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Joe Realist;3539635 said:I am a Cowboy fan that does not reside in Texas. I have been to Texas Stadium and generally people are nice. I know at least half this board is probably not from Texas. I want your opinions and please don't feel shy.
If you are from Texas, particulary the Dallas area, what do you think of Dallas fans from outside the area?
They are not our home team. We had been exposed to them alot when we were kids and adopted them as our team.
I know what makes the Cowboy brand so powerful is their global appeal. But as native Texans, do you feel you are more of a fan or that fans outside the area are not the same as we admire them from afar?
I had some debates about this and wanted your input.
you are kidding! right? I had this very argument with a skins fan and I thought he was stupid. there are 32 NFL teams. Some areas have multiple teams (ala NY). so if you don't have an NFL team in your region are you a Free Agent FAN? then teams vie for your fandom!! if you live in an area, should you automatically be a FAN of that team? what if you move? what if you don't like that team? can your fandom be for sale? this is not a very meaningful thread.
I bet you a $1000 there are many fans in texas and dallas area that have never been to the stadium and many who are not cowboys fans.
people become FANS for different reasons and they are just as passionate as the fans who live in an area. of course everybody would LOVE to go to a game. I have gone to cowboys games when they have been on the road in my area (DC, Baltimore, Philly).
I don't admire them from afar. I admire them, watch them and follow them religeously.
this is quite stupid IMHO.