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**Uciaucrx** · 11-17-2010, 03:16 PM

He needs therapy. Seriously.

I posted about this on another thread, but even if he has valid points about Dan Snyder and the Redskins efforts, especially Haynesworth, he just goes on too damn long.

Coming from Wisconsin, I can understand the obsession with a team. I was not prepared for Redskin Fan though.

Redskin fan is irrational. More delusional than even Viking Fan. Perhaps the success they had in 1982-1991 has spoiled this generation, but other than those years, the team has ranged between mediocre and terrible. But every year they expect a great year with retreads, overpriced free agents, other teams' castoffs, and big name coaches. They expect instant success.

I think their owner is more a fan like these delusional ones, because every year [seemingly] he blows the whole thing up and starts over.

I listen to the radio guys who wax nostalgic for the likes of Art Monk and Darrell Green. Much Like Packer fans of the 70s and our love for Lombardi.

It has helped my put perspective on my own past fanaticism, which I have learned to keep in check [somewhat].

Chad Dukes, though, he just sounds like a big baby who didn't get his favorite toy for Christmas.

11-17-2010, 03:16 PM	#2
Uciaucrx Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 430 Senior Member	He needs therapy. Seriously. I posted about this on another thread, but even if he has valid points about Dan Snyder and the Redskins efforts, especially Haynesworth, he just goes on too damn long. Coming from Wisconsin, I can understand the obsession with a team. I was not prepared for Redskin Fan though. Redskin fan is irrational. More delusional than even Viking Fan. Perhaps the success they had in 1982-1991 has spoiled this generation, but other than those years, the team has ranged between mediocre and terrible. But every year they expect a great year with retreads, overpriced free agents, other teams' castoffs, and big name coaches. They expect instant success. I think their owner is more a fan like these delusional ones, because every year [seemingly] he blows the whole thing up and starts over. I listen to the radio guys who wax nostalgic for the likes of Art Monk and Darrell Green. Much Like Packer fans of the 70s and our love for Lombardi. It has helped my put perspective on my own past fanaticism, which I have learned to keep in check [somewhat]. Chad Dukes, though, he just sounds like a big baby who didn't get his favorite toy for Christmas.
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