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[BohBalmerOsbohs]

I know we all harbor hate for Robert Irsay, so I suppose I can’t totally throw Cleveland fans under the bus. But I’d like to think if I was around when Robert Irsay died, I wouldn’t have cheered, saluted, or laughed about it. Life is life, and someone’s death should be respected. The only person who’s death I’ve ever cheered was Osama Bin Laden. Think about that, Cleveland.

Monday Night will be the most meaningful game in Baltimore Ravens history.


Stay strong Mr. Modell, lets get you one more win.

[usmccharles]

Def not something to cheer about. Im a Marine and i honestly didnt cheer when bin laden died, for my own personal beliefs which is another topic. We have a first class organization and i think we have great fans that respect the life of anyone, especially a football life.

Edited by usmccharles, 06 September 2012 - 01:34 AM.

[redrum52]

Def not something to cheer about. Im a Marine and i honestly didnt cheer when bin laden died, for my own personal beliefs which is another topic. We have a first class organization and i think we have great fans that respect the life of anyone, especially a football life.

The city was too cheap to build him a stadium. He didn't sneak off in the middle of the night like I try to after dumb drunk mistakes. He moved and they kept all the teams achievements and records. More interested about your beliefs though. Gonna hijack this thread (no pun intended).

[Moderator 2]

Lets leave Irsay out of this, some of the old Baltimore Colt fans wish ill on Irsay but I do believe that is a debate for another day,

[Militant X 1]

Lets leave Irsay out of this, some of the old Baltimore Colt fans wish ill on Irsay but I do believe that is a debate for another day,

lol!

~Mili

Edited by Militant X 1, 06 September 2012 - 06:15 AM.

[funky141]

Remember the Irsay you speak of is all ready dead (1997)

[Moderator 3]

Under the circumstances today, this thread is a little less than appropriate. We can have this discussion another time.