Who says Browns fans aren’t refined?

It sounds like some of them were looking to break the stereotype that football fans don’t have class.

Imagine thirty of them in Miami at Chef Myles Chefetz’ Prime Italian for a bite to eat. The decor inside is really modern and impeccable. The wall of wine overlooks the eclectic red chairs that surround the spotless white table cloths with enough silverware and glassware to take down a seven course meal. In between courses of food – perhaps a prosciutto aged 500 days and sliced to order served with artisan cheeses and a Kobe beef carpaccio served with 100-year-old balsamic – these Browns fans notice LeBron James is at the restaurant, seated at a different table.
It probably didn’t happen like this at all, but I created my own scene after reading the NY Post. According to the Post, LeBron James and Maverick Carter were having a celebratory dinner at the restaurant. Maybe LeBron was mid bite of his Kobe meatball on the way to a 30 ounce $68 bone-in rib eye when the thirty Browns fans reportedly saw him and started chanting “traitor” over and over again.

Of course they were asked to leave. But thankfully Browns fans didn’t break any more stereotypes this night.

The Browns fans in question reportedly went outside into the warm Miami night. Given that these are the same people who brave the snow, wind and cold down at the Muni lot on a weekly basis, I am sure it wasn’t much of a sacrifice for them to wait in the balmy Miami night for James and Carter to finish their meal so they could harass him some more. The NY Post article finishes that James had to “sneak” into his car to avoid a confrontation.

These Browns fans were rewarded for their efforts the next day with a hard-fought win over the Miami Dolphins. That, my friends, is one heck of a road trip for a Cleveland sports fan. Let’s just hope they got kicked out before having to pay their bill. That is about the only thing I can think of that would make this story better.

Commander of Awesome;592605 wrote:lol lol lol. FAILami fans cant even do anything to stop the Cleveland fans from picking on their players.

Commander of Awesome;592642 wrote:Watch some asshole "miami" fans try and talk shit to Josh Cribbs in a resteraunt. Cleveland fans would be starting shit.

Y-Town Steelhound;592650 wrote:That's impossible, there aren't 30 miami fans...

Commander of Awesome;592642 wrote:Watch some asshole "miami" fans try and talk shit to Josh Cribbs in a resteraunt. Cleveland fans would be starting shit.

thedynasty1998;592679 wrote:Why would anyone who lives in Miami ever visit Cleveland? Let's use some logic before typing next time.

DeyDurkie5;592710 wrote:family, job scenario, rock and roll hall of fame, etc.

use some logic next time dynasty, dumbass

Non;592742 wrote:I think it's time to give it up already.

LeBron dumped you like yesterday's new and then came back and kicked Cleveland's ass.

Face it, you lose.

ytownfootball;592745 wrote:Thanks for the constructive post. You've contributed mightily to the subject...kudos

Art Modell;592761 wrote:I love the name of the website. It's the same as the motto for Cleveland's pro sports teams.

ytownfootball;592773 wrote:Better question is "when are fans who aren't of Cleveland teams going to stop giving a shit what Cleveland fans think..."

Non;592770 wrote:
This is pathetic to keep staying on this.

Hb31187;592778 wrote:When every detail of his life and whats going on with the whole situation isnt discussed every 2 days. Hes gone, hes not coming back, you have a chance to rebuild. He's "pippen" and a "ring chaser" ect. we get it.

ytownfootball;592786 wrote:What...you're somehow forced to respond to something that you "get"? Like a friggin' moth to a flame? a lemming over a cliff?

It's called trolling in these parts