Only three of the seven AAFC teams were admitted to the NFL. There was no interleague playoff in December 1949. "American" swiftly disappeared from the enlarged league's name. The AFL, on the other hand, was able to force the NFL to admit all of its teams and to play an interleague championship game on a neutral field.

    The Pro Football Hall of Fame does recognize AAFC statistics.

    EOM.

    @mjp28 said:

    Yeah just like the MLB HOF recognized the women's baseball league during WWII. ?

    Women’s baseball is especially fun to watch when they have two out

  • Yes, the Pro Football Hall of Fame does recognize AAFC stats, because the HOF is not specifically a NFL entity. It covers all professional football, which of course the AAFC was. 

  • Three teams were invited into the NFL from the AAFC - the Cleveland Browns, San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore Colts. Not four.

    The Browns and 49ers have played 19 NFL games. The first Browns vs 49ers NFL game occurred in 1950, the 20th will be tomorrow night.

    Those Browns vs 49ers games between 1946-1949 were AAFC regular and post season games. 

    This is not as hard as you are making it. 

    @dutch-oven said:

    Three teams were invited into the NFL from the AAFC - the Cleveland Browns, San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore Colts.

    The Browns and 49ers have played 19 NFL games. The first Browns vs 49ers NFL game occurred in 1950, the 20th will be tomorrow night.

    Those Browns vs 49ers games between 1946-1949 were AAFC regular and post season games. 

    This is not as hard as you are making it. 

    You are right. It is not as hard as it seems.   Then why are you getting everything wrong.  Like I said, the 49ers/Browns matchup are as posted. They stand on their face.

  • @flyingfooldoug said:

    It’s easy enough to see Gips point. All you gotta do is look at the HOF. They recognize us... The Browns with 8 championships..... and yes. Zero super balls 

    Yeah just like the MLB HOF recognized the women's baseball league during WWII. ?.....  😆

    Time to end this farce of a subject or delete it permanently.

    Another explanation is that unlike the NFL-AFL agreement, the NFL-AAFC agreement was not a merger between equals. Only three of the seven AAFC teams were admitted to the NFL. There was no interleague playoff in December 1949. "American" swiftly disappeared from the enlarged league's name. The AFL, on the other hand, was able to force the NFL to admit all of its teams and to play an interleague championship game on a neutral field.

    The Pro Football Hall of Fame does recognize AAFC statistics.

    EOM.

    @mjp28 said:

    Yeah just like the MLB HOF recognized the women's baseball league during WWII. ?.....  😆

    Time to end this farce of a subject or delete it permanently.

    Another explanation is that unlike the NFL-AFL agreement, the NFL-AAFC agreement was not a merger between equals. Only three of the seven AAFC teams were admitted to the NFL. There was no interleague playoff in December 1949. "American" swiftly disappeared from the enlarged league's name. The AFL, on the other hand, was able to force the NFL to admit all of its teams and to play an interleague championship game on a neutral field.

    The Pro Football Hall of Fame does recognize AAFC statistics.

    EOM.

    The facts stand on their face.

    (but you are right...it was not a merger of equals.   NO NFL team was equal to the Browns.....who won the title their first season as a participant with the NFL after the merger...and were in 6 consecutive title games thereafter..  They had no equal....until they matched up vs. the Lions.

  • Yes, the Pro Football Hall of Fame does recognize AAFC stats, because the HOF is not specifically a NFL entity. It covers all professional football, which of course the AAFC was. 

    @dutch-oven said:

    Yes, the Pro Football Hall of Fame does recognize AAFC stats, because the HOF is not specifically a NFL entity. It covers all professional football, which of course the AAFC was. 

    Maybe you can break that down so everybody here can understand it?    ( this is so stupid trying to converse with a baby, I might do something I've never done and use the ignore option )

    ...... Change baby to outright troll, generally they get banned.

  • @dutch-oven said:

    Three teams were invited into the NFL from the AAFC - the Cleveland Browns, San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore Colts.

    The Browns and 49ers have played 19 NFL games. The first Browns vs 49ers NFL game occurred in 1950, the 20th will be tomorrow night.

    Those Browns vs 49ers games between 1946-1949 were AAFC regular and post season games. 

    This is not as hard as you are making it. 

    You are right. It is not as hard as it seems.   Then why are you getting everything wrong.  Like I said, the 49ers/Browns matchup are as posted. They stand on their face.

    @the-gipper said:

    You are right. It is not as hard as it seems.   Then why are you getting everything wrong.  Like I said, the 49ers/Browns matchup are as posted. They stand on their face.

    I can literally picture you, sooner than later, screaming down the halls of a nursing home: "CLEVELAND HAS WON 13 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS! THE BROWNS HAVE WON 8 CHAMPIONSHIPS! WHY WON'T ANYONE LISTEN TO ME! WHY WON'T SOMEONE CHANGE MY DIAPER SO I CAN TELL YOU MORE STUPID USELESS TRIVIA THAT NO ONE CARES ABOUT?"

    @the-gipper said:

    The facts stand on their face.

    (but you are right...it was not a merger of equals.   NO NFL team was equal to the Browns.....who won the title their first season as a participant with the NFL after the merger...and were in 6 consecutive title games thereafter..  They had no equal....until they matched up vs. the Lions.

    The Los Angeles Rams beat the Cleveland Browns in the 1951 NFL Championship. 

    Which meant at that moment, the Rams were 1-1 vs the Browns in NFL Title Games.

    1-1 = equal. 

    As much as this means to you, you just aren't very good at this. 

  • @the-gipper said:

    You are right. It is not as hard as it seems.   Then why are you getting everything wrong.  Like I said, the 49ers/Browns matchup are as posted. They stand on their face.

    I can literally picture you, sooner than later, screaming down the halls of a nursing home: "CLEVELAND HAS WON 13 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS! THE BROWNS HAVE WON 8 CHAMPIONSHIPS! WHY WON'T ANYONE LISTEN TO ME! WHY WON'T SOMEONE CHANGE MY DIAPER SO I CAN TELL YOU MORE STUPID USELESS TRIVIA THAT NO ONE CARES ABOUT?"

    @the-gipper said:

    The facts stand on their face.

    (but you are right...it was not a merger of equals.   NO NFL team was equal to the Browns.....who won the title their first season as a participant with the NFL after the merger...and were in 6 consecutive title games thereafter..  They had no equal....until they matched up vs. the Lions.

    The Los Angeles Rams beat the Cleveland Browns in the 1951 NFL Championship. 

    Which meant at that moment, the Rams were 1-1 vs the Browns in NFL Title Games.

    1-1 = equal. 

    As much as this means to you, you just aren't very good at this. 

    @dutch-oven said:

    I can literally picture you, sooner than later, screaming down the halls of a nursing home: "CLEVELAND HAS WON 13 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS! THE BROWNS HAVE WON 8 CHAMPIONSHIPS! WHY WON'T ANYONE LISTEN TO ME! WHY WON'T SOMEONE CHANGE MY DIAPER SO I CAN TELL YOU MORE STUPID USELESS TRIVIA THAT NO ONE CARES ABOUT?"

    The Los Angeles Rams beat the Cleveland Browns in the 1951 NFL Championship. 

    Which meant at that moment, the Rams were 1-1 vs the Browns in NFL Title Games. 

    As much as this means to you, you just aren't very good at this. 

    You were the one having a hissy fit I’m just stating the facts stand on your face. It’s what I do I just state facts. Plus I’m on aware of the Rams and Browns history. the Browns were the better. Plus just a couple years later the Browns beat the Rams again in the NFL title game. So they ended up with a 2 to 1 record

  • @dutch-oven said:

    Yes, the Pro Football Hall of Fame does recognize AAFC stats, because the HOF is not specifically a NFL entity. It covers all professional football, which of course the AAFC was. 

    Maybe you can break that down so everybody here can understand it?    ( this is so stupid trying to converse with a baby, I might do something I've never done and use the ignore option )

    ...... Change baby to outright troll, generally they get banned.

    @mjp28 said:

    Maybe you can break that down so everybody here can understand it?    ( this is so stupid trying to converse with a baby, I might do something I've never done and use the ignore option )

    ...... Change baby to outright troll, generally they get banned.

    Gip is the epitome of the blowhard who loves to hear the sound of his own voice.

    He's this board's Cliff Clavin from 'Cheers'. 

  • @mjp28 said:

    Maybe you can break that down so everybody here can understand it?    ( this is so stupid trying to converse with a baby, I might do something I've never done and use the ignore option )

    ...... Change baby to outright troll, generally they get banned.

    Gip is the epitome of the blowhard who loves to hear the sound of his own voice.

    He's this board's Cliff Clavin from 'Cheers'. 

    @dutch-oven said:

    Gip is the epitome of the blowhard who loves to hear the sound of his own voice.

    He's this board's Cliff Clavin from 'Cheers'. 

    In a way Cliff was funny the other one is just a nasty egotistical SOB. Oh well not my problem that's for sure.  😉

  • @mjp28 said:

    Maybe you can break that down so everybody here can understand it?    ( this is so stupid trying to converse with a baby, I might do something I've never done and use the ignore option )

    ...... Change baby to outright troll, generally they get banned.

    Gip is the epitome of the blowhard who loves to hear the sound of his own voice.

    He's this board's Cliff Clavin from 'Cheers'. 

    @dutch-oven said:

    Gip is the epitome of the blowhard who loves to hear the sound of his own voice.

    He's this board's Cliff Clavin from 'Cheers'. 

    "Type, type, type..........type, type, type,..........type, type."
     

    Damn I can hear it all the way down here too.?️??

  • OK, enough of this arguing semantics over crap that happened 70 years ago, it has absolutely nothing to do with the game that will be played tomorrow.  So keep it at that, or I'll have to shut down yet another thread due to Gipper spouting. I believe this slogan was used in a presidential campaign- and it applies to Gipper "in his heart he knows he's right.  AND WE DON'T FREAKING CARE!!!!  

  • OK, enough of this arguing semantics over crap that happened 70 years ago, it has absolutely nothing to do with the game that will be played tomorrow.  So keep it at that, or I'll have to shut down yet another thread due to Gipper spouting. I believe this slogan was used in a presidential campaign- and it applies to Gipper "in his heart he knows he's right.  AND WE DON'T FREAKING CARE!!!!  

    @hoorta said:

    OK, enough of this arguing semantics over crap that happened 70 years ago, it has absolutely nothing to do with the game that will be played tomorrow.  So keep it at that, or I'll have to shut down yet another thread due to Gipper spouting. I believe this slogan was used in a presidential campaign- and it applies to Gipper "in his heart he knows he's right.  AND WE DON'T FREAKING CARE!!!!  

    Actually I think that slogan was in “your heart you know he’s right”. 

  • @hoorta said:

    OK, enough of this arguing semantics over crap that happened 70 years ago, it has absolutely nothing to do with the game that will be played tomorrow.  So keep it at that, or I'll have to shut down yet another thread due to Gipper spouting. I believe this slogan was used in a presidential campaign- and it applies to Gipper "in his heart he knows he's right.  AND WE DON'T FREAKING CARE!!!!  

    Actually I think that slogan was in “your heart you know he’s right”. 

    @the-gipper said:

    Actually I think that slogan was in “your heart you know he’s right”. 

    Just a little poetic license. I know that was Jimmy Carter. And it's really not worth arguing about. Both that and AAFC records. The only one on the board who was alive back then to my knowledge is Canton Mike, and he was only a few years old. 

  • @the-gipper said:

    Actually I think that slogan was in “your heart you know he’s right”. 

    Just a little poetic license. I know that was Jimmy Carter. And it's really not worth arguing about. Both that and AAFC records. The only one on the board who was alive back then to my knowledge is Canton Mike, and he was only a few years old. 

    @hoorta said:

    Just a little poetic license. I know that was Jimmy Carter. And it's really not worth arguing about. Both that and AAFC records. The only one on the board who was alive back then to my knowledge is Canton Mike, and he was only a few years old. 

    Was he alive when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor ?