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Steeler fans taking over Tampa...

John Fox

By John Fox,
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I was in Detroit when it was Steelers vs. Seahawks.... it was a 5:1 ratio and that was being generous..... It is well documented that Steeler fans travel well

Do not make fun of them too much...the ratio was about the same when we played the Patriots in Houston. We were significatnly outnumbered.

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The Steelers have a great organization but I could care less about them playing or winning any game. So what if they have won the most superbowls ever that not a good enough reason to s*ck their dicks like the rest of the world does. I feel the same about them like I do about Dallas I have no connections to their organizations so f*ckum :sleep:

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Cowboys have around the same number of fans as the Steelers do and the Steelers certainly don't hurt for pub.

Reason the Cowboys get more though is because of all the stupid soap opera crap with Romo and his hos, TO, Jerry Jones, Pacman, etc.

I f**kin' hate Cowboy Fans. *

*I have to say this once a day or I'll implode.

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The Steelers have a great organization but I could care less about them playing or winning any game. So what if they have won the most superbowls ever that not a good enough reason to s*ck their dicks like the rest of the world does. I feel the same about them like I do about Dallas I have no connections to their organizations so f*ckum :sleep:

They are tied with SF and Dallas with 5 superbowl wins each.

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but the tooth count between the sides will be the same.

Don't count on that. Plenty of meth out there in the Valley of the Sun.

It's not because I like the Steelers so much (though I don't hate them, either), but because I hate almost everything Arizona, I hope the Stillers win 50-somthing to nothing. If the Cards could end up with a negative score, I'd pull for that.

Hmm, I can only think of 3 things I like from or in Arizona: Cold Stone Creamery, YC's Mongolian, and the Grand Canyon. The rest of it, including the Cards, sucks.

Then again, it's personal, so have plenty of grains of salt on standby.

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