O/U: Browns Super Bowl ticket?

• sleeper

  

  Con_Alma;1077154 wrote:Wasn't that an Indians promotion?

  Yes it was. I was alluding to a Cleveland Sports promotion, I did not mean to imply that I was solely speaking about the Browns. I apologize for misleading you.
• Con_Alma

  I don't think you were misleading me. I was trying to refresh my memory and thought you might help.
  
  Thanks for doing so
• DeyDurkie5

  

  Skyhook79;1077146 wrote:That is never going to happen.

  stop commenting on everything I post
• Skyhook79

  

  DeyDurkie5;1077171 wrote:stop commenting on everything I post

  I don't.
• queencitybuckeye

  BR1986FB;1077134 wrote:If I can perch myself in front of a 50+" TV with everything at my disposal, don't have to fight traffic/restrooms, etc., why wouldn't I?

  No reason I can think of (sorry if I came off as choosing sides, people should do what they want).
• BR1986FB

  queencitybuckeye;1077210 wrote:No reason I can think of (sorry if I came off as choosing sides, people should do what they want).

  Not at all. Was just confirming what you said.
• queencitybuckeye

  TBone14;1077150 wrote:You would think you would want to experience it at least once. There is nothing like the crowd at football game rising as one on a 3rd down. Making as much noise as possible. The quarterback is trying to check out of the play...but he can't hear. It gets even louder. The ground is shaking. Ball is snapped and you can hear 70,000 people take a deep breath. The QB has nowhere to go. The pocket collapses...its a sack! 70,000 people go bananas. You high 5 the 10 year old in the row behind you. He's at his first game. You high five the 80 year old grandpa who has been going to games since they were a member of the All-American Football Conference.
  
  That's what football is all about. Good lucking getting that on your couch.

  You do get that one size doesn't fit all, correct? How one enjoys the game is far more individual than your post suggests.
• SportsAndLady

  

  queencitybuckeye;1077243 wrote:You do get that one size doesn't fit all, correct? How one enjoys the game is far more individual than your post suggests.

  But how does he know how he would enjoy the game, if he's never been to a game?
• Skyhook79

  

  SportsAndLady;1077282 wrote:But how does he know how he would enjoy the game, if he's never been to a game?

  Derek Bomar already addressed that earlier.
• SportsAndLady

  

  sleeper;1076999 wrote:Yes. Your Browns "fanhood" is severely in question at this moment.

  I think we found the REAL reason he doesn't go to games:
  

  because I don't want to sit with the most CHILDISH, bottle throwing fan base in the NFL? Idiots hold that "event" as some kind of "badge of honor." Really don't want to be associated with it. Have BETTER things to do with my time.

• sleeper

  

  SportsAndLady;1077287 wrote:I think we found the REAL reason he doesn't go to games:

  Pretty sad. I've pretty much lost all respect for BR, despite his knowledge of Cleveland football.
• thavoice

  Friend of mine when to the steelers SB in detroit a few yaers ago and his was around 1800 for the ticket.
  
  He said it was a blast and he would never forget it, but he also kinda wishes he woulda stayed home and watched it with us at the SB party
  
  I think it would be cool to go....but unless at least 3-4 of my buddies would go I dont know if I really would want to. Just sucha blast to watch it at our parties.
  
  
  Friend of mine went to both times the bengals were in the SB...I forget what he said he paid but it wasnt nearly that much of course.
• BR1986FB

  SportsAndLady;1077287 wrote:I think we found the REAL reason he doesn't go to games:

  To be honest, it's a combination of a lot of things. The biggest being that I have too much going on during Sunday's. I can't take an 8-10 hour block out of my day to go up there. If attending games is somebodies "thing', more power to them. I did a lot of that stuff when I was younger (Cavs, Tribe, Force, etc games). Just really don't WANT to do it now. It's the same thing with concerts. Used to go to a lot of concerts, sporting events, etc just choose not to anymore.
  
  And yes, fan behavior (Bottlegate, fans throwing beers at 10 year old kids wearing an opposing players jersey and the like) hasn't really had me flocking to the stadium.
  
  When I was younger, 80's/early 90's, I didn't really have any family members who would have been interested in going. THAT would've been the likely time period that I would've gone to games. Then, in 1995-99, they were gone. Those would've probably been prime years to attend too. Since then I've gotten more responsibility (job, family) and have different priorities.
• BR1986FB

  sleeper;1077292 wrote:Pretty sad. I've pretty much lost all respect for BR, despite his knowledge of Cleveland football.

  I'm not going to be able to sleep KNOWING that I don't have your "seal of approval." :rolleyes:
• sleeper

  

  BR1986FB;1077306 wrote:I'm not going to be able to sleep KNOWING that I don't have your "seal of approval." :rolleyes:

  It's now been revealed that our resident Brown's fan has NEVER​ been to a game. That is embarrassing enough, with or without my seal of approval.
• BR1986FB

  sleeper;1077313 wrote:It's now been revealed that our resident Brown's fan has NEVER​ been to a game. That is embarrassing enough, with or without my seal of approval.

  Awwww....you're cutting my heart out. Will I be able to go on? :laugh:
• lhslep134

  

  I don't think attendance at a game is a qualification of being a fan.
  
  Hope this helps
• thavoice

  BR....my man....ya gotta go dude! My brother is a browns fan.....and he would never go until about 3-4 years ago and he is hooked and make sure he goes once a year. he always had reasons why he wouldnt...but not anymore!
  
  Been to around 35 steelers games....most in pittsburgh. I know what ya mean tho.........our trip is 620 miles round trip and it takes a FULL day, and you do miss out on alot of things but man.......it is a blast!
• Crimson streak

  

  I haven't been to a browns game either. I have been to a ton of Indians games and a cavs game. I moved to pa when I was 19 so it is difficult to get to the games with my daughter, my job, money. My fiancé is an eagles fan so were going to make the trip this year for the browns eagles game.
• sleeper

  

  Crimson streak;1077410 wrote:I haven't been to a browns game either. I have been to a ton of Indians games and a cavs game. I moved to pa when I was 19 so it is difficult to get to the games with my daughter, my job, money. My fiancé is an eagles fan so were going to make the trip this year for the browns eagles game.

  Spoken like a true fan of the Browns.
• BR1986FB

  sleeper;1077418 wrote:Spoken like a true fan of the Browns.

  You woke me up from my nap. I was just about to lose some sleep...:rolleyes:
• sleeper

  

  BR1986FB;1077424 wrote:You woke me up from my nap. I was just about to lose some sleep...:rolleyes:

  My..My, you are sensitive. My post wasn't even directed towards you, it was directed towards a true fan who is willing to do whatever it takes to go to a Browns game.
• killer_ewok

  

  Man, it's good to know that there are people on here who are able to tell whether someone is a "true" fan of a team or not.
• BR1986FB

  sleeper;1077450 wrote: My post wasn't even directed towards you, it was directed towards a true fan who is willing to do whatever it takes to go to a Browns game.

  Yeah, right. :laugh:
• queencitybuckeye

  killer_ewok;1077458 wrote:Man, it's good to know that there are people on here who are able to tell whether someone is a "true" fan of a team or not.

  If they would be so kind, after they explain the rules, if they could also explain why anyone should care, it would be helpful.