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Are We The Worst Bills Fans Since The Polian Years?


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10 minutes ago, sleeby said:

It's a game.  You're a fan and so it's hobby or entertainment and not a career.  How the Bills perform should not affect your life or your families lives - such as affording college for the kids.  

You might want to re-evaluate how the NFL is affecting you is all as it sounds a bit askew.  If you're grouchy all week due to a football game then there's a great opportunity for self improvement.

 

 

LMAO where are you getting this from... Every single fan on this board will be grouchy if we suffer a loss and extremely grouchy if we suffer a blow out loss. It comes with the territory of being a fan.

 

What or where did I say something that makes you think I needs this little pep talk from you.. Or did you read 2 posts of mine and decided I needed a good talking too ???

 

trust me there are many others that need this speech before you give it to me

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5 hours ago, Rob's House said:

Yes. Yes we are.

 

We gave the guy who broke the streak all of 2 games before declaring him an idiot and a fool and calling for his head. We suck.

I hope your not taking about the new backup QB for the Browns. Taylor had about as much to do with the Bills making the playoffs as Trent Dilfer had when the 2000 Ravens won the SB.

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3 minutes ago, Call_Of_Ktulu said:

I hope your not taking about the new backup QB for the Browns. Taylor had about as much to do with the Bills making the playoffs as Trent Dilfer had when the 2000 Ravens won the SB.

 

He's not.

 

Thread title is a play on words from a similar topic that was calling for the firing of McD and Beane after 2 games.

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5 hours ago, RochesterRob said:

  No, negativity is more visible due to the internet whereas the most negative fan two generations ago was only heard in his neighborhood.

Couldn't disagree more.


The vast majority of users at this forum are kool aid drinking types who are here to blindly support the team.

 

They are by far the vocal majority.

 

We tend to hear very few negative voices b/c they are the lurkers, not wanting to rock the boat.

 

 

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5 hours ago, Dadonkadonk said:

No. Most on here had no issue with McD except his decision to start Peterman.  

Many including me question Beane. But I’ve posted multiple times, if Allen is a franchise QB and Edmunds is a star, then the picks given up won’t matter. The dead cap is all on Beane and no one can honestly say they would rather have KB instead of Watkins. Star is playing better than I thought but Dareus is still a better player and the cost next year is not that less.

Imagine having neither receiver today.  That's where they would be.  Sammy wasn't resigning here.  On second thought, addition by subtraction maybe?

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49 minutes ago, ddaryl said:

 

 

LMAO where are you getting this from... Every single fan on this board will be grouchy if we suffer a loss and extremely grouchy if we suffer a blow out loss. It comes with the territory of being a fan.

 

What or where did I say something that makes you think I needs this little pep talk from you.. Or did you read 2 posts of mine and decided I needed a good talking too ???

 

trust me there are many others that need this speech before you give it to me

I'm 51 yrs old and I HAD to learn that football isn't life. As bad as we've been for the last 2 decades, that was the healthiest thing I've done. Root, but live your real life. Now, I did miss the game because I felt an ass whooping coming and didn't feel like wasting an afternoon watching crap football. Boy, was I wrong! Now I'll end up watching the GB game. Should be fun.

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"We"? Speak for yourselves. Anyone who was "calling for Beane and McDermott's head" after the first two games of what is widely acknowledged as a rebuilding, take-your-cap-medicine season with a rookie QB at the helm is probably a reactionary dingbat. 

Anyone with even a lick of common sense would not want to see a GM fired in his FIRST FULL OFFSEASON with the team, for pete's sake! Ditto the head coach who led the team to the playoffs just one year prior.

"We". Pffffff.

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9 minutes ago, Fadingpain said:

Couldn't disagree more.


The vast majority of users at this forum are kool aid drinking types who are here to blindly support the team.

 

They are by far the vocal majority.

 

We tend to hear very few negative voices b/c they are the lurkers, not wanting to rock the boat.

 

 

 

Within this single forum, maybe, yeah I could agree with. But everywhere else online, especially social media, it's a pretty negative, surly bunch. Almost exclusively.

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I can't say the fans here are the worst since the Polian era or any era for that matter.  Many of the fans here have never seen winning years.   These same fans also grew up in the era of instant gratification with the internet and hand held devices changing the way we communicate and also changing the AMOUNT we communicate.   I think these factors have a lot to do with the behavior.  The idea of wanting to fire McDermott and Beane after one season is absurd but many here were calling for it change and upheaval is all they know.  Given this I try to be patient with this line of thinking. 

 

 

 

 

 

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5 hours ago, Rob's House said:

Yes. Yes we are.

 

We gave the guy who broke the streak all of 2 games before declaring him an idiot and a fool and calling for his head. We suck.

A majority of overly-emotional, crying over spilt milk fans, yes.

 

Lets face it, our head coach has more mental toughness than our entire fanbase.

 

Fact.

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28 minutes ago, Dablitzkrieg said:

I can only speak for myself, but it is eerily similar to being in an abusive relationship.  After the beating the team puts on me, they tell me they love me (win yesterday) and everything will be better and different.  Then, when they lose, I feel sad again.  

 

We call it BBFS around here (Battered Bills Fan Syndrome) and it's been a point of discussion for at least a decade. It's real.

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On ‎9‎/‎24‎/‎2018 at 12:01 PM, Dopey said:

I'm 51 yrs old and I HAD to learn that football isn't life. As bad as we've been for the last 2 decades, that was the healthiest thing I've done. Root, but live your real life. Now, I did miss the game because I felt an ass whooping coming and didn't feel like wasting an afternoon watching crap football. Boy, was I wrong! Now I'll end up watching the GB game. Should be fun.

 

I definitely do not get wrapped up in football the way others do. but there is no denying there is emotional involvement that lasts after the games are played. 

 

But I do have expectations for the team to not suck, and I do not accept that we have to be worse this year.

 

If they play like they did in Minnesota we are a playoff caliber team. If we play like weeks 1 and 2 I'll slowly stop watching for the year and start looking at the offseason in December.

 

 

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