Re: Are there any White Sox fans?
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I'm from California, and I was a Sox fan for a while , but maybe it was more because I was a Jack McDowell fan.
I REALLY became a fan though, when they gave up a bunch of players to my Giants.
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How do some people follow teams for a while....I will Die bleeding Cubbie Blue......
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If you had read my whole post, you would see that I'm really a Giants fan. What's wrong with following a team for a while if you like their players? I even have a White Sox shirt I used to wear for a while. It is possible to like more teams than one. My second favorite team is Anaheim, mostly because I lived down there for a while, but also because I was pulling for them in the '86 playoffs when they lost to Buckner's Red Sox. I also became a Marlins fan when they beat the Dodgers in their first game ever, and I was pulling for them when they won the World Series. I don't like them now because of what the owner did to them.
You don't need a huge reason to start liking a team, but when that reason doesn't exist any more, what do you do then?
Just as you will be laid to rest in your Cubbie Blue, I sport the Orange and Black at every Giants game I go to, and I like to use my Giants credit card when I go to Dodger stadium just to piss off the ticket people. I was born a Giants fan, and as long as I'm alive, I'll be a Giants fan. That doesn't mean though, that I can't like other teams along the way. To each his own I guess.
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I'm from California, and I was a Sox fan for a while , but maybe it was more because I was a Jack McDowell fan.
I REALLY became a fan though, when they gave up a bunch of players to my Giants.
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How do some people follow teams for a while....I will Die bleeding Cubbie Blue...... <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">
If you had read my whole post, you would see that I'm really a Giants fan. What's wrong with following a team for a while if you like their players? I even have a White Sox shirt I used to wear for a while. It is possible to like more teams than one. My second favorite team is Anaheim, mostly because I lived down there for a while, but also because I was pulling for them in the '86 playoffs when they lost to Buckner's Red Sox. I also became a Marlins fan when they beat the Dodgers in their first game ever, and I was pulling for them when they won the World Series. I don't like them now because of what the owner did to them.
You don't need a huge reason to start liking a team, but when that reason doesn't exist any more, what do you do then?
Just as you will be laid to rest in your Cubbie Blue, I sport the Orange and Black at every Giants game I go to, and I like to use my Giants credit card when I go to Dodger stadium just to piss off the ticket people. I was born a Giants fan, and as long as I'm alive, I'll be a Giants fan. That doesn't mean though, that I can't like other teams along the way. To each his own I guess.
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