@banana-stand said:

agreed. NFL football games are the nation's largest gathering of drunk hillbillies and white trash

Like this deal:

@jrb12711 said:

From what I've seen of going to professional football games, when people get kicked out 99% of the time they deserve it.

agreed. NFL football games are the nation's largest gathering of drunk hillbillies and white trash

@ejeff80 said:

I was in the Dawg Pound for the season opener against the cowboys a couple of years ago. My buddy and I were told we would be asked to leave if we didn't sit down. It was in the first quarter we were down, and Dallas was about to score again. I was so P.O. I swore I would never sit in the Dawg Pound again. The Dawg pound isn't what people make it out to be, atleast not anymore. Anyone Remember Chad Johnson, Ocho Cinco, Ocho no mo jumping in the Dawg Pound? Or how about T.O. ripping down the sign on one of the Dawg Pound walls? I love the Browns, but the Dawg pound in CBS is a joke! Its a bunch of old guys who remember the way things used to be but don't have the energy or enthusiasm that the used to have, attention whores who are there to dress up so maybe they can be on TV, or yuppies who think its cool to sit in the pound. I love the cheap seats, that's what the Dawg pound once was. It used to be where hard working people spent there only dime to watch and cheer for the team they loved. Now the DP is one of the most expensive seats in CBS. Give me the opposite end zone 300 level any day of the week, and you can have the Dawg Pound.

I have said it ever since "The Return" in 1999: The Browns need to ditch the whole "Dawg" personna. That belonged to the era of Dixon and Minniefield and should not have been perpetuated. That would be like the Steelers perpetuating their "Iron Curtain" defense even after Joe Greene and Jack Lambert retired. (yea, iron, steel, copper, aluminum, whatever)

Maybe the new owner will get some PR people with some new ideas instead of maintaining the same old hackneyed shit. Lets quit living in the past.

stupor upsets the status quo. For all that is sacred, please work your truck stop magic Mr. Haslam!!

@ejeff80 said:

I was in the Dawg Pound for the season opener against the cowboys a couple of years ago. My buddy and I were told we would be asked to leave if we didn't sit down. It was in the first quarter we were down, and Dallas was about to score again. I was so P.O. I swore I would never sit in the Dawg Pound again. The Dawg pound isn't what people make it out to be, atleast not anymore. Anyone Remember Chad Johnson, Ocho Cinco, Ocho no mo jumping in the Dawg Pound? Or how about T.O. ripping down the sign on one of the Dawg Pound walls? I love the Browns, but the Dawg pound in CBS is a joke! Its a bunch of old guys who remember the way things used to be but don't have the energy or enthusiasm that the used to have, attention whores who are there to dress up so maybe they can be on TV, or yuppies who think its cool to sit in the pound. I love the cheap seats, that's what the Dawg pound once was. It used to be where hard working people spent there only dime to watch and cheer for the team they loved. Now the DP is one of the most expensive seats in CBS. Give me the opposite end zone 300 level any day of the week, and you can have the Dawg Pound.

Jimmy Haslam need to read this right here.

@roach said:

i go to every home game. i don't believe this guy's version of the story.

I agree. They got tossed for being dorks.

@diehardbrownsfan said:

This is a total bullshit story. If he got tossed, it was for something else. They would have to throw out 90 percent of the stadium for standing. Half the people stand the whole frigging game.

I agree with you, since only 26% of statistics are randomly made up, and that's only 3/4's of the time.

Formerly Sane said:

Isn't this the game that Jimmy sat in the dog pound?

Yes, but he was only in the Dawg Pound for the 1st Qtr if I remember correctly and this happened in the 3rd.

It shouldn't matter that he moved if the area was mostly empty anyhow.