*** 2009 Dallas Cowboys ***
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The Jeagler wrote:funny to see all these other "fans" feel the need to prove themselves to me though.
Prove something to you....Ha....Who do you think you are?Just hand over my ticket to see PJ next tour! :thumbup: :shh:
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crazypjfan wrote:The Jeagler wrote:funny to see all these other "fans" feel the need to prove themselves to me though.
Prove something to you....Ha....Who do you think you are?Just hand over my ticket to see PJ next tour! :thumbup: :shh:
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The Jeagler wrote:crazypjfan wrote:The Jeagler wrote:funny to see all these other "fans" feel the need to prove themselves to me though.
Prove something to you....Ha....Who do you think you are?Just hand over my ticket to see PJ next tour! :thumbup: :shh:
i am the judge and the jury my friend.
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The Jeagler wrote:Flagg wrote:It has gotten some media attention here. I think it was unprofessional. The players don't care. Anthony Spencer today said he didn't care since it was a "water boy or equipment guy or something" who said it. Lol.
The players don't seem to want to say anything that might be used as bulletin board material at this point, unlike Desean Jackson, so they are letting it slide.
The Eagles organization probably shouldn't have posted it on their website though.
that's the thing. the organization didn't post it. spadaro did. he runs the website. that's literally his job.
funny to see all these other "fans" feel the need to prove themselves to me though. interesting that you seem to be the only from texas in this thread. good luck to you on saturday!
What's funny is your raging jealousy. America's team, Philly boy, that means we have fans all over this country, and lots of them. I see a lot of Cowboys fans at the bars, the star on cars, and jerseys on kids, ect. all the time in Oregon. And I've seen Cowboy fans everywhere in this country, and I love how that eats up you Philly boys
30 of my 31 years were spent in Texas, but I these fans up here are just as passionate about the team in Big D as fans down there! Its good to always feel "at home" on game day, no matter where I amTwenty-ten watch it go to fire!!!0 -
mr.pink wrote:The Jeagler wrote:Flagg wrote:It has gotten some media attention here. I think it was unprofessional. The players don't care. Anthony Spencer today said he didn't care since it was a "water boy or equipment guy or something" who said it. Lol.
The players don't seem to want to say anything that might be used as bulletin board material at this point, unlike Desean Jackson, so they are letting it slide.
The Eagles organization probably shouldn't have posted it on their website though.
that's the thing. the organization didn't post it. spadaro did. he runs the website. that's literally his job.
funny to see all these other "fans" feel the need to prove themselves to me though. interesting that you seem to be the only from texas in this thread. good luck to you on saturday!
What's funny is your raging jealousy. America's team, Philly boy, that means we have fans all over this country, and lots of them. I see a lot of Cowboys fans at the bars, the star on cars, and jerseys on kids, ect. all the time in Oregon. And I've seen Cowboy fans everywhere in this country, and I love how that eats up you Philly boys
30 of my 31 years were spent in Texas, but I these fans up here are just as passionate about the team in Big D as fans down there! Its good to always feel "at home" on game day, no matter where I am:roll: why do you think that "eats" me up? its funny how you automatically assumed the other thread was referencing you guys too. what's up with that man? if there is an eagles fan who was born and raised in chicago and has no allegiance to philadelphia, then by definition, he would be a fraud too and i would question his fanhood. its a strict set of rules buddy. that's why i referenced my friend who is a university of miami football fan purely because they were the winningest team when we were growing up. he thought they were cool back then. he's my best friend, yet i've been calling him fraudulent for years. has nothing to do with the cowboys :wtf: however there are lots of fraud cowboy fans all over the place though. but, don't worry. if you really do have roots in texas, you're off the hook though. so, just simmer down. you've passed the fraud test. i have no problem with fans that abide by the rules. ask flagg. that dude is okay in my book.
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:roll: why do you think that "eats" me up? its funny how you automatically assumed the other thread was referencing you guys too. what's up with that man? if there is an eagles fan who was born and raised in chicago and has no allegiance to philadelphia, then by definition, he would be a fraud too and i would question his fanhood. its a strict set of rules buddy. that's why i referenced my friend who is a university of miami football fan purely because they were the winningest team when we were growing up. he thought they were cool back then. he's my best friend, yet i've been calling him fraudulent for years. has nothing to do with the cowboys :wtf: however there are lots of fraud cowboy fans all over the place though. but, don't worry. if you really do have roots in texas, you're off the hook though. so, just simmer down. you've passed the fraud test. i have no problem with fans that abide by the rules. ask flagg. that dude is okay in my book.
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What about people from other countries who follow and love the NFL, I love the NFL, best sport going. I'd watch an NFL game over hockey game any day. I'm from Canada so we have no teams of our own to root for and even if we got an NFL franchise I'd still be a huge Cowboy fan. What are there 30 NFL teams and 50 states and fans of the sport all over world, chances are those people are going to cheer some team on for whatever reason. Are the folks who live in a state without a team not to cheer for a team? Or are they suppose to cheer for the closest team geographically? I know people who lived in Edmonton when Gretzky was traded and they seized being fans of the Oilers, he meant that much to them, same as Montreal when Roy was traded, I don't think they are frauds if they rooted for other teams, those guys were icons in those cities. I know many a Red Wing fan that said they would be done with them back in the early 90's when some thought Yzerman might be moved. People can root for who ever they want for whatever reason.I have certain rules I live by ... My First Rule ... I don't believe anything the government tells me ... George Carlin
"Life Is What Happens To You When Your Busy Making Other Plans" John Lennon0 -
Patrick Crayton has opened his mouth. Time to play this damn game already.
As to the whole fraud thing and fan rules. I love that Simmons column and agree with it for the most part. I mean look at me, I only root for the Rangers since they have been my home team for forever even though they are horrible. But the Cowboys, like it or not, are just like the Yankees, Red Wings, etc. They have a huge fanbase across the world.
It's like when the Red Wings come to town an it looks like a home game for them.DAL-7/5/98,10/17/00,6/9/03,11/15/13
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HTFD-6/27/08
ATX-10/4/09, 10/12/14
KC-5/3/2010,STL-5/4/2010
Bridge School-10/23/2010,10/24/2010
PJ20-9/3/2011,9/4/2011
OKC-11/16/13
SEA-12/6/13
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Flagg wrote:Patrick Crayton has opened his mouth. Time to play this damn game already.
As to the whole fraud thing and fan rules. I love that Simmons column and agree with it for the most part. I mean look at me, I only root for the Rangers since they have been my home team for forever even though they are horrible. But the Cowboys, like it or not, are just like the Yankees, Red Wings, etc. They have a huge fanbase across the world.
It's like when the Red Wings come to town an it looks like a home game for them.
But they have a huge fan base solely because of their winning? right?
Like the Red Sox nation bull shit ... I live in Boston and love the Sox but I can't stand 80% of their fans
anyway... so I came in here wondering what's the feeling of Cowboys fans going into the post season?
do you fully expect romo or someone else to fuck up?0 -
lukin2006 wrote:
:roll: why do you think that "eats" me up? its funny how you automatically assumed the other thread was referencing you guys too. what's up with that man? if there is an eagles fan who was born and raised in chicago and has no allegiance to philadelphia, then by definition, he would be a fraud too and i would question his fanhood. its a strict set of rules buddy. that's why i referenced my friend who is a university of miami football fan purely because they were the winningest team when we were growing up. he thought they were cool back then. he's my best friend, yet i've been calling him fraudulent for years. has nothing to do with the cowboys :wtf: however there are lots of fraud cowboy fans all over the place though. but, don't worry. if you really do have roots in texas, you're off the hook though. so, just simmer down. you've passed the fraud test. i have no problem with fans that abide by the rules. ask flagg. that dude is okay in my book.
What about people from other countries who follow and love the NFL, I love the NFL, best sport going. I'd watch an NFL game over hockey game any day. I'm from Canada so we have no teams of our own to root for and even if we got an NFL franchise I'd still be a huge Cowboy fan. What are there 30 NFL teams and 50 states and fans of the sport all over world, chances are those people are going to cheer some team on for whatever reason. Are the folks who live in a state without a team not to cheer for a team? Or are they suppose to cheer for the closest team geographically? I know people who lived in Edmonton when Gretzky was traded and they seized being fans of the Oilers, he meant that much to them, same as Montreal when Roy was traded, I don't think they are frauds if they rooted for other teams, those guys were icons in those cities. I know many a Red Wing fan that said they would be done with them back in the early 90's when some thought Yzerman might be moved. People can root for who ever they want for whatever reason.[/quote]
2 things....
1- you still need to learn how to quote properly.
2-you need to read the fan rules i posted in the other thread. if you live in an area where there is no team anywhere near you, then its a gray area. outside of the country....who cares about them anyways? i dont!www.myspace.com0 -
The Jeagler wrote:2 things....
1- you still need to learn how to quote properly.
2-you need to read the fan rules i posted in the other thread. if you live in an area where there is no team anywhere near you, then its a gray area. outside of the country....who cares about them anyways? i dont!
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Not Ashton Kutcher wrote:Flagg wrote:Patrick Crayton has opened his mouth. Time to play this damn game already.
As to the whole fraud thing and fan rules. I love that Simmons column and agree with it for the most part. I mean look at me, I only root for the Rangers since they have been my home team for forever even though they are horrible. But the Cowboys, like it or not, are just like the Yankees, Red Wings, etc. They have a huge fanbase across the world.
It's like when the Red Wings come to town an it looks like a home game for them.
But they have a huge fan base solely because of their winning? right?
Like the Red Sox nation bull shit ... I live in Boston and love the Sox but I can't stand 80% of their fans
anyway... so I came in here wondering what's the feeling of Cowboys fans going into the post season?
do you fully expect romo or someone else to fuck up?
Yeah, because of their winning a lot in the 70s. Maybe they were on TV a lot more too. I don't know. And the whole America's Team thing, which the Cowboys did not make up by the way.
Romo has played amazingly well in December. I do not expect him to fuck it up. I think if both team play their best games, the Cowboys win. But this is the NFL and literally anything can happen.
The thing that sucks is Dallas has been losing for so long, I kind of expect it. So in the back of my mind, I am very worried about this game.DAL-7/5/98,10/17/00,6/9/03,11/15/13
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MTL-9/15/05, OTT-9/16/05
PHL-5/27/06,5/28/06,10/30/09,10/31/09
CHI-8/2/07,8/5/07,8/23/09,8/24/09
HTFD-6/27/08
ATX-10/4/09, 10/12/14
KC-5/3/2010,STL-5/4/2010
Bridge School-10/23/2010,10/24/2010
PJ20-9/3/2011,9/4/2011
OKC-11/16/13
SEA-12/6/13
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The Eagles have never lost an opening round playoff game under Andy Reid. I think they're 7-0.
And nobody, I mean nobody likes Spadaro in Philly. He is a giant tool. With that said, he should have taken a dump on the Cowgirls star
May the best team win!!"If no one sees you, you're not here at all"0 -
The Jeagler wrote:lukin2006 wrote:
:roll: why do you think that "eats" me up? its funny how you automatically assumed the other thread was referencing you guys too. what's up with that man? if there is an eagles fan who was born and raised in chicago and has no allegiance to philadelphia, then by definition, he would be a fraud too and i would question his fanhood. its a strict set of rules buddy. that's why i referenced my friend who is a university of miami football fan purely because they were the winningest team when we were growing up. he thought they were cool back then. he's my best friend, yet i've been calling him fraudulent for years. has nothing to do with the cowboys :wtf: however there are lots of fraud cowboy fans all over the place though. but, don't worry. if you really do have roots in texas, you're off the hook though. so, just simmer down. you've passed the fraud test. i have no problem with fans that abide by the rules. ask flagg. that dude is okay in my book.
What about people from other countries who follow and love the NFL, I love the NFL, best sport going. I'd watch an NFL game over hockey game any day. I'm from Canada so we have no teams of our own to root for and even if we got an NFL franchise I'd still be a huge Cowboy fan. What are there 30 NFL teams and 50 states and fans of the sport all over world, chances are those people are going to cheer some team on for whatever reason. Are the folks who live in a state without a team not to cheer for a team? Or are they suppose to cheer for the closest team geographically? I know people who lived in Edmonton when Gretzky was traded and they seized being fans of the Oilers, he meant that much to them, same as Montreal when Roy was traded, I don't think they are frauds if they rooted for other teams, those guys were icons in those cities. I know many a Red Wing fan that said they would be done with them back in the early 90's when some thought Yzerman might be moved. People can root for who ever they want for whatever reason.
2 things....
1- you still need to learn how to quote properly.
2-you need to read the fan rules i posted in the other thread. if you live in an area where there is no team anywhere near you, then its a gray area. outside of the country....who cares about them anyways? i dont![/quote]
We know most of you don't care about the rest of the world, it's ignorance like that is why most of the world is anti american, yet every one thought by electing Obama people's opinion would change, not!
Sorry my quoting doesn't live up to your expectations.I have certain rules I live by ... My First Rule ... I don't believe anything the government tells me ... George Carlin
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lukin2006 wrote:
We know most of you don't care about the rest of the world, it's ignorance like that is why most of the world is anti american, yet every one thought by electing Obama people's opinion would change, not!
Sorry my quoting doesn't live up to your expectations.
Really dude? The conversation is about a football game, it's not personal.0 -
lukin2006 wrote:The Jeagler wrote:lukin2006 wrote:
:roll: why do you think that "eats" me up? its funny how you automatically assumed the other thread was referencing you guys too. what's up with that man? if there is an eagles fan who was born and raised in chicago and has no allegiance to philadelphia, then by definition, he would be a fraud too and i would question his fanhood. its a strict set of rules buddy. that's why i referenced my friend who is a university of miami football fan purely because they were the winningest team when we were growing up. he thought they were cool back then. he's my best friend, yet i've been calling him fraudulent for years. has nothing to do with the cowboys :wtf: however there are lots of fraud cowboy fans all over the place though. but, don't worry. if you really do have roots in texas, you're off the hook though. so, just simmer down. you've passed the fraud test. i have no problem with fans that abide by the rules. ask flagg. that dude is okay in my book.
What about people from other countries who follow and love the NFL, I love the NFL, best sport going. I'd watch an NFL game over hockey game any day. I'm from Canada so we have no teams of our own to root for and even if we got an NFL franchise I'd still be a huge Cowboy fan. What are there 30 NFL teams and 50 states and fans of the sport all over world, chances are those people are going to cheer some team on for whatever reason. Are the folks who live in a state without a team not to cheer for a team? Or are they suppose to cheer for the closest team geographically? I know people who lived in Edmonton when Gretzky was traded and they seized being fans of the Oilers, he meant that much to them, same as Montreal when Roy was traded, I don't think they are frauds if they rooted for other teams, those guys were icons in those cities. I know many a Red Wing fan that said they would be done with them back in the early 90's when some thought Yzerman might be moved. People can root for who ever they want for whatever reason.
2 things....
1- you still need to learn how to quote properly.
2-you need to read the fan rules i posted in the other thread. if you live in an area where there is no team anywhere near you, then its a gray area. outside of the country....who cares about them anyways? i dont!
We know most of you don't care about the rest of the world, it's ignorance like that is why most of the world is anti american, yet every one thought by electing Obama people's opinion would change, not!
Sorry my quoting doesn't live up to your expectations.[/quote]
What because the jeagler is busting your balls thats why people hate america??? And u edited this u first wrote are all philly people is much of a tool as him. That statement ways a hell of alot more on topic then this crap. Give me a break with this anti america crap your in a football thread and talk is between to passionate fan bases that don't like each other a lick stay on topic.Go Birds!!!!0 -
Flagg wrote:Patrick Crayton has opened his mouth. Time to play this damn game already.
As to the whole fraud thing and fan rules. I love that Simmons column and agree with it for the most part. I mean look at me, I only root for the Rangers since they have been my home team for forever even though they are horrible. But the Cowboys, like it or not, are just like the Yankees, Red Wings, etc. They have a huge fanbase across the world.
It's like when the Red Wings come to town an it looks like a home game for them.
The Red Wings are probably the most popular American team. Toronto and Montreal are easily the most popular Canadian teams.I have certain rules I live by ... My First Rule ... I don't believe anything the government tells me ... George Carlin
"Life Is What Happens To You When Your Busy Making Other Plans" John Lennon0 -
Cliffy6745 wrote:lukin2006 wrote:
We know most of you don't care about the rest of the world, it's ignorance like that is why most of the world is anti american, yet every one thought by electing Obama people's opinion would change, not!
Sorry my quoting doesn't live up to your expectations.
Really dude? The conversation is about a football game, it's not personal.
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Jearlpam0925 wrote:Cliffy6745 wrote:lukin2006 wrote:
We know most of you don't care about the rest of the world, it's ignorance like that is why most of the world is anti american, yet every one thought by electing Obama people's opinion would change, not!
Sorry my quoting doesn't live up to your expectations.
Really dude? The conversation is about a football game, it's not personal.
USA! USA! USA! USA! FUCK YEAH!
LOL, this thread has taken some wild turns!DAL-7/5/98,10/17/00,6/9/03,11/15/13
BOS-9/28/04,9/29/04,6/28/08,6/30/08, 9/5/16, 9/7/16, 9/2/18
MTL-9/15/05, OTT-9/16/05
PHL-5/27/06,5/28/06,10/30/09,10/31/09
CHI-8/2/07,8/5/07,8/23/09,8/24/09
HTFD-6/27/08
ATX-10/4/09, 10/12/14
KC-5/3/2010,STL-5/4/2010
Bridge School-10/23/2010,10/24/2010
PJ20-9/3/2011,9/4/2011
OKC-11/16/13
SEA-12/6/13
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Cliffy6745 wrote:lukin2006 wrote:
We know most of you don't care about the rest of the world, it's ignorance like that is why most of the world is anti american, yet every one thought by electing Obama people's opinion would change, not!
Sorry my quoting doesn't live up to your expectations.
Really dude? The conversation is about a football game, it's not personal.
i wonder if he really believes i actually don't care about anyone living outside of this country.www.myspace.com0 -
Flagg wrote:Jearlpam0925 wrote:Cliffy6745 wrote:Really dude? The conversation is about a football game, it's not personal.
USA! USA! USA! USA! FUCK YEAH!
LOL, this thread has taken some wild turns!
god bless americawww.myspace.com0
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