now don't get me wrong, these are nice cities to visit. i go to arlington and six flags probably 15 times each every year. st louis i also visit quite frequently, and philadelphia has all that great history.
but as a sports fan, we hate certain teams/cities and it grows deeper and deeper.
philly has always been a tough one, since crazy stuff happens like those 80s bucks teams (and 2001 bucks team) losing to the 76ers in the playoffs on ridiculousness, packers giving up 4th and 26 to eagles, 2008 brewers getting knocked out by phillies, etc.
then there's the bulls/cubs/bears, 3 rival teams that have such an arrogant cocky fan base. bulls are understandable since at least they have done something in the last 100 years.
but now i'm really starting to hate st louis. first the cardinals knock the brewers out in the nlcs after they shouldn't even have made the playoffs, and now the goddam blues of all teams are set to knock out the sharks.
but as a sports fan, we hate certain teams/cities and it grows deeper and deeper.
philly has always been a tough one, since crazy stuff happens like those 80s bucks teams (and 2001 bucks team) losing to the 76ers in the playoffs on ridiculousness, packers giving up 4th and 26 to eagles, 2008 brewers getting knocked out by phillies, etc.
then there's the bulls/cubs/bears, 3 rival teams that have such an arrogant cocky fan base. bulls are understandable since at least they have done something in the last 100 years.
but now i'm really starting to hate st louis. first the cardinals knock the brewers out in the nlcs after they shouldn't even have made the playoffs, and now the goddam blues of all teams are set to knock out the sharks.