I’m with you all the way. Of course, to me as a Baltimorean, the most offensive creep in the whole NFL menagerie is that Irsay punk. Who the hell is an Irsay — any Irsay — to lecture other people on decency and civility?
And please don’t tell me it was his father, not him who savaged and raped Baltimore. That little punk has his father’s vile blood flowing through his veins. And if he had one ounce of decency and civility, he would long ago have apologized to the city of Baltimore and given us back our team’s name. Instead, when we got a CFL team and used the name we had originated, that vile little vermin sued to stop us from using it.
No one, but no one (perhaps, with the exception of Walter O’Malley) showed such disdain and indecency towards those around them as the Irsays. So, shut the hell up Jimmy boy until you show that you can walk the talk, you little b**tard.
Frankly, I’d like to get just 10 minutes in the same room with that punk. The first eight minutes of the beating would be for the broken-hearted Colt fans I grew up with; the last eight for Rush and every other conservative across the country.
I don’t mean to be combative, (I am also a Colts fan from back when Johnny U used to sling the ball all over the field), but Baltimore fans have no room to complain about the “move”. I happened to be living in Cleveland around the time that the Browns packed up and moved their storied franchise to Baltimore. The Cleveland fans were totally devastated and Baltimore fans were the recipients of a franchise that had been well-supported by the fans (but perhaps not the city government) for many years.