Denim Chicken
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Your scared. Plane and simple. You are scared to be optimistic because you could be wrong. You may loose some credibility; you may be disappointed. You tout reality as a shield, but in reality there is no conceivable way you can really predict what will happen in the next game or the game after that, so you hedge your bets and bash the team with an added caveat: ‘hope I’m wrong’.
I am not blind. I see the deficiencies and I see patterns. I also realize that I, as a fan, have no power to change anything. I am not a coach, coordinator, or an owner. I am a fan. The definition of a fan is ‘an enthusiastic admirer or follower’. When I watch a game, I root for my team to win. I believe that they can win. Sometimes we do and sometimes we don’t, but I can’t imagine getting any joy going into a game and believing my favorite team will lose. I can’t imagine getting joy out of bashing the players I root for or the organization I love. If we won it all, while you discredited the team all year, could you enjoy the victory?
That what fans of other teams do, they badmouth the Cowboys. Many of you have joined them. Many of you have been praising our enemies. Many of you have been constantly harping on negative themes—searching for negatives—to the point where I wonder if you get any joy whatsoever from watching this team. If you don’t, I think you need to ask yourself why you still follow this team. Nobody is forcing you and you can leave anytime.
Fandom is like a marriage, you have good times and you have bad times. Do you believe you marriage will fail when going through the hard times? Do you bash your wife and praise a harlot? Do you give up? Reevaluate how you feel. Some of you need counseling, some of you need a divorce.
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I am not blind. I see the deficiencies and I see patterns. I also realize that I, as a fan, have no power to change anything. I am not a coach, coordinator, or an owner. I am a fan. The definition of a fan is ‘an enthusiastic admirer or follower’. When I watch a game, I root for my team to win. I believe that they can win. Sometimes we do and sometimes we don’t, but I can’t imagine getting any joy going into a game and believing my favorite team will lose. I can’t imagine getting joy out of bashing the players I root for or the organization I love. If we won it all, while you discredited the team all year, could you enjoy the victory?
That what fans of other teams do, they badmouth the Cowboys. Many of you have joined them. Many of you have been praising our enemies. Many of you have been constantly harping on negative themes—searching for negatives—to the point where I wonder if you get any joy whatsoever from watching this team. If you don’t, I think you need to ask yourself why you still follow this team. Nobody is forcing you and you can leave anytime.
Fandom is like a marriage, you have good times and you have bad times. Do you believe you marriage will fail when going through the hard times? Do you bash your wife and praise a harlot? Do you give up? Reevaluate how you feel. Some of you need counseling, some of you need a divorce.
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