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D-Dogg said:
Uhm, you should have punched that drunk a-hole in the face for talking crap about Tillman...

That's so insane that I can't even believe anyone would even say that...to a soldier no less.

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The reason I did not puch him--I was with my father and--more importantly--my 6 year-old 1/2 brother...

Otherwise Whammo!
 
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Pariah said:
Grogan started out as the backup that year and only got the job due to injury, too, didn't he? He was behind a younger, more golden boy who's name escapes me at the moment.

Tony Eason...
 

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BigJoe said:
Uhhhhh....Didn't Tony Eason start Super Bowl XX? I think he was yanked in the first half for Grogan, but I believe Eason was the first lamb led to slaughter in that game.

I thought he was injured in the Championship game??
 

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DevonCardsFan said:
:thumbup: I will rub it in anybody's face, That my Cards kicked your teams ass!!! That will my payback for all that stuff I get to hear being a Card Fan!!

:D :thumbup:
 

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first of all maybe that's the problem with the cards fans is they don't give a shyte. you could learn alot from pats fans. hey there is not alot of things to do do in new england in the winter we do live for our sports we are a hard working region that enjoys the game as we believe the team symbolizes this area hard working and tuff. if people were acting and saying the things you say then i say they are not only not true pats fans but not true fans at all in fact they are not good people. i apologize for whateber idiots went out there and ruined your day for you. but please don't paint us all with the same brush. the majority of pats fans are not like that. i do live for football during the season more so than any other sport when i get home from work hanging iron all day i hop on the net watch tv for any football news it's what i like to do it does'nt mean i have no life because i like to do that. i guess arizona has'nt had a chance to experience winning but the more you do the more you will see yourself living through your team too.
 

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When we start winning there will be alot of jerks wearing Cardinals colors. It's the nature of the best.

I remember the day Ray Nitschke died. I walked up to this guy that was a "hard core" Packers fan. I told him and gave him my condolences and he said, "Who's Ray Nitschke?"
 

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vini said:
i apologize for whateber idiots went out there and ruined your day for you. but please don't paint us all with the same brush. the majority of pats fans are not like that.

Unfortunately I had a similar experience. There was an ***** sitting close to us that would always make the neck slashing sign when the Pats did something good on the field. I yelled at the SOB to quit with the slashing throat motion and got the L for loser sign flashed to me by his girlfriend.

Fortunately though karma works in mysterious ways. Wouldn't you know this disrespectful SOB happened to park right next to our tailgating party. When he walked up his girlfriend immediately recognized me from the game. She promptly got in the car and wouldn't make eye contact with me. I stopped the guy and explained how people in the stands could find his gesture offending espescially considering the situation (Pat Tillman half time tribute). He started to brush me off. After his buddy recognized my point was legitimate he explained to his pal that what he did was inappropriate and apologized on behalf of his friend. Too bad the guy stirring up the trouble was so drunk the message I was conveying was totally lost.

I do know one thing, they came to the realization there are Card fans out there who care about their team. Even the drunk guy was smart enough to look around and realize that the people (Card fans) around him weren't too pleased with his antics. And, the next time they decide to sit on the home team side what happened that day won't be lost on them.
 

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vini said:
first of all maybe that's the problem with the cards fans is they don't give a shyte. you could learn alot from pats fans. hey there is not alot of things to do do in new england in the winter we do live for our sports we are a hard working region that enjoys the game as we believe the team symbolizes this area hard working and tuff. if people were acting and saying the things you say then i say they are not only not true pats fans but not true fans at all in fact they are not good people. i apologize for whateber idiots went out there and ruined your day for you. but please don't paint us all with the same brush. the majority of pats fans are not like that. i do live for football during the season more so than any other sport when i get home from work hanging iron all day i hop on the net watch tv for any football news it's what i like to do it does'nt mean i have no life because i like to do that. i guess arizona has'nt had a chance to experience winning but the more you do the more you will see yourself living through your team too.

No it's not all pats fans but lest you forget, the D'bacls won the series, the Suns have been winners throughout, so there has been winning in this town, the exception is there hasn't been the smugness of other fans, I'm not saying you, you seem to be just like a Phoenix fan would be but if you were at the Pats/Cards game you would've been ashamed of your fellow Pats fans, very arrogant and just rude, not all but most were. This is coming from many different Card fans who sat throughout the staduim. I was in Boston twice in the last few onths and alot of the fans seem to forget where they came from.
 

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LoyaltyisaCurse said:
When the Cardinals turn it around and become contenders for the next 7 to 10 seasons, lets all make a promise not to act like New England/Boston fans...

A good majority of these fans act as if they are somehow better people because their teams are doing well. Its as if the whole definition of their lives depend on weather or not Patriots/Redsox are doing well.

Somehow winning has given many of their fans an inflated sense of ego and invicibility. It is one thing to be a dedicated loyal fan and its another to live vicariously through the team. I just want to shake them and say, "You're not on the field, you did not play, the team accomplished it not you!"

Don't get me wrong I love the Cardinals and hate losing, but at the end of the game (or very shortly after) I am able to move on and be happy with the rest my life. Football gives me joy and sorrow for 3-4 hrs, but after that life continues.


When I was at the Cardinals home opener this year, I was just amazed at how rude and obnoxious the Pats fans were. It seemed that 8 out of 10 Pats fans had been drinking since 5 in the morning and would berate any that would walk by that donned Cardinal apparel including children.

During the game I must have seen at least 6 or 7 Pats fans escorted out for mis-conduct. The topper of the day was after the game when it started raining. My father, little brother, and I were walking out of the stadium and into the paking lot, to our left was a soldier in all white with a sign reading, "Pat Tillman a True Patriot," and to my left a typical twenty-something, 5-6 beer bellied, red-face, dude who was clearly wasted.

He stood there teetering from side to side measuring the soldier when he exlaimed, " Yeah, Pat Tillman a ture patriot?...then why did he play for a bunch of (female body parts) he would'nt have been such a (female body parts) if he didn't play for the Cardinals."

The solider just looked at him with dismay and I wanted to go over and puch his lights out. This is a sad example of what I percieve to be--unfortunately--a typical Pats fan. One who puts too much into their team and defines too much of their self worth on the success of a team. Is there no other reason to live?

Please lets handle ourselves with class and not berate other people or get full of ourselves when the Cards are a great team. Lets remember where we've been with this franchise and respect ourselves and others around us. We are all better than that.
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As long as we have been losers I have no intention of being a nice guy if we ever win. I will be a complet a--! In your face. No holds barred fan. I will kick your dog and pull your cats tail and hit on your wife or girl friend.
 

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swd1974 said:
If we win the superbowl Im walking around town with a wilson baseball bat beating all those wearing a piece of cardinals gear.

I know Im the only cards fan here and have taken a ton of grief lol

.... wearing your McCown jersey, no doubt. :D
 

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I work alongside a huge Pats fan and huge Eagles fan - both are good friends, good fans, and totally into my devotion to the Cards (they email me articles all the time that I haven't seen). I think it's probably already written - some will take the opportunity to get away with being poor winners; others won't.

I've never gotten into the whole macho element of fandom anyway. I'm a monster Habs fan, and I like nothing more than talking hockey with Leafs die-hards. I do love watching a sense of entitlement come crashing down, though.
 

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chickenhead said:
I work alongside a huge Pats fan and huge Eagles fan - both are good friends, good fans, and totally into my devotion to the Cards (they email me articles all the time that I haven't seen). I think it's probably already written - some will take the opportunity to get away with being poor winners; others won't.

I've never gotten into the whole macho element of fandom anyway. I'm a monster Habs fan, and I like nothing more than talking hockey with Leafs die-hards. I do love watching a sense of entitlement come crashing down, though.

I often wonder what it is like to be an NY Yankee or Atlanta Braves fan or even a New England fan? They seem to be p-----off even if they win their division and win anything less than the super bowl or world series. Darn! Here we are ready to explode if we win more than we lose. Something is wrong with this picutre.
 

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