I guess it's David Fleming Day here at WDR. Brosef highlights his comments on depth earlier but I want to focus on his quick take on the Bengals' fake sellout on Sunday. Mostly because he echoes something that pissed me off at the time:
I was shocked to hear national pundits rip the city of Cincinnati for the last-second sellout despite the Bengals being 4-1. If you ask me, it was an impressive and strong (if not long overdue) statement from the fans, who said, "Hey, after 20 years of bad football, we're not gonna get fooled by four fluke wins."
Good point David and thanks for noticing our plight, unlike most of your peers. I saw a clip (and someone brought it up in the comments) of Around the Horn - my fault for watching - where they were talking about how crappy we were as fans.
Let me add this to David's comments:
HEY, AROUND THE HORN DICKHEADS, WE HAVE WILDLY SUPPORTED A TEAM THAT HAS TREATED ITS FANS AND CITY LIKE CHUMPS FOR ALMOST 20 YEARS. THAT MIGHT BE ACTUAL OBJECTIVE EVIDENCE WE ARE IN FACT THE MOST LOYAL FANS IN THE ENTIRE COUNTRY. SO EAT S*** AND DIE.
ESPECIALLY YOU, WOODY PAIGE, YOU SCUMMY F-ING RELIC, BECAUSE YOU ALSO CALLED THE BENGALS A JOKE WHEN THEY LOST IN THE 2005 PLAYOFFS AND CLAIMED IT WAS A HOME GAME DUE TO ALL OF THE PITTSBURGH FANS IN THE STANDS.
End rant.


Actually the most important comment is another damnation of Bratkowsuck.
"After talking to the Texans linebackers, I worry that the Bengals use so much misdirection on offense that it's beginning to have the opposite effect: Instead of tricking tacklers, it's actually telegraphing exactly where the ball's going."
Really? Bratkowsuck designing an offense that telegraphs the play? I'm *shocked*.
Posted by: MikeBrownIsLowerThanScum | October 20, 2009 at 06:07 PM
That'll be tomorrow's post...
Posted by: Sleeping With Bieniemy | October 20, 2009 at 06:27 PM
In an odd twist of fate, the Washington Redskins have proven to be every bit as crappy of an organization as the Bengals. And the icing on the cake is that they signed Levi Fucking Jones today!!!
Posted by: Rich | October 20, 2009 at 06:49 PM
Yea, Woody Paige was the one that said it was the fans fault for not selling out. I could not believe the scumbag would say that, I take that back, now we know why he is scumbag.
Posted by: TigerJ@w | October 20, 2009 at 07:06 PM
Woody is a joke plain and simple. The show itself is in need of new people. I have followed your site for about a year now and have devoted myself to not giving M.B. any money. I love my Bengals and you make a great point that we have stuck around for way to many losing seasons and yet we come back for more. I think we are the most devoted fans in all of football(not including the fair weather fans).
I love what you are doing and will continue to praise the revolution.
Posted by: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1384902682 | October 20, 2009 at 10:32 PM
Are you saying that the "reporters" on ATH don't read into any story further than it's headline?!?! I'm shocked ESPN would put up with such sensational, irresposible reporting! In other news, the sky is blue.
Posted by: Jeff | October 21, 2009 at 07:36 AM
Woody Paige has been one of the biggest jerk offs I've ever had the displeasure of watching on TV. Slamming him is like saying the Don Crique is a terrible play by play guy, duh! How many times did I hear him refer to Kevin Huber as "Ken" Huber on Sunday? Thrice! Three times! It's like the stat guys secretly enjoy letting him make an ass of himself. I digress, worry not about what the fluffs from ATH have to say, they're tards, Alex Marvez gave us his vote of confidence this morning on Steve Sabol's show. For real or Fraud section was Bengals and Jets, and although he pointed to the damaging loss of Odom, he said the Running game and D good enough to make some noise. The Jets, he opined, are "fading fast" and Sanchez has been caught up to, so to speak. HAHAHA!!! I can only hope they're 5-10 when we play them in December.
Posted by: CurseofBoJackson | October 21, 2009 at 09:19 AM
NO NO
NO END RANT
NO
Posted by: Hofbraunow | October 28, 2009 at 11:32 AM