Quote:That's been my point all along, and yet you somehow continue to miss it.

 

I didn't say the steelers weren't the "most premium" NFL game every time they come here.  What you're struggling with is that this doesn't make them a rival.  It makes this venue exactly like every other venue the steelers play at.  Their fans travel extremely well.  So do Cowboy fans.  And regardless of how blatantly ignorant you are about the label premium when associating it with opponents, you're going to be hard-pressed to find many people who would not consider the Cowboys game a premium home opponent.  Their record doesn't matter.  Their lack of recent success is irrelevant.  They're still the most valuable franchise in the NFL, and an organization that brings fan excitement with it wherever it plays. 

 

I'm not sure what I'm lying through my teeth about.  I'm pretty sure anyone who reads my comments and then looks at your responses is going to be left wondering how small the hamster is running on that wheel between your ears.

What on earth are you blabbing about. My whole point all along, that you are continuing to stupidly argue, is that the steelers was the best home game last year for a variety of reasons. That, in case you didn't notice, was one of the main premises of this whole preemptive whinefest of a thread.

 

If you can't argue against that, then put a sock in it. You are just blabbing to hear yourself talk at this point.

 

And the fact that you sat here and tried to downplay the history or the significance of the steeler games, in order to support whatever argument you now claim you weren't making, makes you a liar.

 

As people have attested to, there still is a sense of a rivalry beween the two programs and no amount of thumping your chest in this thread is going to change that. No one is claiming that it is as great as it used to be, but it still exists as evident by the attendance of the game.

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