Troy Aikman blasts Cowboys fans

Sounds about right....

Houston Texans fans are more loyal than Dallas Cowboys fans.

Dump a few misfits. Whose's Tory??

Tory Aikman...

Nice.

Not sure where this came from, and fan noise is always a debatable issue (except in Arrowhead and CenturyLink (???) stadium) but I was cursed with about 18 months of living in St. Louis when the football Cardinals were still there. I'm pretty sure every member of that team would tell you that getting to stand around on the 'sunny side' of Texas Stadium represented a pretty significant home field advantage.

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Originally posted 08:31 PM ET  10.12 by Dolemite censored

Troy shouldn't be talking about the fans, he should be talking about the inept coaching and GMing in Dallas.The fans are shell-shocked from years of failure.

The Houston Texans fans are very loyal to their team unlike the Cowboys fans who whine unless their team goes to the Super Bowl. We have finally got a winner after many years of frustration.

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Originally posted 08:41 PM ET  10.12 by DarkArmadillo

Not sure where this came from, and fan noise is always a debatable issue (except in Arrowhead and CenturyLink (???) stadium) but I was cursed with about 18 months of living in St. Louis when the football Cardinals were still there. I'm pretty sure every member of that team would tell you that getting to stand around on the 'sunny side' of Texas Stadium represented a pretty significant home field advantage.

St. Louis is a great baseball town but not much of a football city.

Sounds like Troy has held a grudge against Cowboy fans for quite a few years now.

I would agree with Troy especially with the new stadium; there are so many "bells and whistles" to distract you; a lot of people just spend their time looking around, oohing and ahhing the place (even during the game!!)...

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Originally posted 08:41 PM ET  10.12 by DarkArmadillo

Not sure where this came from

I'm sure it has something to do with their 14-12 home record at the new stadium.

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Originally posted 09:13 PM ET  10.12 by USN

St. Louis is a great baseball town but not much of a football city.

Actually, St. Louis is a hell of a football city. The worst record over a five year span in NFL history, plus a potential lame-duck season, and we STILL show up at the games. Take that "not a good football city" to Tampa, or San Diego, or Cincinnati, or Buffalo, and stop swallowing the national line that, just because we love baseball, we don't support the Rams.

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Originally posted 09:35 PM ET  10.12 by banditcdr

I would agree with Troy especially with the new stadium; there are so many "bells and whistles" to distract you; a lot of people just spend their time looking around, oohing and ahhing the place (even during the game!!)...

Cowboys fans are smug and arrogant.

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Originally posted 09:35 PM ET  10.12 by banditcdr

I would agree with Troy especially with the new stadium; there are so many "bells and whistles" to distract you; a lot of people just spend their time looking around, oohing and ahhing the place (even during the game!!)...

Cowboys fans are smug and arrogant.

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Originally posted 09:44 PM ET  10.12 by Hank Scorpio's Hammocks

Actually, St. Louis is a hell of a football city. The worst record over a five year span in NFL history, plus a potential lame-duck season, and we STILL show up at the games. Take that "not a good football city" to Tampa, or San Diego, or Cincinnati, or Buffalo, and stop swallowing the national line that, just because we love baseball, we don't support the Rams.

My most memorable early 80's memory of the St Louis Cardinals football team was the four guys who staggered their way up to their seats in the row of front of my Dad and me carrying a huge cooler that required all four of them to move. During the game two of them would stand up and dead lift the cooler over a third member while the fourth guy opened the spigot on the side. The whole cooler, as best as we could figure out, was filled with alcohol and ice and the fourth guy was given a fire hose shot while everyone chanted 'chug mofo, chug!!!!' They rotated the cooler around and kept it even, but it remains the most awesome alcoholic intake I have ever seen (and that includes stints in East Tennessee and West Virginia).

Animal House might have been a fantasy, but Busch Stadium in the 80's was a reality.

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Originally posted 10:03 PM ET  10.12 by DarkArmadillo

My most memorable early 80's memory of the St Louis Cardinals football team was the four guys who staggered their way up to their seats in the row of front of my Dad and me carrying a huge cooler that required all four of them to move. During the game two of them would stand up and dead lift the cooler over a third member while the fourth guy opened the spigot on the side. The whole cooler, as best as we could figure out, was filled with alcohol and ice and the fourth guy was given a fire hose shot while everyone chanted 'chug mofo, chug!!!!' They rotated the cooler around and kept it even, but it remains the most awesome alcoholic intake I have ever seen (and that includes stints in East Tennessee and West Virginia). Animal House might have been a fantasy, but Busch Stadium in the 80's was a reality.

I never said that St. Louis fans couldn't drink with the best of them. I said they support their baseball team and not the football team.

Troy maybe right. What are Cowboy fans known for?

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Originally posted 10:07 PM ET  10.12 by KC Rohn

Troy maybe right. What are Cowboy fans known for?

Whining about their football team.

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Originally posted 10:06 PM ET  10.12 by USN

I never said that St. Louis fans couldn't drink with the best of them. I said they support their baseball team and not the football team.

And I disagreed with you. Mostly because you're wrong.