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By VikingsFanInChennai · Posted
I haven't been up-to-date for past few days, so I saw the notifications and thought he wasn't signed yet before reading the comments. -
By RollerColt · Posted
I think I can speak for most local Hoosiers and say that quite a bit of us are knowledgeable on the comings and goings of the team. Yes, we are loyal to our team, but we’re not blind fools who eat up everything the team feeds us. We like football. We like going and supporting our Colts even when they aren’t the best. I’m telling you, even though we lost that final game to the Texans, you could feel the energy in the stadium. We’re back, loud and proud for the Shoe. -
To your last sentence. That isn't irony. Buy a dictionary. Second, I've never bullied anyone in my life. The word is way overused. Third, you've never been to a home game. You have zero idea about home crowd fans. Fourth, just stop. It's embarrassing
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By Yoshinator · Posted
Yep, Ballard and Irsay have sold the "illusion of hope". That's what happens when you draft a QB 4th overall. People will become positive and pay their hard-earned money to see if we can win again. Of course, Manning and Luck set a precedent for that as well. These fans are positive because of them more than anything Ballard has done as GM. These fans are mostly casuals as well and don't pay attention to the team like this forum does. Them going doesn't make the team any more or less likely to win. All it means is they are loyal at best, and naive at worst thinking things will randomly be different. All Irsay and Ballard have to do is change things every year and sell a false bill of goods to convince fans to keep coming. It's also hard to quit on a sports team and lots of fans are diehards. Finally, not all the fans who go to the games are optimists. Some know what is going on with the team and they go anyway because they live in Indiana, or they are rich, or they are taking their kids. Lots of reasons. It's not even the fact that you're "bullying" that bothers me. It's the fact that your bullying is disguised as being a positive fan that defends the team that's irritating. If it were a negative fan doing what you do, they'd get in trouble on here for it. You have an agenda, you like to start arguments with people because of that disguised bullying, and you know you'll get away with it because it makes you look like you're defending the team from negativity. Also ironically, I wrote 5 paragraphs in my previous post, and you deflected away from most of it.
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