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Bill Simmons mention's Anglesault

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Not by name of course.

 

...SNIP.... And that's the difference between Yankee fans and everyone else. They delight in tweaking their rivals, seeing other fans miserable, pushing everyone's buttons. They honestly believe that supporting a champion makes them better than everyone else. They are never happy, no matter how well the Yankees are doing. And they talk so much smack, you root against them almost as much as you root for your own team. Not only are they the resident bully, they like it that way, as their insufferable chest-thumping after the A-Rod trade proved once again.

 

One of my readers once compared rooting for the Yankees to rooting for the house in blackjack. We obviously have not reached that point with the Pats. If they capture 15 Super Bowls over the next 40 years, maybe things will change for me. Maybe winning isn't enough. Maybe you even get bored. Maybe you have to mess with everyone else just to stay interested.

 

In a weird way, I hope I never find out what it feels like.

 

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story...=simmons/040219

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It's not weak. It's the truth. I actually THOUGHT of anglesault when I read that. He fits the description to a tee. Never happy, etc. I think Mr. Rant just snipped the wrong part of the article. If you read the whole thing then you will get a better picture of what he means...and he's right. He's talking about you, Anglesault.

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No it's weak because it's a generalization. I'm always behind underdogs, just not against my team. I don't delight in the misery of others.

 

I mean yeah he may of nailed AS, but to say 'yankee fans' is just irritating.

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