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    tampadawgsT tampadawgs wrote on last edited by
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    The Worse Coach in the NFL

    Shurmer- Cleveland

    Crennel- K.C

    Ryan- NY

    Worse Front Office in the NFL

    New York Jets

    Jax Jags

    Oakland Raiders

    Worse place to play for a player

    New York

    Cleveland

    Minnesota

    Worse Starting QB in the NFL

    Who ever is starting in Arizona

    Chad Henne- Jax

    Worse RB group in the NFL

    Miami

    Worse WR group in the NFL

    Jets

    Worse Oline inthe NFL

    Chicago

    Worse DB in the NFL

    Tampa

    Worse front seven in the NFL

    Philly

    Worse Defense in the NFL

    New Orleans

    Worse place to waatch a game

    Altanta Sucks

    Jax Sucks

    worse fans in the NFl

    Pittsburgh- just becasue half of them are not true Steeler fans

    Worse back up in the NFL

    Tebow

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      Dude I love the fact you mentioned how Steeler fans are the worst in the nfl. I lve about an hour an a half away from Pittsburgh in a town called Altoona, PA. And Steeler fans r so fake it makes me sick. Before Ben got drafted ud never see a Steeler fan. Now all these fags act like their true fans but can't name ten players. Biggest bunch of fakes in the world . Funny part is they've already went into hiding after losing to the gayvens last week.

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        N NaplesBrowns420 wrote on last edited by
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        worst*

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          worst*

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          @naplesbrowns420 said:

          worst*

          lol

          Who let the DAWGS out??
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            worst*

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            @naplesbrowns420 said:

            worst*

            I guess people from Naples can spell and people from Tampa can't

            "And they don't really know even what they're talkin' about And I can't imagine what empty heads can achieve."
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              Dude I love the fact you mentioned how Steeler fans are the worst in the nfl. I lve about an hour an a half away from Pittsburgh in a town called Altoona, PA. And Steeler fans r so fake it makes me sick. Before Ben got drafted ud never see a Steeler fan. Now all these fags act like their true fans but can't name ten players. Biggest bunch of fakes in the world . Funny part is they've already went into hiding after losing to the gayvens last week.

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              @skinsfan28 said:

              Dude I love the fact you mentioned how Steeler fans are the worst in the nfl. I lve about an hour an a half away from Pittsburgh in a town called Altoona, PA. And Steeler fans r so fake it makes me sick. Before Ben got drafted ud never see a Steeler fan. Now all these fags act like their true fans but can't name ten players. Biggest bunch of fakes in the world . Funny part is they've already went into hiding after losing to the gayvens last week.

              That's not just an Altoona phenomenon. You're seeing it across the USA. It's frontrunner mentality. Here in SW Ohio Steeler fans have sprouted up everywhere- once they started winning. Most likely were 49er fans in the days of Montana & Young (and will be again should they win a SB or two) or Packer fans in the days of Farve. They'll jump on the glitz Cowboy train in a heartbeat if they ever start winning big again.

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                @skinsfan28 said:

                Dude I love the fact you mentioned how Steeler fans are the worst in the nfl. I lve about an hour an a half away from Pittsburgh in a town called Altoona, PA. And Steeler fans r so fake it makes me sick. Before Ben got drafted ud never see a Steeler fan. Now all these fags act like their true fans but can't name ten players. Biggest bunch of fakes in the world . Funny part is they've already went into hiding after losing to the gayvens last week.

                That's not just an Altoona phenomenon. You're seeing it across the USA. It's frontrunner mentality. Here in SW Ohio Steeler fans have sprouted up everywhere- once they started winning. Most likely were 49er fans in the days of Montana & Young (and will be again should they win a SB or two) or Packer fans in the days of Farve. They'll jump on the glitz Cowboy train in a heartbeat if they ever start winning big again.

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

                That's not just an Altoona phenomenon. You're seeing it across the USA. It's frontrunner mentality. Here in SW Ohio Steeler fans have sprouted up everywhere- once they started winning. Most likely were 49er fans in the days of Montana & Young (and will be again should they win a SB or two) or Packer fans in the days of Farve. They'll jump on the glitz Cowboy train in a heartbeat if they ever start winning big again.

                You mean like when Ben Roethlisberger was a 49er fan?

                I mean, I wish I could say that it is only other areas that have FRAKs, but we have them here in NEOhio too.

                I mean, the biggest fucking FRAK of all is that asshole from Akron who now plays for the Miami basketball team.

                "Gee, I'm a Yankees fan, and I'm a Cowboys fan...and if it weren't for the fact that he has to get paid by an NBA team he would be a Bulls polesmoker. Why? Because in the 90s when he was growing up these were the teams that were winning. Plain and simple. Unfortuneatly, there is a whole generation of this sort of dumbass out there.

                Sorry, these sorts of people are proverbial whores. At least a whore is honest to let you know provides her service for money. Not these guys.

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                  @skinsfan28 said:

                  Dude I love the fact you mentioned how Steeler fans are the worst in the nfl. I lve about an hour an a half away from Pittsburgh in a town called Altoona, PA. And Steeler fans r so fake it makes me sick. Before Ben got drafted ud never see a Steeler fan. Now all these fags act like their true fans but can't name ten players. Biggest bunch of fakes in the world . Funny part is they've already went into hiding after losing to the gayvens last week.

                  That's not just an Altoona phenomenon. You're seeing it across the USA. It's frontrunner mentality. Here in SW Ohio Steeler fans have sprouted up everywhere- once they started winning. Most likely were 49er fans in the days of Montana & Young (and will be again should they win a SB or two) or Packer fans in the days of Farve. They'll jump on the glitz Cowboy train in a heartbeat if they ever start winning big again.

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                  VagitronV Vagitron wrote on last edited by
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                  @hoorta said:

                  That's not just an Altoona phenomenon. You're seeing it across the USA. It's frontrunner mentality. Here in SW Ohio Steeler fans have sprouted up everywhere- once they started winning. Most likely were 49er fans in the days of Montana & Young (and will be again should they win a SB or two) or Packer fans in the days of Farve. They'll jump on the glitz Cowboy train in a heartbeat if they ever start winning big again.

                  It's what happens when you win. It's a AMERICAN mentality not just a "Pittsburgh fan mentality". Get over yourselves. If the Browns starting winning tomorrow and ripped through the NFL for the next decade you'd have yourselves a wagon to pull around. Browns jersey's would sell at a record rate, ticket cost would increase. The current Browns faithful would be singing the "hardcore fan base song" while the rest of the "hmm i kind of like football crowd is saying...whelp they're winning. It's time to buy a Browns jersey" Wake up mongos. The Cavs are a good example of this exact notion. It's about time you all stopped trying to crap on one of the strongest fan bases in Professional sports. I know it hurts to admit it.

                  (Gipper apparently has similar sentiments.)

                  AKA SNATCH98 or Rorbotron. The boards glorious admins decided to get cute and change my name to "homotron" Classy group of people. (Lost a bet with Columbus king and got banned for a month)
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                    @hoorta said:

                    That's not just an Altoona phenomenon. You're seeing it across the USA. It's frontrunner mentality. Here in SW Ohio Steeler fans have sprouted up everywhere- once they started winning. Most likely were 49er fans in the days of Montana & Young (and will be again should they win a SB or two) or Packer fans in the days of Farve. They'll jump on the glitz Cowboy train in a heartbeat if they ever start winning big again.

                    It's what happens when you win. It's a AMERICAN mentality not just a "Pittsburgh fan mentality". Get over yourselves. If the Browns starting winning tomorrow and ripped through the NFL for the next decade you'd have yourselves a wagon to pull around. Browns jersey's would sell at a record rate, ticket cost would increase. The current Browns faithful would be singing the "hardcore fan base song" while the rest of the "hmm i kind of like football crowd is saying...whelp they're winning. It's time to buy a Browns jersey" Wake up mongos. The Cavs are a good example of this exact notion. It's about time you all stopped trying to crap on one of the strongest fan bases in Professional sports. I know it hurts to admit it.

                    (Gipper apparently has similar sentiments.)

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                    S Skinsfan28 wrote on last edited by Skinsfan28
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                    Homotron said:

                    It's what happens when you win. It's a AMERICAN mentality not just a "Pittsburgh fan mentality". Get over yourselves. If the Browns starting winning tomorrow and ripped through the NFL for the next decade you'd have yourselves a wagon to pull around. Browns jersey's would sell at a record rate, ticket cost would increase. The current Browns faithful would be singing the "hardcore fan base song" while the rest of the "hmm i kind of like football crowd is saying...whelp they're winning. It's time to buy a Browns jersey" Wake up mongos. The Cavs are a good example of this exact notion. It's about time you all stopped trying to crap on one of the strongest fan bases in Professional sports. I know it hurts to admit it.

                    (Gipper apparently has similar sentiments.)

                    I understand the fact that when a team wins they get more fans. Thats usually because young kids who havent picked a team yet pick a team who is a winner, not 40 yr old men. But give me a break. Dont tell me that someone 18-80 years old and has been a Steeler fan their whole life when I distinctly remember these people saying they were a packers fan back 12 years ago. This is what everyone near or in Pittsburgh is like. They all of a sudden spew that "go Steeler" shit when they don't even know who their tight end is. Fake fans. Plain and simple. And the Cavs are a terrible example. Most people hated (and still hate) LeBron so not many rooted for them. And if they did, they liked the player, not the team. And don't even compare it to the 90s Bulls. Michael Jordan was a once in a lifetime athlete. 90% of the population WERE fans and DID love him, but Hea the exception, there will neve be another Jordan. He was the biggest name in the history of sports, and always will be. So many didn't want LeBron to win a championship, myself included, I hated him in Cleveland and I hate him now) but maybe 85% of bball fans wanted Jordan to win because he was such a positive player/person. He was more than a player, he was a legend. Excuse typos, iPhone Post.

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                      @hoorta said:

                      That's not just an Altoona phenomenon. You're seeing it across the USA. It's frontrunner mentality. Here in SW Ohio Steeler fans have sprouted up everywhere- once they started winning. Most likely were 49er fans in the days of Montana & Young (and will be again should they win a SB or two) or Packer fans in the days of Farve. They'll jump on the glitz Cowboy train in a heartbeat if they ever start winning big again.

                      It's what happens when you win. It's a AMERICAN mentality not just a "Pittsburgh fan mentality". Get over yourselves. If the Browns starting winning tomorrow and ripped through the NFL for the next decade you'd have yourselves a wagon to pull around. Browns jersey's would sell at a record rate, ticket cost would increase. The current Browns faithful would be singing the "hardcore fan base song" while the rest of the "hmm i kind of like football crowd is saying...whelp they're winning. It's time to buy a Browns jersey" Wake up mongos. The Cavs are a good example of this exact notion. It's about time you all stopped trying to crap on one of the strongest fan bases in Professional sports. I know it hurts to admit it.

                      (Gipper apparently has similar sentiments.)

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                      hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by hoorta
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                      Homotron said:

                      It's what happens when you win. It's a AMERICAN mentality not just a "Pittsburgh fan mentality". Get over yourselves. If the Browns starting winning tomorrow and ripped through the NFL for the next decade you'd have yourselves a wagon to pull around. Browns jersey's would sell at a record rate, ticket cost would increase. The current Browns faithful would be singing the "hardcore fan base song" while the rest of the "hmm i kind of like football crowd is saying...whelp they're winning. It's time to buy a Browns jersey" Wake up mongos. The Cavs are a good example of this exact notion. It's about time you all stopped trying to crap on one of the strongest fan bases in Professional sports. I know it hurts to admit it.

                      (Gipper apparently has similar sentiments.)

                      Strongest fanbases? You just admitted you're pulling the frontrunner train- and a huge percentage of them are going to jump ship after a couple of losing seasons. Can't happen? History says otherwise.

                      And to Skinsfan- there will always be a special place of disdain in Northern Ohio for LeBron. As Gips said Frontrunner deluxe. Even tweeted "Go Bucks" in the OSU- Michigan game. One Championship for the hometown crowd would be worth more in our eyes than the 10 he (thinks) he's going to win in Miami with his other frontrunning pals. Stern letting LeBron & other teams get away with loading up on superstars is alienating any interest of the have-nots in the NBA. I'd say I've watched 75% less pro ball since the traitor bolted to Miami.

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                        Homotron said:

                        It's what happens when you win. It's a AMERICAN mentality not just a "Pittsburgh fan mentality". Get over yourselves. If the Browns starting winning tomorrow and ripped through the NFL for the next decade you'd have yourselves a wagon to pull around. Browns jersey's would sell at a record rate, ticket cost would increase. The current Browns faithful would be singing the "hardcore fan base song" while the rest of the "hmm i kind of like football crowd is saying...whelp they're winning. It's time to buy a Browns jersey" Wake up mongos. The Cavs are a good example of this exact notion. It's about time you all stopped trying to crap on one of the strongest fan bases in Professional sports. I know it hurts to admit it.

                        (Gipper apparently has similar sentiments.)

                        Strongest fanbases? You just admitted you're pulling the frontrunner train- and a huge percentage of them are going to jump ship after a couple of losing seasons. Can't happen? History says otherwise.

                        And to Skinsfan- there will always be a special place of disdain in Northern Ohio for LeBron. As Gips said Frontrunner deluxe. Even tweeted "Go Bucks" in the OSU- Michigan game. One Championship for the hometown crowd would be worth more in our eyes than the 10 he (thinks) he's going to win in Miami with his other frontrunning pals. Stern letting LeBron & other teams get away with loading up on superstars is alienating any interest of the have-nots in the NBA. I'd say I've watched 75% less pro ball since the traitor bolted to Miami.

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                        @hoorta said:

                        Strongest fanbases? You just admitted you're pulling the frontrunner train- and a huge percentage of them are going to jump ship after a couple of losing seasons. Can't happen? History says otherwise.

                        And to Skinsfan- there will always be a special place of disdain in Northern Ohio for LeBron. As Gips said Frontrunner deluxe. Even tweeted "Go Bucks" in the OSU- Michigan game. One Championship for the hometown crowd would be worth more in our eyes than the 10 he (thinks) he's going to win in Miami with his other frontrunning pals. Stern letting LeBron & other teams get away with loading up on superstars is alienating any interest of the have-nots in the NBA. I'd say I've watched 75% less pro ball since the traitor bolted to Miami.

                        I have watched about 99% less pro ball since this whole superteam thing started.

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                          @naplesbrowns420 said:

                          worst*

                          I guess people from Naples can spell and people from Tampa can't

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                          N NaplesBrowns420 wrote on last edited by
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                          @browns149 said:

                          I guess people from Naples can spell and people from Tampa can't

                          If you go to school in Florida, there is a 65% chance that you are illiterate.

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                            @browns149 said:

                            I guess people from Naples can spell and people from Tampa can't

                            If you go to school in Florida, there is a 65% chance that you are illiterate.

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                            @naplesbrowns420 said:

                            If you go to school in Florida, there is a 65% chance that you are illiterate.

                            there is a 100% chance if you live in Florida, you can't count votes on election day

                            "And they don't really know even what they're talkin' about And I can't imagine what empty heads can achieve."
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                              @hoorta said:

                              Strongest fanbases? You just admitted you're pulling the frontrunner train- and a huge percentage of them are going to jump ship after a couple of losing seasons. Can't happen? History says otherwise.

                              And to Skinsfan- there will always be a special place of disdain in Northern Ohio for LeBron. As Gips said Frontrunner deluxe. Even tweeted "Go Bucks" in the OSU- Michigan game. One Championship for the hometown crowd would be worth more in our eyes than the 10 he (thinks) he's going to win in Miami with his other frontrunning pals. Stern letting LeBron & other teams get away with loading up on superstars is alienating any interest of the have-nots in the NBA. I'd say I've watched 75% less pro ball since the traitor bolted to Miami.

                              I have watched about 99% less pro ball since this whole superteam thing started.

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                              @snugglybottoms said:

                              I have watched about 99% less pro ball since this whole superteam thing started.

                              I haven't watched much bball since Jordan retired. I never missed a game when he played an now I never watch a game. LeBron will never be as good as Jordan. He lacks the heart. An he may win 1 or 2 more rings but that's all

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                                Last week I went to Dallas with my wife, son & my new daughter-in-law. In the picture here, the shortest kid is a Browns fan in a Cowboy household-you can't see it because of the Browns flag, but he had a Trent Richardson jersey on.

                                His family couldn't even explain why he is a Browns fan- he's 9 years old. The young man said he "thinks the Browns have the best uniforms in the NFL." I gave him my static decal from my truck, and my pocket schedule. That kid is a true fan, he doesn't care that the Browns are struggling, he just loves the Browns.

                                On a side note, the Dallas fans are pretty cool, I was surprised. They don't have as much of a home-field advantage anymore in that Taj Mahal- everybody focuses on that huge tv.

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                                  Last week I went to Dallas with my wife, son & my new daughter-in-law. In the picture here, the shortest kid is a Browns fan in a Cowboy household-you can't see it because of the Browns flag, but he had a Trent Richardson jersey on.

                                  His family couldn't even explain why he is a Browns fan- he's 9 years old. The young man said he "thinks the Browns have the best uniforms in the NFL." I gave him my static decal from my truck, and my pocket schedule. That kid is a true fan, he doesn't care that the Browns are struggling, he just loves the Browns.

                                  On a side note, the Dallas fans are pretty cool, I was surprised. They don't have as much of a home-field advantage anymore in that Taj Mahal- everybody focuses on that huge tv.

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                                  @bob806 said:

                                  Last week I went to Dallas with my wife, son & my new daughter-in-law. In the picture here, the shortest kid is a Browns fan in a Cowboy household-you can't see it because of the Browns flag, but he had a Trent Richardson jersey on.

                                  His family couldn't even explain why he is a Browns fan- he's 9 years old. The young man said he "thinks the Browns have the best uniforms in the NFL." I gave him my static decal from my truck, and my pocket schedule. That kid is a true fan, he doesn't care that the Browns are struggling, he just loves the Browns.

                                  On a side note, the Dallas fans are pretty cool, I was surprised. They don't have as much of a home-field advantage anymore in that Taj Mahal- everybody focuses on that huge tv.

                                  Is that a flashlight in your pocket or is Mom just happy to have her picture taken?

                                  Zombo

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                                    Haha Zombo...no flashlight whatsoever!

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                                      Homotron said:

                                      It's what happens when you win. It's a AMERICAN mentality not just a "Pittsburgh fan mentality". Get over yourselves. If the Browns starting winning tomorrow and ripped through the NFL for the next decade you'd have yourselves a wagon to pull around. Browns jersey's would sell at a record rate, ticket cost would increase. The current Browns faithful would be singing the "hardcore fan base song" while the rest of the "hmm i kind of like football crowd is saying...whelp they're winning. It's time to buy a Browns jersey" Wake up mongos. The Cavs are a good example of this exact notion. It's about time you all stopped trying to crap on one of the strongest fan bases in Professional sports. I know it hurts to admit it.

                                      (Gipper apparently has similar sentiments.)

                                      Strongest fanbases? You just admitted you're pulling the frontrunner train- and a huge percentage of them are going to jump ship after a couple of losing seasons. Can't happen? History says otherwise.

                                      And to Skinsfan- there will always be a special place of disdain in Northern Ohio for LeBron. As Gips said Frontrunner deluxe. Even tweeted "Go Bucks" in the OSU- Michigan game. One Championship for the hometown crowd would be worth more in our eyes than the 10 he (thinks) he's going to win in Miami with his other frontrunning pals. Stern letting LeBron & other teams get away with loading up on superstars is alienating any interest of the have-nots in the NBA. I'd say I've watched 75% less pro ball since the traitor bolted to Miami.

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                                      VagitronV Vagitron wrote on last edited by
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                                      @hoorta said:

                                      Strongest fanbases? You just admitted you're pulling the frontrunner train- and a huge percentage of them are going to jump ship after a couple of losing seasons. Can't happen? History says otherwise.

                                      And to Skinsfan- there will always be a special place of disdain in Northern Ohio for LeBron. As Gips said Frontrunner deluxe. Even tweeted "Go Bucks" in the OSU- Michigan game. One Championship for the hometown crowd would be worth more in our eyes than the 10 he (thinks) he's going to win in Miami with his other frontrunning pals. Stern letting LeBron & other teams get away with loading up on superstars is alienating any interest of the have-nots in the NBA. I'd say I've watched 75% less pro ball since the traitor bolted to Miami.

                                      Hoorta I swear to god you don't xxxxing read sometimes. I clearly said "One of the strongest fan bases". I'm not exactly sure where you get "THE strongest fan base" from my post but hey if that's what you see I suppose it's time for some contacts, glasses or both.

                                      AKA SNATCH98 or Rorbotron. The boards glorious admins decided to get cute and change my name to "homotron" Classy group of people. (Lost a bet with Columbus king and got banned for a month)
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                                        @hoorta said:

                                        Strongest fanbases? You just admitted you're pulling the frontrunner train- and a huge percentage of them are going to jump ship after a couple of losing seasons. Can't happen? History says otherwise.

                                        And to Skinsfan- there will always be a special place of disdain in Northern Ohio for LeBron. As Gips said Frontrunner deluxe. Even tweeted "Go Bucks" in the OSU- Michigan game. One Championship for the hometown crowd would be worth more in our eyes than the 10 he (thinks) he's going to win in Miami with his other frontrunning pals. Stern letting LeBron & other teams get away with loading up on superstars is alienating any interest of the have-nots in the NBA. I'd say I've watched 75% less pro ball since the traitor bolted to Miami.

                                        Hoorta I swear to god you don't xxxxing read sometimes. I clearly said "One of the strongest fan bases". I'm not exactly sure where you get "THE strongest fan base" from my post but hey if that's what you see I suppose it's time for some contacts, glasses or both.

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

                                        Hoorta I swear to god you don't xxxxing read sometimes. I clearly said "One of the strongest fan bases". I'm not exactly sure where you get "THE strongest fan base" from my post but hey if that's what you see I suppose it's time for some contacts, glasses or both.

                                        The "strong" fan bases are those that stick with their team even through extended difficulties....e.g. Browns fans....as opposed to fan bases predicated totally on continually winning...e.g. Steeler fans. (face it...historically that is a FACT).

                                        On the other hand, a strong fan based can be completely disheartened...and even alienated by a team's organization/owner/whatever. e.g. The Cleveland Indians.

                                        Many, many, many Indians fans refuse to continue to support the team as long as the Dolans own them.

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