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It was foolish to leave San Antonio for training camp. Jerry needs to bring it back. South Texas is old Tom Landry land, and many South Texas Cowboys die hards (including all from Mexico) are dying for Jerry to bring it back. Californians are proving they can't be trusted.It probably gets boring to people in California.
.....but not when the Cowboys were at the Alamodome in San Antonio. Great Cowboy fans there, fantastic.
Since San Antonio has no NFL team, they have definitely adopted the Cowboys, all due respect to Texan fans but you know it's true. Always has been, always will.
Training camp was the closest the city would get to having an NFL team there,with the exception of half a season of Saints football after Katrina. By the way, I went to all three home games played in San Antonio.
Anyway, Cowboy fans in San Antonio would treat Cowboy practice sessions like a home game. Jerry must have fed into it because he charged $10 and even had piped in music, contests, and Rowdy going around with a T-shirt gun. Campo did what he was told but Parcells came in and changed everything. There was no festive atmosphere. No more music. No more Rowdy. Just screaming coaches and a fast pace. Parcell's first year was the last year I believe they had training camp in San Antonio.
That was probably a good thing for the team. If you asked the coaches they would probably rather have no spectators at all, it must be at least some of a distraction.
Bring training camp back to San Antonio, Jerry!