I Need A Bandwagon To Jump On

[Dude]

Someone to lean on. You guys are covered. We love you. SportsHoopla loves the Texans.

 

[RobToxin]

 

[Iggloo]

I hear Bill also plays music on the side

 

[Airraidtech]

 

[Airraidtech]

 

[Airraidtech]

 

[mrschaney]

hey fella, how you like your chili?

 

[shopson67]

Pulease.... Come at me when you have real problems. Our current home is a 28,XXX soccer stadium that fills with more opposing fans by a 3-1. We have no QB. Our owner I wouldn't trust to run a snow cone shack. And we're on the hing of being moved AGAIN to London.
I'll trade you.

That's not your home anymore as of the end of the season. This will be your new rental (image as of 1/5, first event in July):

Besides, you could very well have Tommy Boy pulling a Namath with the Chargers this coming season, for whatever that's worth.

 

[Schmoopy1000]

Or a cliff to jump off.


Fuck me! Fuck me like my name is Stormy Daniels.

@Airraidtech

You go wherever Ryan Fitzmagic goes. That is your new team!

 

[miah]

That's not your home anymore as of the end of the season. This will be your new rental (image as of 1/5, first event in July):

Besides, you could very well have Tommy Boy pulling a Namath with the Chargers this coming season, for whatever that's worth.

Oh I know and I'm excited for the new stadium, but it also brings an uneasiness. Did you watch a Chargers home game last year? It was overweeningly the opposing teams fans in the crowd. And that wasn't even 30k seats available.

I'm hopeful, but also an experienced Bolt fan. I've seen how well Spanos is at screwing up a good thing.

 

[msgkings322]

Hey man, watch whomever you want. The older I get, the fewer shits I give about "my teams" -- which all SUCK, BTW, just sayin' -- so now, I just want to see a good game and enjoy some schadenfreude when favored teams lose

Rooting for 'your teams' definitely gets less important as you get older. When I was young I would be excited leading up to a big game, and ecstatic for days after a win and sad for same after a loss. Now it's just "oh cool we won" or "oh man we lost"

I still enjoy following a couple sports, it's just not intense like it used to be.

 

[NWPATSFAN]

Well if you're not opposed to routing for the NFC I would imagine a lot of vacancies for Seattle or Philly. Neither has won a recent championship. Be a good humanitarian and help fill the void.

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

Rooting for 'your teams' definitely gets less important as you get older. When I was young I would be excited leading up to a big game, and ecstatic for days after a win and sad for same after a loss. Now it's just "oh cool we won" or "oh man we lost"

I still enjoy following a couple sports, it's just not intense like it used to be.

I'm noticing more and more that the people who take sports the most seriously are somehow mentally unstable. Or, they're lonely people who don't have a lot of friends, and identifying with a fanbase gives them a sense of belonging. Speaking in a general sense, of course.

 

[handicappers]

Don't bandwagon one of the LA teams. gross

 

[msgkings322]

I'm noticing more and more that the people who take sports the most seriously are somehow mentally unstable. Or, they're lonely people who don't have a lot of friends, and identifying with a fanbase gives them a sense of belonging. Speaking in a general sense, of course.

It's definitely a part of some people's identity. And yes a tribe/family to belong to. No harm in it.

 

[shopson67]

Oh I know and I'm excited for the new stadium, but it also brings an uneasiness. Did you watch a Chargers home game last year? It was overweeningly the opposing teams fans in the crowd. And that wasn't even 30k seats available.

I'm hopeful, but also an experienced Bolt fan. I've seen how well Spanos is at screwing up a good thing.

A new QB could help that quite a bit. A Tom Brady last hurrah coupled with drafting Tua or Herbert for example?

Of course, new ownership would be ideal, but that would've been even better a few years ago.