Quote:1.You didn't answer the questions.  As a general rule, is it common or uncommon for fans of a football team to express jubilation over crushing a division rival, irrespective of whether the team is used to success or not?

 

2.  Events prior to 1998 are relevant when judging Colts fans.  If they bandwagon hopped after that, success is pretty much all they know.  Because events PRIOR to inepting your way into Manning and tanking your way to Luck don't paint your organization in such a good light.

 

3.  I've no desire or inclination to twist anything you say.  Your tacit arguments are quite inept on their own.

 

1. Jubilation is not the word I'd use. Jubilation is the word you use for winning the Super Bowl. Not a week 14 game when your team isn't going anywhere the rest of the season.

 

2. So the Colts organization has been, for the most part, extremely successful (especailly when compared to teams like Jacksonville) for the past 18 years? "Don't paint your organization in such a good light" I don't think I have to, you're doing a great job of that yourself.

 

3. Well, apparently not... Considering you've already made up stuff that I've said in this thread. Plus, many other posters are great at doing it as well (loa).

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