12-10-2019, 11:03 AM
I'm just hoping that Khan moves the team to London so I can be rid of this forever nightmare. Just take them and leave. It's what he wants to do anyway. It's over, gents.
(12-09-2019, 06:37 PM)The Real Marty Wrote: [ -> ]After 25 years of Jaguars fandom, living and dying on every play, I can feel myself pulling away. Sunday's game against the Chargers was the first time since the inception of the team that I paid absolutely no attention to the game. It's all so pointless.I mean this in all sincerity, have you tried fantasy football?
I'm thinking the problem with this team starts with the owner. He doesn't know how to run a winning franchise.
I'm also starting to consider what the effects would be on the city, and on myself, if and when the Jags move to another city. The franchise is killing itself. There will soon be no fan base, and no reason for them to be based in Jacksonville. Of course, there will be no reason for them to be anywhere else either, because no one in their right mind would want this team, the way it is being run.
They cannot continue to ask people to pay good money to buy tickets to this stuff. Heck, they shouldn't even expect people to watch it on TV. You cannot sell a bad product.
But I swear, the fans will not be to blame for the death of this franchise in Jacksonville. It will have killed itself. I think it's already most of the way there. The time is coming, real soon, when the entire fan base takes a walk, and the whole thing is dead in Jacksonville.
(12-10-2019, 11:08 AM)Cleatwood Wrote: [ -> ](12-09-2019, 06:37 PM)The Real Marty Wrote: [ -> ]After 25 years of Jaguars fandom, living and dying on every play, I can feel myself pulling away. Sunday's game against the Chargers was the first time since the inception of the team that I paid absolutely no attention to the game. It's all so pointless.I mean this in all sincerity, have you tried fantasy football?
I'm thinking the problem with this team starts with the owner. He doesn't know how to run a winning franchise.
I'm also starting to consider what the effects would be on the city, and on myself, if and when the Jags move to another city. The franchise is killing itself. There will soon be no fan base, and no reason for them to be based in Jacksonville. Of course, there will be no reason for them to be anywhere else either, because no one in their right mind would want this team, the way it is being run.
They cannot continue to ask people to pay good money to buy tickets to this stuff. Heck, they shouldn't even expect people to watch it on TV. You cannot sell a bad product.
But I swear, the fans will not be to blame for the death of this franchise in Jacksonville. It will have killed itself. I think it's already most of the way there. The time is coming, real soon, when the entire fan base takes a walk, and the whole thing is dead in Jacksonville.
It's an absolute blast and great distraction for when the Jags are awful (which is almost every season). Some people on here are going to poo poo the idea of fantasy football but it's a great sports outlet.
(12-10-2019, 10:45 AM)Kane Wrote: [ -> ]If football so greatly affects your emotions to the point of being melodramatic... yeah you should probably break up with football.
Winning is cool
Losing sucks
And we've lost more than we've won.
But this is my team damn it.
They aren't moving to London. (Stop with the crazy talk you incessant ninnies)
Or LA
or San Antonio.
If you're a quitter..... Quit. If you're fair weather... so be it.
I can't tell anyone what to do with their money. And if I were a local, I wouldn't be buying season tickets with the trash this current regime has put together. But I'll still watch, when they're watchable and when they aren't I find other things to do with my Sundays. And otherwise, I remove my emotions from it. Because real life is bigger than anything the NFL can offer you.
So... I encourage you to try to enjoy the NFL. And if you can't. If you hate life on Mondays and feel like crying. If you just don't want to try anymore. Don't.
Nothing should affect you so strongly when you have little to no control over any of it.
If you can't take losing... maybe hop on another teams bandwagon. Maybe just watch all the teams to enjoy the sport.
Maybe just give it all up and go hiking instead, I dunno.
(12-10-2019, 11:08 AM)Cleatwood Wrote: [ -> ](12-09-2019, 06:37 PM)The Real Marty Wrote: [ -> ]After 25 years of Jaguars fandom, living and dying on every play, I can feel myself pulling away. Sunday's game against the Chargers was the first time since the inception of the team that I paid absolutely no attention to the game. It's all so pointless.I mean this in all sincerity, have you tried fantasy football?
I'm thinking the problem with this team starts with the owner. He doesn't know how to run a winning franchise.
I'm also starting to consider what the effects would be on the city, and on myself, if and when the Jags move to another city. The franchise is killing itself. There will soon be no fan base, and no reason for them to be based in Jacksonville. Of course, there will be no reason for them to be anywhere else either, because no one in their right mind would want this team, the way it is being run.
They cannot continue to ask people to pay good money to buy tickets to this stuff. Heck, they shouldn't even expect people to watch it on TV. You cannot sell a bad product.
But I swear, the fans will not be to blame for the death of this franchise in Jacksonville. It will have killed itself. I think it's already most of the way there. The time is coming, real soon, when the entire fan base takes a walk, and the whole thing is dead in Jacksonville.
It's an absolute blast and great distraction for when the Jags are awful (which is almost every season). Some people on here are going to poo poo the idea of fantasy football but it's a great sports outlet.
(12-10-2019, 11:03 AM)rocdee Wrote: [ -> ]I'm just hoping that Khan moves the team to London so I can be rid of this forever nightmare. Just take them and leave. It's what he wants to do anyway. It's over, gents.
(12-10-2019, 11:08 AM)Cleatwood Wrote: [ -> ](12-09-2019, 06:37 PM)The Real Marty Wrote: [ -> ]After 25 years of Jaguars fandom, living and dying on every play, I can feel myself pulling away. Sunday's game against the Chargers was the first time since the inception of the team that I paid absolutely no attention to the game. It's all so pointless.I mean this in all sincerity, have you tried fantasy football?
I'm thinking the problem with this team starts with the owner. He doesn't know how to run a winning franchise.
I'm also starting to consider what the effects would be on the city, and on myself, if and when the Jags move to another city. The franchise is killing itself. There will soon be no fan base, and no reason for them to be based in Jacksonville. Of course, there will be no reason for them to be anywhere else either, because no one in their right mind would want this team, the way it is being run.
They cannot continue to ask people to pay good money to buy tickets to this stuff. Heck, they shouldn't even expect people to watch it on TV. You cannot sell a bad product.
But I swear, the fans will not be to blame for the death of this franchise in Jacksonville. It will have killed itself. I think it's already most of the way there. The time is coming, real soon, when the entire fan base takes a walk, and the whole thing is dead in Jacksonville.
It's an absolute blast and great distraction for when the Jags are awful (which is almost every season). Some people on here are going to poo poo the idea of fantasy football but it's a great sports outlet.
(12-10-2019, 11:12 AM)Corriewf Wrote: [ -> ](12-10-2019, 10:45 AM)Kane Wrote: [ -> ]If football so greatly affects your emotions to the point of being melodramatic... yeah you should probably break up with football.
Winning is cool
Losing sucks
And we've lost more than we've won.
But this is my team damn it.
They aren't moving to London. (Stop with the crazy talk you incessant ninnies)
Or LA
or San Antonio.
If you're a quitter..... Quit. If you're fair weather... so be it.
I can't tell anyone what to do with their money. And if I were a local, I wouldn't be buying season tickets with the trash this current regime has put together. But I'll still watch, when they're watchable and when they aren't I find other things to do with my Sundays. And otherwise, I remove my emotions from it. Because real life is bigger than anything the NFL can offer you.
So... I encourage you to try to enjoy the NFL. And if you can't. If you hate life on Mondays and feel like crying. If you just don't want to try anymore. Don't.
Nothing should affect you so strongly when you have little to no control over any of it.
If you can't take losing... maybe hop on another teams bandwagon. Maybe just watch all the teams to enjoy the sport.
Maybe just give it all up and go hiking instead, I dunno.
I read that as “ you’re a crybaby and a quitter if you complain or do something else with your time.. “
I don’t really get that judgement. The Jags suck right now and I think most fans are complaining. Not doing something you no longer enjoy isn’t quitting, it’s being smart with your time.
(12-10-2019, 11:51 AM)Kane Wrote: [ -> ]Nah... It's a judgement of "if you're talking about qutting on this team because they suck, just do it"Slowly stands, commences slow clap.
Quit being so melodramatic over football.
When we lose, I'm mad. Until we're to the point where the losing no longer matters. But come Tuesday... I'm on to life. People hang on to the negative emotions way too much over football.
It's football for pete's sake. A game... a game in which we're not any more a part of it other than a dollar sign in a seat or watching TV.
We don't need a lengthy post about how you're quitting on the team.... just quit. It's really a weird cry for attention and for others to come and cry with you to make you feel validated.
Well.. everyone is pissed about a losing season, you get that validation daily on here.
We don't need the cry baby posts about how you can't go on anymore. It's pathetic really.
I've been a fan since day one. I get optimistic. I get mad, I get over it. Rinse, repeat.
If you can't take it anymore. Don't. That's all I'm saying.
(12-10-2019, 11:28 AM)hb1148 Wrote: [ -> ](12-10-2019, 11:03 AM)rocdee Wrote: [ -> ]I'm just hoping that Khan moves the team to London so I can be rid of this forever nightmare. Just take them and leave. It's what he wants to do anyway. It's over, gents.
You'd really rather no team in Jax over a bad team in Jax? A bad team has a chance to get better. No team is a bit harder to come back from.
(12-10-2019, 11:51 AM)Kane Wrote: [ -> ](12-10-2019, 11:12 AM)Corriewf Wrote: [ -> ]I read that as “ you’re a crybaby and a quitter if you complain or do something else with your time.. “
I don’t really get that judgement. The Jags suck right now and I think most fans are complaining. Not doing something you no longer enjoy isn’t quitting, it’s being smart with your time.
Nah... It's a judgement of "if you're talking about qutting on this team because they suck, just do it"
Quit being so melodramatic over football.
When we lose, I'm mad. Until we're to the point where the losing no longer matters. But come Tuesday... I'm on to life. People hang on to the negative emotions way too much over football.
It's football for pete's sake. A game... a game in which we're not any more a part of it other than a dollar sign in a seat or watching TV.
We don't need a lengthy post about how you're quitting on the team.... just quit. It's really a weird cry for attention and for others to come and cry with you to make you feel validated.
Well.. everyone is pissed about a losing season, you get that validation daily on here.
We don't need the cry baby posts about how you can't go on anymore. It's pathetic really.
I've been a fan since day one. I get optimistic. I get mad, I get over it. Rinse, repeat.
If you can't take it anymore. Don't. That's all I'm saying.
(12-10-2019, 12:03 PM)Corriewf Wrote: [ -> ](12-10-2019, 11:51 AM)Kane Wrote: [ -> ]Nah... It's a judgement of "if you're talking about qutting on this team because they suck, just do it"
Quit being so melodramatic over football.
When we lose, I'm mad. Until we're to the point where the losing no longer matters. But come Tuesday... I'm on to life. People hang on to the negative emotions way too much over football.
It's football for pete's sake. A game... a game in which we're not any more a part of it other than a dollar sign in a seat or watching TV.
We don't need a lengthy post about how you're quitting on the team.... just quit. It's really a weird cry for attention and for others to come and cry with you to make you feel validated.
Well.. everyone is pissed about a losing season, you get that validation daily on here.
We don't need the cry baby posts about how you can't go on anymore. It's pathetic really.
I've been a fan since day one. I get optimistic. I get mad, I get over it. Rinse, repeat.
If you can't take it anymore. Don't. That's all I'm saying.
Isn’t sharing your thoughts and opinions basically the whole point of the forum though? I get your opinion on melodrama, but I enjoy it personally. I enjoy reading all of the hot takes and emotional spectrums I come across here. Much like the rest of life, this whole fan experience is a roller coaster of emotions and I see it all the time all over the board. Pretty much all of our posts are meant for some form of validation or another. I dunno.. that’s my take.
I look forward to the next round of the roller coaster where we hire a new coaching staff and everyone debates our rise or fall..then the draft hot takes...then camp hot takes...then preseason...until we are back here again..[BLEEP] about our record. Until the next episode of The Bold and the Beautiful.
(12-10-2019, 12:39 PM)Kane Wrote: [ -> ]RONSTER!(12-10-2019, 12:03 PM)Corriewf Wrote: [ -> ]Isn’t sharing your thoughts and opinions basically the whole point of the forum though? I get your opinion on melodrama, but I enjoy it personally. I enjoy reading all of the hot takes and emotional spectrums I come across here. Much like the rest of life, this whole fan experience is a roller coaster of emotions and I see it all the time all over the board. Pretty much all of our posts are meant for some form of validation or another. I dunno.. that’s my take.
I look forward to the next round of the roller coaster where we hire a new coaching staff and everyone debates our rise or fall..then the draft hot takes...then camp hot takes...then preseason...until we are back here again..[BLEEP] about our record. Until the next episode of The Bold and the Beautiful.
I get the sharing your thoughts and voicing your frustrations.
But when it turns into whiney drivel I get peeved is all.
Like when people would post on Facebook "I'm leaving Facebook"
and a week later they were still there...
Like when a certain poster said he was boycotting....
It's basically trolling imo. We're all mad about a terrible season that was supposed to be good. And I don't think anyone is happy that we get 1 good season a decade.
But a long "I can't take the abuse" type post is a bit much. And detracts from real discussion about the team, the roster, the direction of our future and sinks the conversation in "woe is me" stuff.
We gotta get over our obsession with needing emotional fulfillment from millionaires and billionaires playing a child's game. Watch for the entertainment. Don't let it seep into your mind so much that you become a lunatic.
I mean... I was sad when Tony Stark died... but I didn't bury my head in a pillow and cry for a week....
(12-10-2019, 02:05 AM)enigma Wrote: [ -> ]Its not just the Jaguars on-field ineptitude that gets me... Its the entire sport, or at least the NFL, which has lost my interest immensely.
Games are more noticeably intervened by ref's decisions frequently, the game just gets dragged out, and more.
Honestly, college football is infinitely better than this crap that our team shows on the field and that the NFL offers up - and I say this as someone who favored the NFL over NCAA. The energy surrounding NCAAFB is just way different - and it has always been like that.
(12-10-2019, 12:39 PM)Kane Wrote: [ -> ](12-10-2019, 12:03 PM)Corriewf Wrote: [ -> ]Isn’t sharing your thoughts and opinions basically the whole point of the forum though? I get your opinion on melodrama, but I enjoy it personally. I enjoy reading all of the hot takes and emotional spectrums I come across here. Much like the rest of life, this whole fan experience is a roller coaster of emotions and I see it all the time all over the board. Pretty much all of our posts are meant for some form of validation or another. I dunno.. that’s my take.
I look forward to the next round of the roller coaster where we hire a new coaching staff and everyone debates our rise or fall..then the draft hot takes...then camp hot takes...then preseason...until we are back here again..[BLEEP] about our record. Until the next episode of The Bold and the Beautiful.
I get the sharing your thoughts and voicing your frustrations.
But when it turns into whiney drivel I get peeved is all.
Like when people would post on Facebook "I'm leaving Facebook"
and a week later they were still there...
Like when a certain poster said he was boycotting....
It's basically trolling imo. We're all mad about a terrible season that was supposed to be good. And I don't think anyone is happy that we get 1 good season a decade.
But a long "I can't take the abuse" type post is a bit much. And detracts from real discussion about the team, the roster, the direction of our future and sinks the conversation in "woe is me" stuff.
We gotta get over our obsession with needing emotional fulfillment from millionaires and billionaires playing a child's game. Watch for the entertainment. Don't let it seep into your mind so much that you become a lunatic.
I mean... I was sad when Tony Stark died... but I didn't bury my head in a pillow and cry for a week....
(12-10-2019, 11:03 AM)rocdee Wrote: [ -> ]I'm just hoping that Khan moves the team to London so I can be rid of this forever nightmare. Just take them and leave. It's what he wants to do anyway. It's over, gents.