Nothing will change untill the Dallas media and fanbase grow a spine

[DoomsdayMachine]

No other city and fanbase would put up with the arrogance and incompetence of the Jones family.

But this city, media and fans act like cucks for this family.

 

[Rajveer]

If I met Jerry, I would give him the stare instead of asking for an autograph. Fans should start ignoring the buffoon.

 

[CT Dal Fan]

It will never happen, but fans need to boycott. Stop going to games. Stop buying merchandise. And it can't be a little bit here and a little bit there. It needs to be done en masse. I mean leaving AT&T Stadium three quarters empty. I mean stop spending 200 dollars to buy jerseys of players who will be gone within 24 months of your purchase. I mean stop buying into anything and everything Jerry-empire. Let him know we are fed up.

The only way to hurt the Jones', or at least get their attention, is to hit them in the only place that matters to them: profits.

 

[Captain-Crash]

lmao, you guys can't quit this train wreck. I bet a high 90 percent of you guys have a jersey and think you are part of this team. LMAO, wear a number with another guy's name on the back. The marketing guy was a genius. "Let's sell jerseys with the star player's name on the back." These noobs will pretend they are crak.

 

[texbumthelife]

Ah yes. The people with absolutely no power must be the ones to change.

 

[Dorsett99Yards]

No other city and fanbase would put up with the arrogance and incompetence of the Jones family.

But this city, media and fans act like cucks for this family.

You really think I can influence a guy I've never seen?
You really think the local sports media is going to bite the hand that's feeding them?

 

[ShortRound]

Haters gonna hate

 

[Captain-Crash]

Haters gonna hate

I know I do.

 

[CT Dal Fan]

Ah yes. The people with absolutely no power must be the ones to change.

On-field results are secondary to the Jones family because the Cowboys are the most valuable franchise in sports.

How did they get there? The fans. If we all stop feeding the monster, said monster will have to change. It's faint hope, but it's all we have.

 

[mmohican29]

On-field results are secondary to the Jones family because the Cowboys are the most valuable franchise in sports.

How did they get there? The fans. If we all stop feeding the monster, said monster will have to change. It's faint hope, but it's all we have.

It won't work. At the end of the day we all will hope for the best. Just understand this: this team is chock full of losers.

 

[pitt33]

If I met Jerry, I would give him the stare instead of asking for an autograph. Fans should start ignoring the buffoon.

Only ignorant, star crossed fools would ask for that man’s autograph.

Who in the hell would do that?
Get a Jerry Jones autograph?

Give me a break.

 

[JayFord]

You all were informed of what to do well over 20 years ago

Yet you still tune in
You buy merchandise
You believe this team is super bowl bound
You buy tickets in waves and subject the people you love to watch this mess

And then you repeat

At this point yall may as well open up the Lament Configuration and summon cenobites if youre going through all this pleasure and pain

 

[DallasEast]

Nothing invokes change for the better more than outspoken, 100% devoted human beings, willing to sacrifice personal and family time and money to organize thousands of like-minded individuals. Tens of thousands. Hundreds of thousands. Perhaps millions. History is a living testament of numerous successes.

The first step is always the hardest: make a plan. It must be an effective plan. Effective plans do not incorporate known flaws and failures, such as sparking a movement on a sports fansite, that has been repeated each year, annually, hundreds of times over a span of more than twenty years.

The moral of the story? Don't be exactly like Jerry Jones and keep repeatedly doing the exact same thing over and over and expecting different results. Like berating fellow fans like always. One day. It'll work. Like actually finally competing for another Super Bowl. Isn't that right, Jerral Wayne?

 

[Asklesko]

Only an organized resistance will fix this. But who will organize and lead such a resistance?

 

[Q_the_man]

It's the media who pumps up the Cowboys, ESPN and everyone knows they get the ratings talking about the Cowboys.

How do we realistically go from having the worse defense almost ever and a QB that has never won a big game be favored to go to the Super Bowl.

I didnt fall for the hype, we are not that good.

We have no RB, our offense is good but it's the same plays every game with no imagination and defenses always catch up to it.

 

[CowboysFaninHouston]

No other city and fanbase would put up with the arrogance and incompetence of the Jones family.

But this city, media and fans act like cucks for this family.

Most of the fan base aren't ardent fans like most on this board. They will be oh well. Unless cowboys suck so bad that they dont shown up, then jerry continues.
A 7-10 team has a chance and often close games and keep those fans on the edge of their sits and those fans will keep showing up.

We need to suck. Suck real bad. Suck for at least three years. Then jerry will make a change

 

[ArtClink]

No other city and fanbase would put up with the arrogance and incompetence of the Jones family.

But this city, media and fans act like cucks for this family.

There are zero checks and balances for billionaires. The onus is 100% on the GM. This is not the fans fault. Now, there are those among us that continue to buy Cowboys tickets and SWAG, but not everyone has a functioning brain.

 

[lukemartin79]

lmao, you guys can't quit this train wreck. I bet a high 90 percent of you guys have a jersey and think you are part of this team. LMAO, wear a number with another guy's name on the back. The marketing guy was a genius. "Let's sell jerseys with the star player's name on the back." These noobs will pretend they are crak.

So true. Good point. When I would go to games in the 70s, the fans were just dressed like they were normally. I don't remember stands full of people all wearing jerseys like it is now. There were some, but now its almost everybody. People just didn't have the disposable income back then that so many seem to have now.
Just making millionaires/billionaires richer. The same *******s that then turn around and charge those same jersey buying fans ridiculous prices for a 3-4 hour game. How much for a beer? How much to even park? LOL

 

[shabazz]

Nothing invokes change for the better more than outspoken, 100% devoted human beings, willing to sacrifice personal and family time and money to organize thousands of like-minded individuals. Tens of thousands. Hundreds of thousands. Perhaps millions. History is a living testament of numerous successes.

The first step is always the hardest: make a plan. It must be an effective plan. Effective plans do not incorporate known flaws and failures, such as sparking a movement on a sports fansite, that has been repeated each year, annually, hundreds of times over a span of more than twenty years.

The moral of the story? Don't be exactly like Jerry Jones and keep repeatedly doing the exact same thing over and over and expecting different results. Like berating fellow fans like always. One day. It'll work. Like actually finally competing for another Super Bowl. Isn't that right, Jerral Wayne?

It was either Marcus Aurelius in 104 BC or Nipsy Russell in 1974 that said;

"Without a plan, there's no attack. Without attack, there is no victory!"

 

[DallasEast]

It was either Marcus Aurelius in 104 BC or Nipsy Russell in 1974 that said;

"Without a plan, there's no attack. Without attack, there is no victory!"

...and that's why they refused to give Nipsey Russell the center square on The Hollywood Squares. He was too cerebral for them.