Yeah, Miami fans are douchiest. And LeBron is s-o-o-o-o-o dislikable.
But the same can be said of the Celtic/Lakers and Bird/Magic of the 80's and the Pistons and Thomas of the early 90's and Lakers and Kobe of the 2000s. Everybody hates the winners (unless it's your team).
I think the bigger question is why didn't Jordan seem to get this hate? No, I'm not a Bulls fan. And there were some people who didn't like Jordan. But I just didn't see the wide-spread hatred for him outside of Chicago. I wonder why.
Yeah, Miami fans are douchiest. And LeBron is s-o-o-o-o-o dislikable.
But the same can be said of the Celtic/Lakers and Bird/Magic of the 80's and the Pistons and Thomas of the early 90's and Lakers and Kobe of the 2000s. Everybody hates the winners (unless it's your team).
I think the bigger question is why didn't Jordan seem to get this hate? No, I'm not a Bulls fan. And there were some people who didn't like Jordan. But I just didn't see the wide-spread hatred for him outside of Chicago. I wonder why.
how do you know they're cubans? many latin americans look alike yet some may be from cuba, or a southern/central american country. they think they own the team? how so? you sound like a complete moron.
i'm from miami. football and baseball were my first loves. i grew up rooting for green bay. when my dad came from cuba, the packers were the team in the 60's (dolphins franchise didn't exist), and his love for green bay continued. somehow groing up, i fell in love with them over the dolphins. baseball wise, my dad was a yankees fan who i also rooted for. when the marlins franchise was born, i rooted for them too as i tried to adopt the home team as my team. i noticed after don mattingly retired, i started to grow closer to the marlins and further away from the yankees. basketball wise, i was never a fan of any team until the heat began in 88.
regading miamians in general, miami is a front running town 90% of the fans who identify themselves as miami fans did not go to school there. they went to fiu (who are slowly building up the fan base, though the firing of cristobal didn't help), or went to miami dade or no college at all. just look at univ of miami football games. dolphins stadium has 20,000 there for um games because what you see on tv are not true heat fans. those are the people with money that can afford the lower level seats and are there to be seen, not to see the heat play. the true fans are in the 400 level or at home watching. the marlins actually always finished in the top 3rd in the league in tv ratings, but the disdain for what this ownership group has done is at an all time high.
miami is full of first generation americans. people whose parents just came to this country for a better life, or transplanters from other states. the families who have become ingrained in american way of life, understand what sports are about. it's easy to pinpoint the negative of the miami fan, but truthfully, every city bares the same characteristics. cities like ny and chicago(syracuse football and northwestern football don't always seem sold out though) who have a massive populations and have been in those cities for generations have die hard fans for certain local teams but not others. also, other cities where there is nothing to do other than root for your home team appear more in love with their team compared to miami but admittedly, there's a lot going on in miami that's not going on in places like cleveland. it's why people hate on miami so much and the miami fan- they hate the armpit of a city they live in. then, you see our women compared to those monsters in places like indiana/detroit and it's easy to pile on the hate. sucks to be you
go heat
how do you know they're cubans? many latin americans look alike yet some may be from cuba, or a southern/central american country. they think they own the team? how so? you sound like a complete moron.
i'm from miami. football and baseball were my first loves. i grew up rooting for green bay. when my dad came from cuba, the packers were the team in the 60's (dolphins franchise didn't exist), and his love for green bay continued. somehow groing up, i fell in love with them over the dolphins. baseball wise, my dad was a yankees fan who i also rooted for. when the marlins franchise was born, i rooted for them too as i tried to adopt the home team as my team. i noticed after don mattingly retired, i started to grow closer to the marlins and further away from the yankees. basketball wise, i was never a fan of any team until the heat began in 88.
regading miamians in general, miami is a front running town 90% of the fans who identify themselves as miami fans did not go to school there. they went to fiu (who are slowly building up the fan base, though the firing of cristobal didn't help), or went to miami dade or no college at all. just look at univ of miami football games. dolphins stadium has 20,000 there for um games because what you see on tv are not true heat fans. those are the people with money that can afford the lower level seats and are there to be seen, not to see the heat play. the true fans are in the 400 level or at home watching. the marlins actually always finished in the top 3rd in the league in tv ratings, but the disdain for what this ownership group has done is at an all time high.
miami is full of first generation americans. people whose parents just came to this country for a better life, or transplanters from other states. the families who have become ingrained in american way of life, understand what sports are about. it's easy to pinpoint the negative of the miami fan, but truthfully, every city bares the same characteristics. cities like ny and chicago(syracuse football and northwestern football don't always seem sold out though) who have a massive populations and have been in those cities for generations have die hard fans for certain local teams but not others. also, other cities where there is nothing to do other than root for your home team appear more in love with their team compared to miami but admittedly, there's a lot going on in miami that's not going on in places like cleveland. it's why people hate on miami so much and the miami fan- they hate the armpit of a city they live in. then, you see our women compared to those monsters in places like indiana/detroit and it's easy to pile on the hate. sucks to be you
go heat
freakin cursor jumped around on me and that 3rd paragraph didn't make much sense... oh well
enjoy your factory smoke and fat women inidiana... you're more than welcome to spend your tourist dollars here in paradise
freakin cursor jumped around on me and that 3rd paragraph didn't make much sense... oh well
enjoy your factory smoke and fat women inidiana... you're more than welcome to spend your tourist dollars here in paradise
Yeah, Miami fans are douchiest. And LeBron is s-o-o-o-o-o dislikable.
But the same can be said of the Celtic/Lakers and Bird/Magic of the 80's and the Pistons and Thomas of the early 90's and Lakers and Kobe of the 2000s. Everybody hates the winners (unless it's your team).
I think the bigger question is why didn't Jordan seem to get this hate? No, I'm not a Bulls fan. And there were some people who didn't like Jordan. But I just didn't see the wide-spread hatred for him outside of Chicago. I wonder why.
Yeah, Miami fans are douchiest. And LeBron is s-o-o-o-o-o dislikable.
But the same can be said of the Celtic/Lakers and Bird/Magic of the 80's and the Pistons and Thomas of the early 90's and Lakers and Kobe of the 2000s. Everybody hates the winners (unless it's your team).
I think the bigger question is why didn't Jordan seem to get this hate? No, I'm not a Bulls fan. And there were some people who didn't like Jordan. But I just didn't see the wide-spread hatred for him outside of Chicago. I wonder why.
I would agree. A lot like the Laker fans when Shaq and Kope were winning. Arrive late. Leave early. Don't really care about the game. The important thing is that you get seen at the event.
I would agree. A lot like the Laker fans when Shaq and Kope were winning. Arrive late. Leave early. Don't really care about the game. The important thing is that you get seen at the event.

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