Cleveland! I was asked by my company to relocate there. I said no. Boss said it wasn't the end of the world. I said maybe not but you can stand in the parking lot and see it. [Reply]
Originally Posted by King_Chief_Fan:
Cleveland! I was asked by my company to relocate there. I said no. Boss said it wasn't the end of the world. I said maybe not but you can stand in the parking lot and see it.
I relocated for work, but I still fly home every weekend. People ask me why don’t I just move up there and my only response is “screw that”, although it’s probably still better than Detroit. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Spott:
I relocated for work, but I still fly home every weekend. People ask me why don’t I just move up there and my only response is “screw that”, although it’s probably still better than Detroit.
I lived in Detroit when asked to go to Cleveland. My wife was ready to kill me when we moved there.
Her request(demand) was to get her back to MO. [Reply]
I've been to Cleveland many times over the last 20 years for work. It has gotten way better and a nice train from the airport to the city and typical nice suburbs. Like all cities it has its warts, but there are way worse cities. Baltimore is definitely way worse. [Reply]
Originally Posted by fan4ever:
I dunno man...in these times? Hard to blame anybody who's truly struggling...but I guess offer to Chief faithful first?
I mean I suppose, but there are other options. Drive for GrubHub or something to earn some extra cash. Would prefer not to see our title defending team playing a home playoff game and getting booed on their own field.
Oh well, hopefully it’s not as bad as people are saying. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Wisconsin_Chief:
I think it would be pretty discouraging for our guys to see more Browns fans than their own during a playoff game.
I mean is it going to determine the game? Obviously not, but it just looks bad for the organization. The Packers sold 9k tickets for their game and are not allowing resale. That’s kind of what I’d like to see in our situation.
It’s the playoffs, I’d prefer to have every advantage we can get.
They're professionals, I'm sure they know what's up. The business office surely does and all they have to do is explain it. I just don't see it as being a big deal. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Wisconsin_Chief:
I mean I suppose, but there are other options. Drive for GrubHub or something to earn some extra cash. Would prefer not to see our title defending team playing a home playoff game and getting booed on their own field.
Oh well, hopefully it’s not as bad as people are saying.
I assume you are going to the game yourself, correct? [Reply]
Originally Posted by wazu:
I assume you are going to the game yourself, correct?
I live in Wisconsin and am not a season ticket holder.
If I was from the area and committed to buying tickets for the year, then yes I can assure you I would be attending the playoff game and not trying to flip the the ticket for profit to opposing fans. [Reply]
They just saw the Cavs win a title a few years ago and they appeared in the Finals several years in a row. The Cleveland Baseball Team was just in the World Series in the last couple of years. It's only the Browns that have consistently been bad. There are several cities that have more tortured sports fans today. [Reply]
