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25 and still waiting for that first Cleveland championship...
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21
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39. I remember friends losing it when the Browns were beat by "the Drive"....as a sophmore in HS, all I cared about was girls and music.
Didn't become a huge fan until I moved to this one-horse, racist and speech-impaired town called Pittsburgh.
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I wouldn't say I'm a regular poster, but I'm here daily reading through threads, mostly lurking. But I'm 23 about to turn 24. Been a Browns fan since I was 13. Worst decision I ever made in life
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occasional poster Browns fan for al 48 years of life.
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I know this is a little bit weird but if you are a regular poster I would like you to comment and say how old you are. It helps me to know your age so I can understand your perspective, thought process, and history following the team. Thanks
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I'll just say my first football memory is "The Greatest Game ever played" The 1958 Giant's- Colts Championship. Unfortunately not old enough to ever remember seeing Otto Graham play.
I just hope I'll live long enough to see the Browns win a Super Bowl before I croak- 1964 was a long time ago.
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43. Fan since 1988. First saw them play in 1989 in London, England which is where I am from. I reckon given my lifestyle and the morons I hang out with from this board that take at least a year off my life every season, I will be around for another 30 years - that's 3 Superbowls I am going to watch with the Browns in and guess what - we win all of them. Happy days.
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27. Born in Canton and moved at the age of 4. My old man made me into a Browns fan but it was difficult to follow the team before the internet boom. I didn't really start following until 1999.
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33. I can remember the browns being good, but all my childhood football memories culminate in heartbreak and a deep hatred of john elway.
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As a baby boomer. I'm old enough to remember lying on my belly in the living room while I watched the Browns on a black and white tv that carried only three channels. I watched the "Heidi" game and was outraged!! And I remember my dad going to the 1964 championship when a friend called him at the last minute with a spare ticket. Generally I'm in Hoorta's age bracket and when forms ask for my age I click the last available box. "Older than dirt" doesn't quite apply, but I'm well on my way. Oh... and the links under my signature pertain to my sons.
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i listened to the '64 Championship game on the radio- beginning to end. The late great Ken Coleman was the play-by-play broadcaster. My favorite players back then were Walter Johnson and Jim Houston. i'm 55, but i don't feel a day over 60.
i listened to the '64 Championship game on the radio- beginning to end. The late great Ken Coleman was the play-by-play broadcaster. My favorite players back then were Walter Johnson and Jim Houston. i'm 55, but i don't feel a day over 60.
I actually think I may be the oldest poster on the board. I know I've got you beat!
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33...and still waiting and feeping the faith that I will get to watch the Browns win a Super Bowl while I am young enough to enjoy it!
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36. My best memories is in the Kosar, Newsome, Mack & Byner era.
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