Oh God - Why do we always top the list of suck?

[Listercat]

Browns should have been right there with our Tribe

The 12 Major League Sports Teams Running Out Of Fans - 24/7 Wall St.

[golfer704u]

I thought for sure this was about our WRs.........

[Riffer X]

Changing the organization every few years helps.

[Enigmatic Evil]

Lack of winning, lack of consistency, lack of direction... It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure this one out people. We are one of the most fickle fan bases I've seen in all of sport. That's part of why I love being a Browns fan though is because we are easily the most passionate about our team, that works both ways.

[Listercat]

Originally Posted by Riffer X

Changing the organization every few years helps.

Could not agree more Chief; nothing like changing vision and direction every 24 or so months

[Brown Warrior]

Men's Health listed the most educated cities in America.... and Cleveland was 99th out of 100. Miami was last, interestingly, but they obviously have a disproportionate number of immigrants, like L.A.

We're already the poorest city in the country... and now the second least educated. Ouch.

[Brown Warrior]

As far as continuity... you don't want to do it with incompetence. Kokinis/Mangini made the Browns not only a 5-win team two years in a row... they made us an OLD bad team, second oldest in the league.

It was gonna have to be torn down whether he stayed or not. It wasn't a good plan.

[nmills]

Thats because everyone that does get an education, has to leave the state to pursue their career path

[Vegasdogg]

Originally Posted by nmills

Thats because everyone that does get an education, has to leave the state to pursue their career path

Bingo! See Vegasdogg, ...IBID.

Originally Posted by Brown Warrior

Kokinis/Mangini made the Browns not only a 5-win team two years in a row... they made us an OLD bad team, second oldest in the league.

Point of contention - this is a thread about the INDIANS, bro. Try clicky-clicky on the linky-linky.

> Decrease in attendance: 56.08%
> 2000 W-L record: 91-71 (finished 1st in AL Central)
> 2010 W-L record: 69-93 (finished 4th in AL Central)
> League championships last decade: none Cleveland set a Major League Baseball record in 2001 after selling out every single home game since June 1995. The tide changed in 2001, when it lost to Seattle in the first round of the playoffs. The team never performed again at the winning level it had in the 90’s, only making the playoffs again in 2007, losing a heartbreaking loss to the Red Sox in the American League Championship. Attendance then plummeted even further, dropping to just 1.39 million from 3.17 million ten years ago. In 2001, Cleveland drew the fifth-most fans in all of baseball. Last year, the team had the lowest attendance. The team also set a major league record for the lowest attendance in a single game — just 9,853 people showed up to the second home game of the season.
-Michael B. Sauter
Correction: An earlier version of this story referred to Cleveland Indian’s loss against the Boston Red Sox in the World Series in 2007. In fact, Cleveland lost to the Red Sox in the American League Championship that year. Additionally, baseball player Kenneth Griffey Jr. left the Seattle Mariners in 1999 and did not play for the team between 2000 and 2010. Also, The Diamondback’s 2001 win-loss record was 92-70 (finished 1st in NL West) and not 85-77 (finished 3rd in NL West). Finally, Pittsburgh was listed as having a team for every major sport, but it does not have a men’s basketball team.

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[Brown Warrior]

Originally Posted by Vegasdogg

Bingo! See Vegasdogg, ...IBID.



Point of contention - this is a thread about the INDIANS, bro. Try clicky-clicky on the linky-linky.

Dick much? That was a rhetorical question.

Ka-BLAM!!!

[Tobalaz]

Because shit floats.

[hiwaygal]

Hey, at least we're the best at something!