Trade em in, you lost that bunch.Originally Posted by Heath
Trade em in, you lost that bunch.Originally Posted by Heath
Go Gators!
Who would like a team that closely resembles something floating in my aerator tank?
Been a huge fan of both since around 1964.Originally Posted by buckeyefred
"In my day you had musicians who experimented with drugs. Now it's druggies experimenting with music" - Alfred G Clark (circa 1972)
I know guys who are Bengals/Indian fans. What's up with that?Originally Posted by Joseph
"In my day you had musicians who experimented with drugs. Now it's druggies experimenting with music" - Alfred G Clark (circa 1972)
Who started both teams?Originally Posted by smith288
"Luke, I am your father!"
"In my day you had musicians who experimented with drugs. Now it's druggies experimenting with music" - Alfred G Clark (circa 1972)
Al Lerner?Originally Posted by GAC
I understand the Reds/Browns dynamic; I don't really care for it but I understand. But Bengals/Indians? That's pretty odd right there. At least they've got one right.Originally Posted by GAC
Go Tribe.Originally Posted by BuckWoody
Some people play baseball. Baseball plays Jay Bruce.
:thumbdownOriginally Posted by Heath
Originally Posted by BuckWoody
sorry, my eyes are going bad, I thought that was a double-wide ....
I like Bengals fans. Sat next to a few at the Browns/Bengals game in Cincinnati this year. Worried sons-of-a-guns over a 4-9 team. Nice people, good football conversation. Great time.
Some people play baseball. Baseball plays Jay Bruce.
Dude I feel you man! I'm a Reds/Dolphins guy! Never lived anywhere but Ohio, family is from Ohio, and we are just Dolphins fans!Originally Posted by KronoRed
Let's make some noise!
Mr Paul Brown.Originally Posted by BuckWoody
We call you guys Paul Brown's BA******
We don't care that you don't care for it.I understand the Reds/Browns dynamic; I don't really care for it but I understand.
It's what happens when you live on the Mason-Dixon line in Ohio, and were raised during a time when the Browns were the only pro FB team in Ohio.
"In my day you had musicians who experimented with drugs. Now it's druggies experimenting with music" - Alfred G Clark (circa 1972)
My point (in jest) that you missed was that, technically, Paul Brown did not start the current Browns franchise. Al Lerner did. The franchise that Paul Brown founded packed up and moved to Baltimore.Originally Posted by GAC
I hate having to spell these things out for Browns fans.
I remember a time when the Bengals were the only pro FB team in Ohio too...shortlived though it was. See you September 17th.Originally Posted by GAC
Those aren't the Browns - thems the Ravens.Originally Posted by BuckWoody
Part of the deal was that the Brown's name, and all the tradition that goes with the organization (including the history of Paul Brown), staid in Cleveland.
When you go to the Raven's website, you don't see any of that. You see, well, Raven's stuff.
Looking forward to it. Ya escaped by the hair of your chinny chin chin in Cincy last year, while Crennel's D gave Palmer his worst QB rating of the year (53.5).I remember a time when the Bengals were the only pro FB team in Ohio too...shortlived though it was. See you September 17th.
The Browns have a 33-30 record vs the Bengals.
We've both made the post-season since 2000.... and we both got beat by Pitt in the 1st round.
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"In my day you had musicians who experimented with drugs. Now it's druggies experimenting with music" - Alfred G Clark (circa 1972)
The Browns ended (from my viewpoint anyway) when Art Modell fired Paul. That's when the organization truly became 'staid' in Cleveland. (Pun intended )By GAC:Part of the deal was that the Brown's name, and all the tradition that goes with the organization (including the history of Paul Brown), staid in Cleveland.
True Browns fans followed Paul to Cincinnati and his rebirth as the Bengals, the true heirs to the Brown legacy. Modell meanwhile continued his carpet-bagging ways and decided that he liked crabcakes better than Lake Erie perch and moved the team to Baltimore. The NFL, faced with exposure of it's lack of noblesse oblige towards the hard-working folk that inhabit the south shore of Lake Erie, magnanimously (by their standards) waved their magic wand and told the decendants of Moses Cleaveland that everything will be OK, we'll just put a bunch of scrubbs in your fair city, tell you it's the same team and you'll never know the difference. Oh, by the way, give us a sum approximateing one-half of the gross domestic product of Brazil and we'll call it even.
Ahhh GAC, you young, young man. You've been following the Browns since '64, the year the Browns drubbed the then Baltimore Colts (ironic, isn't that?) in the '64 NFL Championship game 27-0. I, OTOH, can remember, like it was yesterday, saying to Dante Lavelli ....um, well, nevermind...
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My Dad is a Browns fan. I'm still not quite over Art Modell moving the team, but I root for them ...... for my Dad.
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