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Who is your most hated NFC South rival?

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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In Denmark, alot of people are Falcons Fans because when the sport really became big here we got almost exclusively Falcons games due to Morten Andersen, the Kicker being Danish.. So all the fair weather fans jumped on the Falcons (and Patriots/Colts) bandwagon and haven't jumped off since.. we've got a few Bucs fans (who are mostly Gruden fans) and Saints fans (I saw exactly 1 Saints fan in my entire life before they bountied their way to the Superbowl) who mostly just know Drew Brees.. the Falcon fans think they know football, but in fact mostly just know about kicking, Michael Vick and Brent Grimes who the Danes on here can tell you is the best cornerback in the history of the NFL! (according to this one guy on the primary Danish football forum)

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I have hated Atlanta for more than a decade so it is hard to change all that.  New Orleans fans are doing their best to help me change that perspective and put them on top.  Still since most games there are many more Atlanta fans at BOA compared to NO fans they still win out as my hated.  Nothing better than watching them leave the stadium for their single wides after a Panther victory.

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The Bucs being pathetic the last few years hurt them.

The Falcons during the Vick reign, and a couple years ago were pains in the asses.

 

But the Saints, take the cake.  Partially because Brees/Graham/Payton, partially because they won a SB (should've never beaten Minny that year), partially because Bounty Gate, and partially because the whole Who Dat bandwagon, who couldn't tell you who Aaron Brooks was if you told them he threw footballs for a living. 

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In Denmark, alot of people are Falcons Fans because when the sport really became big here we got almost exclusively Falcons games due to Morten Andersen, the Kicker being Danish.. So all the fair weather fans jumped on the Falcons (and Patriots/Colts) bandwagon and haven't jumped off since.. we've got a few Bucs fans (who are mostly Gruden fans) and Saints fans (I saw exactly 1 Saints fan in my entire life before they bountied their way to the Superbowl) who mostly just know Drew Brees.. the Falcon fans think they know football, but in fact mostly just know about kicking, Michael Vick and Brent Grimes who the Danes on here can tell you is the best cornerback in the history of the NFL! (according to this one guy on the primary Danish football forum)

You get pie for being a fan from another country.  This should be mandatory.

 

Also Saints fans suck.  They're all (mostly) backwoods retards that can't speak english properly.

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Saints- Mainly because they think they are entitled to the division every year despite not accomplishing anything since trying to sweep the leg with the bounty gate scandal. We've also seen them try to cheap shot our players on a few occasions. Also they are a mentally weak team with the most overrated QB in the game.


 

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The Saints and their fans have slightly surpassed Atlanta in pure arrogance and asshattery, but the Falcons have had arrogant asshat fans for longer.  Hatred edge goes to the Falcons, though it's pretty much a pick 'em once the season starts.

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