Commander of Awesome;507379 wrote: LMAO at jordo trying to use merchandise sales as an excuse.
What else is there to go by there chief? like_that's personal opinion?
Commander of Awesome;507379 wrote: LMAO at jordo trying to use merchandise sales as an excuse.
jordo212000;507382 wrote:What else is there to go by there chief? like_that's personal opinion?
jordo212000;507382 wrote:What else is there to go by there chief? like_that's personal opinion?
like_that;507405 wrote: The ratio of Browns bandwagon fans to Bengals bandwagon fans is about 1:10000. Don't even get me started about fair weather fans. Nice fail.
Commander of Awesome;507395 wrote:Attendance, TV views, fan club size, blackouts (or in the browns case lack of them), etc.... I guess MC doesnt teach you to look at other variables other than jersey sales.
jordo212000;507521 wrote:1st off I never said that Browns fans are bandwagon fans. Some people are just dense.
*attendance- most everybody expects to sell out their homes games and most teams do. Not a good gauge to determine whether a fanbase has more bandwagon fans
* tv viewership- flawed way to look at it as well. Games are shown in regions and people in that region aren't always fans of that team, yet they still watch. (Increasing the ratings while not necessarily rooting for the team). Two weeks ago I watched Cleveland play Baltimore, I'm not a fan of either team.
Thus that is why I fell back on merchandise sales. What do people use to pin the "bandwagon" tag on a fan? A dude walking around wearing the team colors. Often they walk around wearing "AFC North Champions" shirts or something like that. When you look at the leaders, pretty much all of the teams are winning franchises. My point was that if Cleveland did not have any bandwagon fans, then they should be right up there in merchandise sales with the other franchises. You even say that these supposed cash strapped fans are going to the games but now they can't buy a $20 shirt?
Everybody has bandwagon fans. Even the Browns and yes the Bengals have their fair share. Probably moreso than the Browns? I'm not really sure what we are arguing??
Pick6;507528 wrote:god damn, you would think the browns just won the superbowl.
Pick6;507528 wrote:god damn, you would think the browns just won the superbowl.
Art Modell;507534 wrote: Doesn't take much to excite them.
iclfan2;507424 wrote:BOOOOOOOOOM!
And LOL.SportsAndLady;507536 wrote:How so? Because we get excited about a win, we won the Superbowl?
At least we get excited...if the Bengals were 0-3 and just got their first victory, there wouldn't even be a thread about it. There would be no such thing as a Bengals fan.
SportsAndLady;507536 wrote: At least we get excited...if the Bengals were 0-3 and just got their first victory, there wouldn't even be a thread about it. There would be no such thing as a Bengals fan.
SportsAndLady;507539 wrote:Yeah we get really excited about wins...that makes us great fans. The only thing Pittsburgh fans get excited for now a days is how many games their players will get suspended for.
Commander of Awesome;507548 wrote:Right here.
Shabaka Bashaarat;507558 wrote:I see Jordo is still crying, and now pick6 had to chime in. Go cry somewhere else. Browns fans are trying to enjoy their win. You don't see us raining on your parade when your teams win. TROLLS for life.
WAHHH we are band wagon fans, WAHHHH that was a cheap shot!, WAHH you guys are celebrating a win (even though what the fuck else should we do?), WAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH WAHHHHHHHH WAHHHHHHHHHH.
hoops23;507551 wrote:BOOM! . . . . . . . . . . . Roasted.
Automatik;507622 wrote:Damn! Can someone explain that? I didn't watch a second of the game.
Who was the Cincy player? I couldn't make out the number.