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those aren't crayton's words smart guy. just get back to the ing quattro thread already.
Receiver Patrick Crayton walked off the Texas Stadium field early Sunday evening and looked into the stands. Most of the Cowboys fans had left early, so the majority of those remaining -- or at least the loudest ones -- were New England Patriots lovers.
those aren't crayton's words smart guy. just get back to the ing quattro thread already.
You thought they were....
??? that's not even what's going on.
crayton made the statement "how many Pats fans were there?" as in "there were a lot"....the article simply stated that all the bandwagon Cowboys fans left early so the majority of the ppl in the stands at the end were Pats fans. i never said the majority of fans there altogether were Pats fans. It was a 60-40 split in the Cowboys favor. Just for the sake of every lying Cowboy fan who was "at the game" I'll even concede that it might have been 65-35.
How do we know you aren't lying?Just for the sake of every lying Cowboy fan who was "at the game" I'll even concede that it might have been 65-35.
You are of the opinion that the split of Boys/Pats fans there was closer to equal that others feel. Other posters are of the opinion that the split was bigger until the end. Yet both sides swear these are facts and therefore correct.
Its all subjective.
Can 2001 be considered "before the dynasty"???
from 93 'til infinity
go yourself got
??? that's not even what's going on.
crayton made the statement "how many Pats fans were there?" as in "there were a lot"....the article simply stated that all the bandwagon Cowboys fans left early so the majority of the ppl in the stands at the end were Pats fans. i never said the majority of fans there altogether were Pats fans. It was a 60-40 split in the Cowboys favor. Just for the sake of every lying Cowboy fan who was "at the game" I'll even concede that it might have been 65-35.
You're still with this bull . Nice try attempting to twist Crayton's words jackass. No one here believes you, but they do believe you are a lying bas .
None of the pats fans I came across at the game had Boston accents. So in closing the bandwagon fan like Mono.
in all honesty, Mono has been a longtime Pats fan. we used to post together in other Cowboys and Mavericks boards back when the Star-Telegram had message boards, and he was always huge on the Patriots.
48-27 YOU
NE had some ty years in there...if the dude stayed loyal...props to him.To be fair, mono says he's a long-time Pats fan from way back before the current dynasty.
Here too. New respect for Fillmoe.from 93 'til infinity
Loyal since '70.
Yeah, what back in 2001, 2002, something like that. You want to gloat for your team or against the Cowboys go right ahead. Thats what makes this forum fun. But don't be an uppity little lying about something. About this illusion that Texas stadium was 40-50% Pats fans. 10% pats mother er, AND THATS being generous.
I was a fan of the Cowboys in 92, 93, up until the end of the 94 season, I was a fan of them again in 95, stopped being a fan after that, and starting at the beginning of this year I was a fan again, although I'm having second thoughts after the game on Sunday.
Loyal since '70.
not even ing close. Patrick Crayton wouldn't take time to say about the mass number of Patriots fans there if there were only 10%. Texas Stadium is 10% full of ing Buccaneers fans when they come to town. It's even worse when the Steelers come down, it's like 50% Pitt fans. i'm convinced you didn't step foot in Texas Stadium on Sunday you in re .
Season ticket holder for 4 years now. I'll scan my ing ticket for you asshole if you do the same. I'll give you this, Steelers fans do show up, maybe at 20% because of ticket vendors and because of the rivalry. But you and your 40-50% pats. You are just being a troll about this subject now.
OH REALLY NOW not until after Bill Parcells is coach and they make the playoffs do you decide to get season tickets. interesting. you didn't bother to buy those ers during the Campo years, eh?
Yeah, that would be because in the Campo years I was in Austin, attending U.T.
a likely excuse. bandwagoner.
Pot, meet kettle.
That..would be a bandwagoner.I was a fan of the Cowboys in 92, 93, up until the end of the 94 season, I was a fan of them again in 95, stopped being a fan after that, and starting at the beginning of this year I was a fan again, although I'm having second thoughts after the game on Sunday.
wow, if you coudn't figure that one out, your IQ is probably around Jay Cutler's level as well, eh?
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