Biggest bandwagoner ever

I usually think people talking about who's a bandwagon fan are wasting their time. However, my friend is the biggest bandwagon fan in the history of the world. He's from Seattle, yet his favorite teams are not Seahawks-Mariners-Sonics, but Colts-Yankees-Celtics. Can anyone else name a person who can even come close to being this much of a bandwagon fan?monkeytoes61

Yes, LeBron James. If I remember correctly he said he likes the Yankees-Cowboys-Bulls because of the 90's.

my friend is a Manny ramirez hater but all of a sudden he is Manny FTW :|Solid_Link22

well he's just like red sox fan

I usually think people talking about who's a bandwagon fan are wasting their time. However, my friend is the biggest bandwagon fan in the history of the world. He's from Seattle, yet his favorite teams are not Seahawks-Mariners-Sonics, but Colts-Yankees-Celtics. Can anyone else name a person who can even come close to being this much of a bandwagon fan?monkeytoes61

So let me get this right, because he is from Seattle, he has to or is obligated to like only pro teams from Seattle? This type of thinking is what I don't get. People have the right to like a team that isn't in their hometown. There's nothing wrong with that. You may call him a bandwagoner because he likes a team outside his hometown but he could be a true fan if his favorite team came to town to play in Seattle and he would rep his favorite team colors. Of course he would get a lot of heat but I would consider him a true fan.

Now if he changes his teams like he changes his clothes, then that's a different story altogether.

[QUOTE="monkeytoes61"]I usually think people talking about who's a bandwagon fan are wasting their time. However, my friend is the biggest bandwagon fan in the history of the world. He's from Seattle, yet his favorite teams are not Seahawks-Mariners-Sonics, but Colts-Yankees-Celtics. Can anyone else name a person who can even come close to being this much of a bandwagon fan?Bobbles

Nah, he's a Houston Rocket and Seattle Mariner fan, so...

So let me get this right, because he is from Seattle, he has to or is obligated to like only pro teams from Seattle? This type of thinking is what I don't get. People have the right to like a team that isn't in their hometown. There's nothing wrong with that. You may call him a bandwagoner because he likes a team outside his hometown but he could be a true fan if his favorite team came to town to play in Seattle and he would rep his favorite team colors. Of course he would get a lot of heat but I would consider him a true fan.

Now if he changes his teams like he changes his clothes, then that's a different story altogether.

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[QUOTE="mrvic87"]

So let me get this right, because he is from Seattle, he has to or is obligated to like only pro teams from Seattle? This type of thinking is what I don't get. People have the right to like a team that isn't in their hometown. There's nothing wrong with that. You may call him a bandwagoner because he likes a team outside his hometown but he could be a true fan if his favorite team came to town to play in Seattle and he would rep his favorite team colors. Of course he would get a lot of heat but I would consider him a true fan.

Now if he changes his teams like he changes his clothes, then that's a different story altogether.

mrvic87

Agree 200%

Heh, I actually saw one guys sig on ign and said his favorite teams were

College Basketball UNC, College Football LSU, Florida, USC in the NBA Spurs and Celtics, and in NFL Colts and Patriots. Now that is a true bandwagon fan.

Heh, I actually saw one guys sig on ign and said his favorite teams were

College Basketball UNC, College Football LSU, Florida, USC in the NBA Spurs and Celtics, and in NFL Colts and Patriots. Now that is a true bandwagon fan.

zarfbloot

True...

So let me get this right, because he is from Seattle, he has to or is obligated to like only pro teams from Seattle? This type of thinking is what I don't get. People have the right to like a team that isn't in their hometown. There's nothing wrong with that. You may call him a bandwagoner because he likes a team outside his hometown but he could be a true fan if his favorite team came to town to play in Seattle and he would rep his favorite team colors. Of course he would get a lot of heat but I would consider him a true fan.

Now if he changes his teams like he changes his clothes, then that's a different story altogether.

mrvic87

[QUOTE="mrvic87"]

So let me get this right, because he is from Seattle, he has to or is obligated to like only pro teams from Seattle? This type of thinking is what I don't get. People have the right to like a team that isn't in their hometown. There's nothing wrong with that. You may call him a bandwagoner because he likes a team outside his hometown but he could be a true fan if his favorite team came to town to play in Seattle and he would rep his favorite team colors. Of course he would get a lot of heat but I would consider him a true fan.

Now if he changes his teams like he changes his clothes, then that's a different story altogether.

monkeytoes61

[QUOTE="monkeytoes61"][QUOTE="mrvic87"]

So let me get this right, because he is from Seattle, he has to or is obligated to like only pro teams from Seattle? This type of thinking is what I don't get. People have the right to like a team that isn't in their hometown. There's nothing wrong with that. You may call him a bandwagoner because he likes a team outside his hometown but he could be a true fan if his favorite team came to town to play in Seattle and he would rep his favorite team colors. Of course he would get a lot of heat but I would consider him a true fan.

Now if he changes his teams like he changes his clothes, then that's a different story altogether.

mrvic87

Nop, you don't choose your family or the team you root for either. Unless of course geographical abnormalities. Or least that's how it should be.

[QUOTE="mrvic87"][QUOTE="monkeytoes61"][QUOTE="mrvic87"]

So let me get this right, because he is from Seattle, he has to or is obligated to like only pro teams from Seattle? This type of thinking is what I don't get. People have the right to like a team that isn't in their hometown. There's nothing wrong with that. You may call him a bandwagoner because he likes a team outside his hometown but he could be a true fan if his favorite team came to town to play in Seattle and he would rep his favorite team colors. Of course he would get a lot of heat but I would consider him a true fan.

Now if he changes his teams like he changes his clothes, then that's a different story altogether.

Master_Live

Nop, you don't choose your family or the team you root for either. Unless of course geographical abnormalities. Or least that's how it should be.

You don't choose the team you root for?

[QUOTE="Master_Live"][QUOTE="mrvic87"][QUOTE="monkeytoes61"][QUOTE="mrvic87"]

So let me get this right, because he is from Seattle, he has to or is obligated to like only pro teams from Seattle? This type of thinking is what I don't get. People have the right to like a team that isn't in their hometown. There's nothing wrong with that. You may call him a bandwagoner because he likes a team outside his hometown but he could be a true fan if his favorite team came to town to play in Seattle and he would rep his favorite team colors. Of course he would get a lot of heat but I would consider him a true fan.

Now if he changes his teams like he changes his clothes, then that's a different story altogether.

manningbowl135

Nop, you don't choose your family or the team you root for either. Unless of course geographical abnormalities. Or least that's how it should be.

You don't choose the team you root for?

Let me be clear. If you are born in Dallas you should root for the Dallas Cowboys. If you are born in San Antonio then you should feel free to choose a team inside TEXAS, in the case of football.

[QUOTE="manningbowl135"][QUOTE="Master_Live"][QUOTE="mrvic87"][QUOTE="monkeytoes61"][QUOTE="mrvic87"]

So let me get this right, because he is from Seattle, he has to or is obligated to like only pro teams from Seattle? This type of thinking is what I don't get. People have the right to like a team that isn't in their hometown. There's nothing wrong with that. You may call him a bandwagoner because he likes a team outside his hometown but he could be a true fan if his favorite team came to town to play in Seattle and he would rep his favorite team colors. Of course he would get a lot of heat but I would consider him a true fan.

Now if he changes his teams like he changes his clothes, then that's a different story altogether.

Master_Live

Nop, you don't choose your family or the team you root for either. Unless of course geographical abnormalities. Or least that's how it should be.

You don't choose the team you root for?

Let me be clear. If you are born in Dallas you should root for the Dallas Cowboys. If you are born in San Antonio then you should feel free to choose a team inside TEXAS, in the case of football.

Well I guess everyone has different views.

[QUOTE="manningbowl135"][QUOTE="Master_Live"][QUOTE="mrvic87"][QUOTE="monkeytoes61"][QUOTE="mrvic87"]

So let me get this right, because he is from Seattle, he has to or is obligated to like only pro teams from Seattle? This type of thinking is what I don't get. People have the right to like a team that isn't in their hometown. There's nothing wrong with that. You may call him a bandwagoner because he likes a team outside his hometown but he could be a true fan if his favorite team came to town to play in Seattle and he would rep his favorite team colors. Of course he would get a lot of heat but I would consider him a true fan.

Now if he changes his teams like he changes his clothes, then that's a different story altogether.

Master_Live

Nop, you don't choose your family or the team you root for either. Unless of course geographical abnormalities. Or least that's how it should be.

You don't choose the team you root for?

Let me be clear. If you are born in Dallas you should root for the Dallas Cowboys. If you are born in San Antonio then you should feel free to choose a team inside TEXAS, in the case of football.

I'm from Ohio and I'll be d--- if I ever root for the Browns or Bengals, though I do feel somewhat obligated to root for Ohio State. And since Detroit is closer to me than Cleveland is, I'm a Pistons fan. But I kinda agree, if you were born and raised in said city, and that team is how you identify with that sport, then you should ride with that team.

[QUOTE="manningbowl135"][QUOTE="Master_Live"][QUOTE="mrvic87"][QUOTE="monkeytoes61"][QUOTE="mrvic87"]

So let me get this right, because he is from Seattle, he has to or is obligated to like only pro teams from Seattle? This type of thinking is what I don't get. People have the right to like a team that isn't in their hometown. There's nothing wrong with that. You may call him a bandwagoner because he likes a team outside his hometown but he could be a true fan if his favorite team came to town to play in Seattle and he would rep his favorite team colors. Of course he would get a lot of heat but I would consider him a true fan.

Now if he changes his teams like he changes his clothes, then that's a different story altogether.

Master_Live

Nop, you don't choose your family or the team you root for either. Unless of course geographical abnormalities. Or least that's how it should be.

You don't choose the team you root for?

Let me be clear. If you are born in Dallas you should root for the Dallas Cowboys. If you are born in San Antonio then you should feel free to choose a team inside TEXAS, in the case of football.

I hate people that do that.

I live in california, my four are:

- San Jose Sharks/Los Angeles Angels/Philadelphia Eagles/San Antonio Spurs

I've always been a spurs fan. Same with Angels and eagles. ;)

Exactly. It's like being born and living in China and identifying yourself as an American, even if you've never lived in the U.S. or even visted.UssjTrunks

It is not like that even a little bit.

[QUOTE="UssjTrunks"]
Exactly. It's like being born and living in China and identifying yourself as an American, even if you've never lived in the U.S. or even visted.manningbowl135

It is not like that even a little bit.

:lol: Wow this is gettin out of hand...

[QUOTE="manningbowl135"][QUOTE="Master_Live"][QUOTE="mrvic87"][QUOTE="monkeytoes61"][QUOTE="mrvic87"]

So let me get this right, because he is from Seattle, he has to or is obligated to like only pro teams from Seattle? This type of thinking is what I don't get. People have the right to like a team that isn't in their hometown. There's nothing wrong with that. You may call him a bandwagoner because he likes a team outside his hometown but he could be a true fan if his favorite team came to town to play in Seattle and he would rep his favorite team colors. Of course he would get a lot of heat but I would consider him a true fan.

Now if he changes his teams like he changes his clothes, then that's a different story altogether.

Master_Live

Nop, you don't choose your family or the team you root for either. Unless of course geographical abnormalities. Or least that's how it should be.

You don't choose the team you root for?

Let me be clear. If you are born in Dallas you should root for the Dallas Cowboys. If you are born in San Antonio then you should feel free to choose a team inside TEXAS, in the case of football.

So with your logic then people shouldn't watch any sporting event that doesn't have their local team competing. People should walk away from their TVs if the ESPN sportscenter are talking about other teams and athletes that aren't part of their hometown or born there. It sounds like the type of people that know nothing about the outside world, just their environment.

Sorry, I would never live like that.

[QUOTE="Master_Live"][QUOTE="manningbowl135"][QUOTE="Master_Live"][QUOTE="mrvic87"][QUOTE="monkeytoes61"][QUOTE="mrvic87"]

So let me get this right, because he is from Seattle, he has to or is obligated to like only pro teams from Seattle? This type of thinking is what I don't get. People have the right to like a team that isn't in their hometown. There's nothing wrong with that. You may call him a bandwagoner because he likes a team outside his hometown but he could be a true fan if his favorite team came to town to play in Seattle and he would rep his favorite team colors. Of course he would get a lot of heat but I would consider him a true fan.

Now if he changes his teams like he changes his clothes, then that's a different story altogether.

UssjTrunks

Nop, you don't choose your family or the team you root for either. Unless of course geographical abnormalities. Or least that's how it should be.

You don't choose the team you root for?

Let me be clear. If you are born in Dallas you should root for the Dallas Cowboys. If you are born in San Antonio then you should feel free to choose a team inside TEXAS, in the case of football.

That is absolutely ridiculous. I don't even need to support my answer that's how stupid this statement is.

I always try to play as other teams in Madden/NCAA...but I always end up playing as Ohio State and the Bengals. I can't even play as the Browns...I'm too die hard...

I go to Ohio State and I'm from Cincinnati, so that should answer questions. Even when I went to school in Indiana I didn't like the Colts.

that ones guy who i think got banned who used to post here, Osmo or something. I hated that guy.Bauers-Twin

He was more of a die hard Boston(including patriot) fan that was majorly biased and loved to gloat. (for which he actually had a reason too with his teams playing so well)

that ones guy who i think got banned who used to post here, Osmo or something. I hated that guy.Bauers-Twin

he wasn't a bandwagoner but I guess a die hard Boston fan, as for being a fan of the celtics he was more of a fair weather fan

Replace Colts with Patriots and there you go. The truth is most people are like that now, it's hard to come by a true fan.UssjTrunks

Sorry but im a true fan

I live in New Jersey but I despise New Jersey sports teams. I'm 100% New York sports and always have been. Giants-Yankees-Rangers for life! DA_B0MB

i live in new jersey too and umm...the giants play in new jersey buddy, east rutherford.

Anyway i root for philly teams with the exception of basketball where i am a proud Memphis Grizzlies fan. OJ MAYO!

When it comes to college though i feel you can root for alot of teams cause chances are they will enevr paly each other. For instance, i like Oregon and Penn State for NCAA football.

NCAA basketball i usually pick some team thats good but isnt expected to win.

otherwise its Eagles, Flyers, Phillies.

I usually think people talking about who's a bandwagon fan are wasting their time. However, my friend is the biggest bandwagon fan in the history of the world. He's from Seattle, yet his favorite teams are not Seahawks-Mariners-Sonics, but Colts-Yankees-Celtics. Can anyone else name a person who can even come close to being this much of a bandwagon fan?monkeytoes61

my friend is a Manny ramirez hater but all of a sudden he is Manny FTW :|Solid_Link22

[QUOTE="Solid_Link22"]my friend is a Manny ramirez hater but all of a sudden he is Manny FTW :|murlow12

Well you root for him to do well, but dont have to like him. As with me and Pedro Martinez, still hate the guy.

[QUOTE="mrvic87"]

So let me get this right, because he is from Seattle, he has to or is obligated to like only pro teams from Seattle? This type of thinking is what I don't get. People have the right to like a team that isn't in their hometown. There's nothing wrong with that. You may call him a bandwagoner because he likes a team outside his hometown but he could be a true fan if his favorite team came to town to play in Seattle and he would rep his favorite team colors. Of course he would get a lot of heat but I would consider him a true fan.

Now if he changes his teams like he changes his clothes, then that's a different story altogether.

monkeytoes61

[QUOTE="murlow12"][QUOTE="Solid_Link22"]my friend is a Manny ramirez hater but all of a sudden he is Manny FTW :|mrgab

Well you root for him to do well, but dont have to like him. As with me and Pedro Martinez, still hate the guy.

[QUOTE="Solid_Link22"]my friend is a Manny ramirez hater but all of a sudden he is Manny FTW :|murlow12

Seriously man, I've hated the Red Sox and Manny for years and years and now that's he's a Dodger, im still suppose to hate him? We dont have a choice but to root for him cause he's MANNY! duh! :P He's an all-star slugger and the first Dodger since Mike Piazza that pitchers will be afraid to pitch to.

look at my avatar, thats how much i like him now lol :P

...The patriots are my "home team" ( I use that term very grudgingly....I would prefer the Patriots hadn't gobbled up the entire north-east instead of just MA)

yet I absolutely hate them... I'm a steelers fan just because when I was little I thought their jerseys were cool looking...kind of stupid lol...but it just kind of stuck.

[QUOTE="Master_Live"][QUOTE="manningbowl135"][QUOTE="Master_Live"][QUOTE="mrvic87"][QUOTE="monkeytoes61"][QUOTE="mrvic87"]

So let me get this right, because he is from Seattle, he has to or is obligated to like only pro teams from Seattle? This type of thinking is what I don't get. People have the right to like a team that isn't in their hometown. There's nothing wrong with that. You may call him a bandwagoner because he likes a team outside his hometown but he could be a true fan if his favorite team came to town to play in Seattle and he would rep his favorite team colors. Of course he would get a lot of heat but I would consider him a true fan.

Now if he changes his teams like he changes his clothes, then that's a different story altogether.

manningbowl135

Nop, you don't choose your family or the team you root for either. Unless of course geographical abnormalities. Or least that's how it should be.

You don't choose the team you root for?

Let me be clear. If you are born in Dallas you should root for the Dallas Cowboys. If you are born in San Antonio then you should feel free to choose a team inside TEXAS, in the case of football.

Well I guess everyone has different views.

o great. here we go again.

[QUOTE="manningbowl135"][QUOTE="Master_Live"]

Let me be clear. If you are born in Dallas you should root for the Dallas Cowboys. If you are born in San Antonio then you should feel free to choose a team inside TEXAS, in the case of football.

dcowboys3315

Well I guess everyone has different views.

o great. here we go again.

It's rule 76 of football season. Every football season must be started with an arguement over bandwagoning. Preferrably with some insults of the Patriots thrown in. The year it doesn't happen, Brett Favre will retire.

Oops.