mkmksthwrth
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I guess I just don't know how to feel. I just decided to make this post when I saw this line under the homecoming thread and it really made me take a moment and think about things...
To begin with I don't think anyone on this board (aside from the usual trolls) wants the Bengals to fail. Second, if people are paying enough attention to get on this board and complain, well, at least they are watching ISU football.
It's really is frustrating. I myself donated over $5000 this year to athletics, not to mention all the time, effort and energy put into tail gates, fundraisers, and helping out where I can. Bottom line is that I think we can be a little more mature on both sides of the argument.
If someone has a different opinion than you about the coach, great. You can love the Bengals and dislike the coach. It's OK. I personally think Zam should stay. Nevertheless, I don't think people have less Bengal Pride or should "go away" if they disagree. In my opinion, if you went to the game, you are supporting the team more than most people in Pocatello.
It just seems to me that every fan that has something emotionally invested in the team probably came away feeling a little hurt after this game. I think the last thing they need is to be told how bad a fan they are on this board. It is not going to help. It does not hurt me if people get on here and vent.
If you disagree with someone's opinion, that's great. That is what this board is for. Go ahead, state the facts, state your opinion, but this moral high-road of telling everyone in CAPS that they should not complain is just as NEGATIVE as the people with the criticism. I just don't think its appropriate for fans to say things to other fans like "buck the hell up and quit being a bunch of vagina fans." How is that less negative? Personally, that sort of sexually connotative comment takes the wind out of my sails.
I have sat in the dome for 20+ years. I have seen good teams. I have seen great teams. I have also seen bad teams. I love the Bengals and will continue to support them in any way I can. I also welcome and encourage any fan with any opinion to share and participate.
To begin with I don't think anyone on this board (aside from the usual trolls) wants the Bengals to fail. Second, if people are paying enough attention to get on this board and complain, well, at least they are watching ISU football.
It's really is frustrating. I myself donated over $5000 this year to athletics, not to mention all the time, effort and energy put into tail gates, fundraisers, and helping out where I can. Bottom line is that I think we can be a little more mature on both sides of the argument.
If someone has a different opinion than you about the coach, great. You can love the Bengals and dislike the coach. It's OK. I personally think Zam should stay. Nevertheless, I don't think people have less Bengal Pride or should "go away" if they disagree. In my opinion, if you went to the game, you are supporting the team more than most people in Pocatello.
It just seems to me that every fan that has something emotionally invested in the team probably came away feeling a little hurt after this game. I think the last thing they need is to be told how bad a fan they are on this board. It is not going to help. It does not hurt me if people get on here and vent.
If you disagree with someone's opinion, that's great. That is what this board is for. Go ahead, state the facts, state your opinion, but this moral high-road of telling everyone in CAPS that they should not complain is just as NEGATIVE as the people with the criticism. I just don't think its appropriate for fans to say things to other fans like "buck the hell up and quit being a bunch of vagina fans." How is that less negative? Personally, that sort of sexually connotative comment takes the wind out of my sails.
I have sat in the dome for 20+ years. I have seen good teams. I have seen great teams. I have also seen bad teams. I love the Bengals and will continue to support them in any way I can. I also welcome and encourage any fan with any opinion to share and participate.