Joey Porter’s Pit Bulls love the Dawg Pound.
It’s not that we’re combative or anything … but it’s just so much fun to encounter guys with dog masks who think they’re BAD; and then, despite ourselves, stay out of jail.
The real Dawg Pound died with Municipal Stadium, just as the old Browns franchise died when Art Modell highjacked it to
We haven’t been to the new Browns Stadium, which looks nice, but take our word for it, Municipal Stadium was not nice. Anything but.
“Barely controlled riot” would be the words to describe the Dawg Pound during Steelers-Browns games. Never mind the disgusting, overflowing restrooms. Never mind the continuing jawing and woofing between fans from
No, there are memories of sounds, too, such as, for instance, the distinctive crack of a revolver … in the stands, mind you … which triggered a massive response from Cleveland’s Finest and even more brawling fueled by testosterone, drugs and alcohol.
Real. Surreal. Hyper-real.
Ah, the memories.
Good times ... good times, indeed, and stories aplenty for the Thanksgiving dinner table.
1 comment:
This type of feud is precisely what causes me to lose interest - take the WVU/Pitt game as an example. No matter who wins or loses, there will be mattresses and probably cars aflame afterwards. I love sports, I love a good healthy rivalry, and I like bonfires, but I fail to see how the three interact. Wait, there's the booze factor ... sure enough. BUT, why can't some of these idiotic fans occasionally set themselves on fire? This would solve 2 key problems. First, it would thin the bloated, idiotic sentimental booze soaked sports herd down to the core - those who can drink themselves simple and still enjoy the game without burning or raping something. And second, it sets a prime example for future would be looters and arsonists - your choice of celebration just might leave you with one less appendage than you started with.
Game on.
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