Any real oldheads around, or anyone who knows what it was like being a Rams fan back in the 50s–70s?
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1965 is when I started watching. I would get to go to a game about once a year with season tickets that my dad would get from Northridge Lumber in the valley. We'd all meet up at a bar / restaurant in Encino known as the Rams Horn.
Every once in awhile there'd be a couple of retired players hanging out thee.
From there get on a charter bus and head for the Coliseum for the games. The coliseum had the undeniable fragrance of liquor and stogies back then. A real football game atmosphere.
No replay, so if you missed the play, you missed the play forever.
Great times to be an LA Rams fan.
Every once in awhile there'd be a couple of retired players hanging out thee.
From there get on a charter bus and head for the Coliseum for the games. The coliseum had the undeniable fragrance of liquor and stogies back then. A real football game atmosphere.
No replay, so if you missed the play, you missed the play forever.
Great times to be an LA Rams fan.