Like most of you, I was angry and disappointed after yesterdays loss. I said it myself, "Bye Bye Chatty." But today, add "worried" to the way I feel.
We are now at a crossroads. Toss in the towel, play for next year, move on to the winter sports. But, how would we feel if that was what the team was saying? WE AIN"T OUT OF THIS! Do we need breaks, yes. Have we gotten breaks in years past, absolutely. So, as fans what direction will we go?
7,000 in the Dome in two weeks? Well, maybe. What message will that send to the coaches and players? Maybe, "well I see our fans have given up." What would be the discussion on this board if half of our team, quit right now?
If there were ever a time when we need to pack the Dome---it's in two weeks. Think of the message that would send to the team. That's what I now worry about. That our fans have given up. WE CAN"T DO THAT.
How many times have we had fans leave a game early because they "knew it was over" only to have them reach their car, turn on the radio and learn about a dramatic turn of events and they try to get back in to see the finish.
Folks, it's 4th and long. Two ticks left on the clock. Are you turning your back on the team and heading to the parking lot? Or, are you going to be an integral part of a possible spectacuar finish? Remember 2005?
Should the team give up? No? Neither should we.
4th and long folks, 4th and long. I can hear Al Michaels famous words now.
PR
We are now at a crossroads. Toss in the towel, play for next year, move on to the winter sports. But, how would we feel if that was what the team was saying? WE AIN"T OUT OF THIS! Do we need breaks, yes. Have we gotten breaks in years past, absolutely. So, as fans what direction will we go?
7,000 in the Dome in two weeks? Well, maybe. What message will that send to the coaches and players? Maybe, "well I see our fans have given up." What would be the discussion on this board if half of our team, quit right now?
If there were ever a time when we need to pack the Dome---it's in two weeks. Think of the message that would send to the team. That's what I now worry about. That our fans have given up. WE CAN"T DO THAT.
How many times have we had fans leave a game early because they "knew it was over" only to have them reach their car, turn on the radio and learn about a dramatic turn of events and they try to get back in to see the finish.
Folks, it's 4th and long. Two ticks left on the clock. Are you turning your back on the team and heading to the parking lot? Or, are you going to be an integral part of a possible spectacuar finish? Remember 2005?
Should the team give up? No? Neither should we.
4th and long folks, 4th and long. I can hear Al Michaels famous words now.
PR




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