Walter White is an L.A. Rams fan
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NAH! He's always been a "DIE-HARD" Rams Fan!My guess: 49ers fan
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I admit, there were some very dark years in the 90's when I only watched from afar. My Rams of the late 60's, dominate teams of the 70's and decent to very good teams of the 80's were history. I was living in Northern CA when they moved to Anaheim and later to St. Louis, so it was the uniform not the city I was rooting for when they returned to glory in '99. I never stopped being a fan entirely, but the expectations were low and the Rams always met and exceeded them! It was the enthusiasm on this forum that kept me going after the GSOT years and kept my watching weekly for our return to greatness like these guys:
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When he talked about Jack running out of the tunnel at the coliseum one more time, I was like....
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The 90's were brutal, and I was starting to pay very, very little attention to them, it was just a shitshow year after year. Of course who knew what was coming with the shitshow a few years after the glory years.
99 pulled me back in, the moves in the pre-season got my attention and there was hope. Then WHAM the GSOT happened.
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After they left LA I was so bitter I tried to quit....basically took part of one year off.
Then got sucked right back in by half way through year one in St. Louis.
Then got sucked right back in by half way through year one in St. Louis.
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That probably happened to a lot of us. I swore to disown them when they moved. The Jaguars were a fresh new expansion team and I was determined to become a fan. By midway through the '95 season...I was still watching the shitty Rams. :rolllaugh:
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Very difficult to change teams if you're not a fair weather fan, IMO. I was able to that in college football as I grew up a Notre Dame fan (being catholic that was it) however, being stationed in Dayton Ohio, I was able to watch every game for six years in Columbus and became a Buckeye fan. Still root for both teams unless they play each other and back in 2006 (Bowl Game) was not sure where my heart would lie, but when the ball was kicked off I was rooting for the Scarlet and gray all the way.
Tried when I was younger to leave the Dodgers because they could never hit, but I bleed Dodger blue and could never make the transformation. IMO, it is really difficult to switch teams and I feel many St. Louis people will find that out. That and the Rams are going to actually start winning...And BTW Dodgers still can't hit.
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You got that right coach den.... I have read that many STL fans are done with the Rams and will not follow them in LA. I would bet almost every single last one of them that truly had a heart felt bond for more than a year or so will eventually follow them with the same passion.
When the Rams left LA and it didn't phase me one bit as far as the feelings toward the team and players. With NFL Ticket I could care less if they were located in Morocco. Now mind you they are where they belong... In Los Angeles as it should be.
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Could not agree more, it was tough for me when they moved to St. Louis even though I did not resided in Los Angeles, but all my teams were in L.A. and I had visited several times and loved it. But I was quick to visit St. Louis every year the Rams were there and it was always an extraordinary trip and even better when the Rams won.
Now with all my teams back in one city, if I time it right, I might be able to see all of them if the Dodgers can actually last longer in post season.
