Blog: The Hogs still hate the Dallas Cowboys

[Chief]

Jealous pathetic franchise. They hate us more than they like their own team. Spend countless hours talking about the Dallas Cowboys. Even Giant fans laugh at the Commander fans on how much they are obsessed with us.

That's it perfectly.

Jealous, Pathetic Franchise ... to be known from now on as JPF.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

**** the skins! **** Snyder! **** Grimm! **** Lackey! ****...THEM...ALL!

 

[superpunk]

"Kinda brought back memories," Bostic said. "We played second fiddle to Dallas all night, just like we have for the entire history of our franchise. So basically we were in our comfort zone on Hall of Fame night."

Fixed.

 

[Dodger]

"Oh yeah, I was pissed off," Neal Olkewicz said of the Dallas invasion. "I mean, I like Emmitt Smith, but seeing all them Cowboy jerseys just kind of got me going. I understand why they're there, but I didn't like it."

Awww...all those blue and white jerseys got you feeling bad?

Need a binkie?

 

[kmd24]

So what's any self respecting Cowboys fan doing getting a Deadskin's autograph???

Needs it for identity theft?

 

[sonnyboy]

Jealous pathetic franchise. They hate us more than they like their own team. Spend countless hours talking about the Dallas Cowboys. Even Giant fans laugh at the Commander fans on how much they are obsessed with us.

This is so true. Growing up in the Philly area, I used to think eagle fans were the most obsessed Cowboy haters. Not even close.

Skins fans hatered of us borders on lunacy! Go over to the ATN section of their MB. You'll seldom find less than 3 or 4 threads devoted to the Cowboys.
Reading some of the stuff over there is crazy. I know for a fact that they have fans with as much knowledge of the Cowboys as their own team. And I believe those fans especially care more about our failure than their own team's success.

 

[AMERICAS_FAN]

"Going back to high school and college, you've got to have a rival, you've got to have somebody to hate, and for us it was easy," Jim Lachey told me. "When you got to Washington, it was the Cowboys, and I fell right into place, man. I was like, ok, this is what I want to do, hate the Cowboys. And to this day man, if I'm gonna watch two games of the Commanders a year, it's gonna be the Cowboy games."

Notice how he didn't refer to them as Commanders games? And this my friends is anecdotal evidence that the Dallas Cowboys ARE America's Team - front and center. :laugh2:

 

[Hagman]

This is so true. Growing up in the Philly area, I used to think eagle fans were the most obsessed Cowboy haters. Not even close.

Skins fans hatered of us borders on lunacy! Go over to the ATN section of their MB. You'll seldom find less than 3 or 4 threads devoted to the Cowboys.
Reading some of the stuff over there is crazy. I know for a fact that they have fans with as much knowledge of the Cowboys as their own team. And I believe those fans especially care more about our failure than their own team's success.

I've noticed that on their website too. It's evident in other interactions with their fans and in their media. Even the Washington Post this week had a story and poll on the most memorable Boys-Commanders games, and this is some 50 days before the season opener.

It's an unhealthy, unbalanced psychological obsession. They define their Commanders experience largely in the context of Cowboys. And they are galled by it all. They have 3 SBs, we have 5. Even when we had down years, the one team we would beat would be the Commanders. We have the huge fan base, the constant media attention and are "America's Team." In return, we don't think about them all that much since their franchise started fielding weaker teams.

 

[Boyzmamacita]

I've noticed that on their website too. It's evident in other interactions with their fans and in their media. Even the Washington Post this week had a story and poll on the most memorable Boys-Commanders games, and this is some 50 days before the season opener.

It's an unhealthy, unbalanced psychological obsession. They define their Commanders experience largely in the context of Cowboys. And they are galled by it all. They have 3 SBs, we have 5. Even when we had down years, the one team we would beat would be the Commanders. We have the huge fan base, the constant media attention and are "America's Team." In return, we don't think about them all that much since their franchise started fielding weaker teams.

And don't forget the fact that many, many, many Cowboys fans live in the DC/Baltimore/Virginia area. That has to really get under their skin too.

 

[sonnyboy]

I've noticed that on their website too. It's evident in other interactions with their fans and in their media. Even the Washington Post this week had a story and poll on the most memorable Boys-Commanders games, and this is some 50 days before the season opener.

It's an unhealthy, unbalanced psychological obsession. They define their Commanders experience largely in the context of Cowboys. And they are galled by it all. They have 3 SBs, we have 5. Even when we had down years, the one team we would beat would be the Commanders. We have the huge fan base, the constant media attention and are "America's Team." In return, we don't think about them all that much since their franchise started fielding weaker teams.

I think I can quantify that unbalanced psychological obsession.... .615:laugh2:

 

[sonnyboy]

And don't forget the fact that many, many, many Cowboys fans live in the DC/Baltimore/Virginia area. That has to really get under their skin too.

I once read/heard, perhaps on this site, that the Cowboys have a strong following in the DC area with Black Americans because the skins were one of the last franchises to intergrate the team.

While the Cowboys were one of the first.

 

[BehindEnemyLinez]

And don't forget the fact that many, many, many Cowboys fans live in the DC/Baltimore/Virginia area. That has to really get under their skin too.

You know it!! Our 'Boys are well represented here in the Nation's Capitol!

Skins fans hatered of us borders on lunacy! I know for a fact that they have fans with as much knowledge of the Cowboys as their own team. And I believe those fans especially care more about our failure than their own team's success.

QFT!

 

[Hagman]

I once read/heard, perhaps on this site, that the Cowboys have a strong following in the DC area with Black Americans because the skins were one of the last franchises to intergrate the team.

While the Cowboys were one of the first.

Yea, the Commanders were the LAST team in the NFL to integrate. I googled it, and it turns out that the original last line in "Hail to The Commanders" was "fight for old Dixie" instead of for "old D.C." It had a lot of other interesting lyrics about native Americans too.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hail_to_the_Redskins

 

[5Stars]

:dissskin: (Good dog, Gibbs!! Damn good dog).

 

[Longboysfan]

Another thing I caught from the weekend TV was both Old Joe and The hogs took a great delight in.

All they could talk about was the play 50 gut or whatever the year they beat us in RFK and went to the Super Bowl. Hello....

Got any other highlights in your careers?????

Cowboys Fans have too many to dwell on on game or series of plays.

That leads me to this conclusion. :suxskins: :skins: :dissskin: