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  • @flyingfooldoug said:

    Emily is a special correspondent for them now.  

    Emily? really? I have seen nothing on this, being out of state... can you expand on her job roles & what it includes (social media?)...interesting/Thanks!

    @gumby73 said:

    Emily? really? I have seen nothing on this, being out of state... can you expand on her job roles & what it includes (social media?)...interesting/Thanks!

    She is working for wkyc 3 now. Special correspondent? General interest stories. Nothing too serious. You know.... pretty girls and tv equal ratings.  Our new Robin Swoboda

  • @flyingfooldoug said:

    Emily is a special correspondent for them now.  

    Emily? really? I have seen nothing on this, being out of state... can you expand on her job roles & what it includes (social media?)...interesting/Thanks!

    @gumby73 said:

    Emily? really? I have seen nothing on this, being out of state... can you expand on her job roles & what it includes (social media?)...interesting/Thanks!

    And I did see her explain about being quiet for the offense and noisy for D. And it was noted about so many away fans being here. I understand why so many end up selling their tickets but it does have a detrimental effect on the team too.  Only one real cure for that tho and it starts with a W.

  • Stfu and and figure out why you lead the league in knocked down passes. 

  • @gumby73 said:

    Emily? really? I have seen nothing on this, being out of state... can you expand on her job roles & what it includes (social media?)...interesting/Thanks!

    And I did see her explain about being quiet for the offense and noisy for D. And it was noted about so many away fans being here. I understand why so many end up selling their tickets but it does have a detrimental effect on the team too.  Only one real cure for that tho and it starts with a W.

    @flyingfooldoug said:

    And I did see her explain about being quiet for the offense and noisy for D. And it was noted about so many away fans being here. I understand why so many end up selling their tickets but it does have a detrimental effect on the team too.  Only one real cure for that tho and it starts with a W.

    i still have my geeky thoughts ? on to as whom, actually bought all those tickets up at a record pace..Ebay/stubhub seems to have loads of them at a large profit price 😛  

  • @flyingfooldoug said:

    And I did see her explain about being quiet for the offense and noisy for D. And it was noted about so many away fans being here. I understand why so many end up selling their tickets but it does have a detrimental effect on the team too.  Only one real cure for that tho and it starts with a W.

    i still have my geeky thoughts ? on to as whom, actually bought all those tickets up at a record pace..Ebay/stubhub seems to have loads of them at a large profit price 😛  

    @gumby73 said:

    i still have my geeky thoughts ? on to as whom, actually bought all those tickets up at a record pace..Ebay/stubhub seems to have loads of them at a large profit price 😛  

    I’m sure you’re right. But there again, play winning football and all those extra tickets probably disappear faster than a rumor flies. 

  • @icecube said:

    Do you really think Browns' fans need told how to behave at a game? I do know some fans of less established teams don't get the "get loud when the opponent has the ball, get quiet when your team has the ball" thing, but Browns' fans don't know it? I find that hard to believe. It didn't quite feel right the way he said it. Maybe I'm missing something. 

    You are missing something.  Nah- here's my pal's take on that situation. Us oldsters know the rules, but younger fans are generally clueless on when to cheer and when to shut up. Or when it's cool to stand, and when you should sit down to give the folks behind you a chance to see if they know it's not polite to stand 90% of the game. Too much losing has engendered that with kids using Dad's season tickets, and being more interested in posting selfies and playing on their cellphones checking how their Fantasy team is doing instead of paying attention as to what's going on in the game.

    Need anymore proof than the obnoxious "IT'S THIRD DOWN!!!!!"  ? Yeah guy I know damn well what down it is- but I suppose you have to wake up the short attention spans in the stadium to maybe get off the phones for a second and pay attention.

    @hoorta said:

    You are missing something.  Nah- here's my pal's take on that situation. Us oldsters know the rules, but younger fans are generally clueless on when to cheer and when to shut up. Or when it's cool to stand, and when you should sit down to give the folks behind you a chance to see if they know it's not polite to stand 90% of the game. Too much losing has engendered that with kids using Dad's season tickets, and being more interested in posting selfies and playing on their cellphones checking how their Fantasy team is doing instead of paying attention as to what's going on in the game.

    Need anymore proof than the obnoxious "IT'S THIRD DOWN!!!!!"  ? Yeah guy I know damn well what down it is- but I suppose you have to wake up the short attention spans in the stadium to maybe get off the phones for a second and pay attention.

    Ok Boomer (just messing with ya). Definitely agree with you on the standing thing though, to a point. If it's the start of the 2nd quarter and we rush for two yards, your ass doesn't need to stand up and clap. IDK why people feel the need to do this.

    I mean, bottom line for me is Baker is turning into a "death by 1000 cuts" situation. This doesn't bother me fundamentally, but you aren't going to convince me 95% of fans know to be quiet. I've been to games all over the place and fans do this. The bills mafia always travels well (so do the steelers) so of course it's not going to be a pin drop silence. Miami game will be that way though. I just don't get why my man has to say it in the first place.

  • @hoorta said:

    You are missing something.  Nah- here's my pal's take on that situation. Us oldsters know the rules, but younger fans are generally clueless on when to cheer and when to shut up. Or when it's cool to stand, and when you should sit down to give the folks behind you a chance to see if they know it's not polite to stand 90% of the game. Too much losing has engendered that with kids using Dad's season tickets, and being more interested in posting selfies and playing on their cellphones checking how their Fantasy team is doing instead of paying attention as to what's going on in the game.

    Need anymore proof than the obnoxious "IT'S THIRD DOWN!!!!!"  ? Yeah guy I know damn well what down it is- but I suppose you have to wake up the short attention spans in the stadium to maybe get off the phones for a second and pay attention.

    Ok Boomer (just messing with ya). Definitely agree with you on the standing thing though, to a point. If it's the start of the 2nd quarter and we rush for two yards, your ass doesn't need to stand up and clap. IDK why people feel the need to do this.

    I mean, bottom line for me is Baker is turning into a "death by 1000 cuts" situation. This doesn't bother me fundamentally, but you aren't going to convince me 95% of fans know to be quiet. I've been to games all over the place and fans do this. The bills mafia always travels well (so do the steelers) so of course it's not going to be a pin drop silence. Miami game will be that way though. I just don't get why my man has to say it in the first place.

    @jrb12711 said:

    Ok Boomer (just messing with ya). Definitely agree with you on the standing thing though, to a point. If it's the start of the 2nd quarter and we rush for two yards, your ass doesn't need to stand up and clap. IDK why people feel the need to do this.

    I mean, bottom line for me is Baker is turning into a "death by 1000 cuts" situation. This doesn't bother me fundamentally, but you aren't going to convince me 95% of fans know to be quiet. I've been to games all over the place and fans do this. The bills mafia always travels well (so do the steelers) so of course it's not going to be a pin drop silence. Miami game will be that way though. I just don't get why my man has to say it in the first place.

    What baker was saying wasn't questioning browns fans knowledge of the game or knowing when to cheer vs be quiet. He said our stadium not our fans. He was saying to quit letting so many opposing fans get their hands on tickets into our stadium.  I originally guessed that is what he meant went to look for the full interview and if you listen to the full line of questioning it's quite obvious that is in fact what he's talking about. 

  • @jrb12711 said:

    Ok Boomer (just messing with ya). Definitely agree with you on the standing thing though, to a point. If it's the start of the 2nd quarter and we rush for two yards, your ass doesn't need to stand up and clap. IDK why people feel the need to do this.

    I mean, bottom line for me is Baker is turning into a "death by 1000 cuts" situation. This doesn't bother me fundamentally, but you aren't going to convince me 95% of fans know to be quiet. I've been to games all over the place and fans do this. The bills mafia always travels well (so do the steelers) so of course it's not going to be a pin drop silence. Miami game will be that way though. I just don't get why my man has to say it in the first place.

    What baker was saying wasn't questioning browns fans knowledge of the game or knowing when to cheer vs be quiet. He said our stadium not our fans. He was saying to quit letting so many opposing fans get their hands on tickets into our stadium.  I originally guessed that is what he meant went to look for the full interview and if you listen to the full line of questioning it's quite obvious that is in fact what he's talking about. 

    @bjh2130 said:

    What baker was saying wasn't questioning browns fans knowledge of the game or knowing when to cheer vs be quiet. He said our stadium not our fans. He was saying to quit letting so many opposing fans get their hands on tickets into our stadium.  I originally guessed that is what he meant went to look for the full interview and if you listen to the full line of questioning it's quite obvious that is in fact what he's talking about. 

    Maybe, but honestly man I don't want to hear that either really. This squad has been crummy for 20+ years, and sellers have taken a bath on tickets for that period of time. I really, really don't blame people for selling tickets when they actually make money. Further, how the hell am I supposed to know who I'm selling to the way tickets are sold nowadays (figuratively, don't own any)? Keep winning games and more Browns fans are going to come. 

    I went to a Panthers vs. Bills game a while back and that was the year (I think) they went to the Super Bowl. That stadium was STILL 30% Bills fans-they just travel well.

  • Over reaction crap... leave this garbage for the weak-ass espn network and their wannabe chumps

    our first QB to have a hint of a winner... leave him be.

    we have more important things at hand—— like kicking the shit out of these Pennsylvania losers 

    bermeck (seriously, want to experience the most Retarded “beer laws” ? Head to that shit show of a state)

  • Over reaction crap... leave this garbage for the weak-ass espn network and their wannabe chumps

    our first QB to have a hint of a winner... leave him be.

    we have more important things at hand—— like kicking the shit out of these Pennsylvania losers 

    bermeck (seriously, want to experience the most Retarded “beer laws” ? Head to that shit show of a state)

    @bermeck08 said:

    Over reaction crap... leave this garbage for the weak-ass espn network and their wannabe chumps

    our first QB to have a hint of a winner... leave him be.

    we have more important things at hand—— like kicking the shit out of these Pennsylvania losers 

    bermeck (seriously, want to experience the most Retarded “beer laws” ? Head to that shit show of a state)

    Nice to hear from you B.   What's it been?  Since Houston?

  • Yup

    blew my wad on trips in 2019... no excuse... need more Browns travel in my life