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How About We Support OUR TEAM!


MThornton1

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I know I bought 4. But serisouly Bucs fans, GTFO for a while and go troll you wk2 opponents boards.

I didn't realize they knew how to make message boards in New York. Thought it was a Jersey thing.

greg enjoy it while it last... we comin pissed now.

Good! Use it on the Saints*. Next week is a win-win for us either way.

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Yes a good fan base supports their team win or lose but wins definetely increases that support. I for one absolutely hate the way we play defense. We play a soft defense, reacting after the play/catch. I'd like us to play an aggressive defense. I'd like to see more man coverage and not this soft zone stuff we're playing. I support my team, it just gets hard when we've been teased with the promise of last years late sucess. Expectations were at an all time high for the 1st game and our coaching staff laid an egg. I expected better preparation and execution.

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