Sunday Scrapbook, Week 13: No love for Romeo

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By MJD

All the hate that once existed for Bill Cowher in Cleveland, and now they lust after him like smitten schoolgirls.

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1. Posted by jay t Thu Sep 03, 2009 11:00 pm EDT
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It looks like cow hero 9. That is amazing.
2. Posted by dudelabowski Thu Sep 03, 2009 3:49 pm EDT
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There will likely be 10-12 (and maybe even more) coaching vacancies. Cowher has a history with Cleveland, but will be very tempted to go to the highest bidder. Part of why he left Pittsburgh was that he wanted more money. I don't buy the family thing.
3. Posted by lopsider Thu Sep 03, 2009 6:56 pm EDT
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To any fan who cheered when DA was hurt,
Go find a new team to cheer for! I hear the Ravens are doing well, go jump on that bandwagon and don't come back.
4. Posted by Michael D Thu Sep 03, 2009 3:07 pm EDT
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The Browns are but a "bellweather" for Cleveland and the NE Ohio area. You all are too stupid to survive. I will move south, and hope that you all don't create a stench as you rot to your final, pitiful, awful rotteness. Unions...you are the cause. Enjoy!
5. Posted by sam spade Thu Sep 03, 2009 9:12 pm EDT
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The Cowher thing goes way back. he's a Brown. Just like Chuck Knoll was a Brown and from Cleveland. Browns fans would like to hire the obscure former Brown who leads a team( the hated Steelers) to a Super Bowl victory. If you don't understand this, then you can never understand the hatred or the rivalry. So it would be great to have the Browns winning system in Cleveland and not Pittsburg. Marty Shottenheimer would be the perfect fit.
6. Posted by *M* Thu Sep 03, 2009 7:31 pm EDT
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browns losers, will lose with cowher or whoever else they bring
7. Posted by BWcislo Thu Sep 03, 2009 6:52 pm EDT
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lopsider, I don't think anyone was cheering the DA injury. I was at the game and 99% of what I heard was sarcasm/frustration. I even had my section going in a Dorsey chant, what was left of it at least.
It reminds me of the Tim Couch/Kelly Holcomb injury really, scary isnt it? Except people like Anderson A LOT more.
8. Posted by robert Thu Sep 03, 2009 6:50 pm EDT
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Do not worry Learner is too cheap to get a good coach. He is like the rest of the sports in Cleveland only spend enough to get the fans there. We pay for his team, and if we do not go to the games what will he do. I say boycott at least one home game. That will make him move off his cheap butt.
9. Posted by lopsider Thu Sep 03, 2009 6:56 pm EDT
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BlueIce, Thank you for clearing up the story. The media and bloggers just ran with the cheering DA injury story.
Go Browns!!!
10. Posted by Ma Thu Sep 03, 2009 7:11 pm EDT
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To "bob".
Can you be any more stupid? First, learn to spell the owner's name. Second, how much is the offensive line being paid? How much for DA? He bought out Butch Davis contract.
What an uninformed hick moron. You almost give credence to Michael D of post 5, another moron.
11. Posted by Beer Is My Anti-Drug Thu Sep 03, 2009 4:19 pm EDT
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I talked to Phil Savage and he said "Go root for Cowher - #@%* YOU!"
12. Posted by MR TUFF LOVE Thu Sep 03, 2009 9:45 pm EDT
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The browns needs an out spoken coach, romeo is a good coach but he is 2 soft 2 be a head coach. also the team needs 2 be in the gym more often 2 help them stay healthy !!!!!!!