We oppose the late-walk-in protest scheduled to take place at Cleveland Browns Stadium on November 16th because a massive rebuilding project like the one needed in Cleveland with the Browns is something that requires patience and good faith.
Impatience is easy, and so is complaining. To be sure, Browns fans have had as much to complain about as any fanbase in sport thanks to Randy Lerner's failed leadership. But now -- when we finally appear to have a head coach in place who's trying to fill the leadership vacuum -- is not the time to complain. It's time to let the coach do his job.
To effectively demonstrate our good faith and patience toward Eric Mangini and his reconstruction efforts, as well as our recognition that difficult jobs can take time, and our support for our Cleveland Browns during a difficult time, we hope that Browns fans will show up early on November 16, and cheer their lungs out at kickoff. Even better, bring a white towel or shirt to wave at kickoff.
We understand that there are circumstances where a real fan might miss kickoff, but November 16 at Cleveland Browns Stadium is not the time or place.
See the links at the sidebar for more detailed explanations of why you should join us at kickoff at Cleveland Browns Stadium on Monday, Nov. 16. And please sign this petition if you support this effort, whether you'll be at the game or not.
Thanks, and go Browns.
I really never thought this would gain this much steam but here we are and it makes me feel like maybe people actually do care about showing up for the coach when it counts. It is honestly bizarre how fast things move once people start talking about the stadium and the team and the whole situation honestly makes me want to start waving that towel right now even though it is just a random Tuesday.
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Dave Knight
16 years ago
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THEY NEED OUR SUPPORT. STOP THE DRAMA AND JUST WATCH THE GAME!
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Kevin Nkemelu
16 years ago
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we need to give mangini a real chance. rebuilding isnt gonna happen over night folks.
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Sarah Jimenez
16 years ago
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Finally some common sense. Walking out during kickoff is just embarrassing for the city. I'll be in my seat.
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Brian Parker
16 years ago
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Real fans stay for the whole game regardless of the record. See you there.
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Mike Stewart
16 years ago
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Enough with the whining. Show up and support the team. Go Browns!
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Lisa Bryant
16 years ago
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tired of the constant complaining. bring your towels and be loud for the kickoff!
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We oppose the late-walk-in protest scheduled to take place at Cleveland Browns Stadium on November 16th because a massive rebuilding project like the one needed in Cleveland with the Browns is something that requires patience and good faith.
Impatience is easy, and so is complaining. To be sure, Browns fans have had as much to complain about as any fanbase in sport thanks to Randy Lerner's failed leadership. But now -- when we finally appear to have a head coach in place who's trying to fill the leadership vacuum -- is not the time to complain. It's time to let the coach do his job.
To effectively demonstrate our good faith and patience toward Eric Mangini and his reconstruction efforts, as well as our recognition that difficult jobs can take time, and our support for our Cleveland Browns during a difficult time, we hope that Browns fans will show up early on November 16, and cheer their lungs out at kickoff. Even better, bring a white towel or shirt to wave at kickoff.
We understand that there are circumstances where a real fan might miss kickoff, but November 16 at Cleveland Browns Stadium is not the time or place.
See the links at the sidebar for more detailed explanations of why you should join us at kickoff at Cleveland Browns Stadium on Monday, Nov. 16. And please sign this petition if you support this effort, whether you'll be at the game or not.
Thanks, and go Browns.
I really never thought this would gain this much steam but here we are and it makes me feel like maybe people actually do care about showing up for the coach when it counts. It is honestly bizarre how fast things move once people start talking about the stadium and the team and the whole situation honestly makes me want to start waving that towel right now even though it is just a random Tuesday.
6 Comments
D
Dave Knight
16 years ago
Featured
THEY NEED OUR SUPPORT. STOP THE DRAMA AND JUST WATCH THE GAME!
K
Kevin Nkemelu
16 years ago
Featured
we need to give mangini a real chance. rebuilding isnt gonna happen over night folks.
S
Sarah Jimenez
16 years ago
Featured
Finally some common sense. Walking out during kickoff is just embarrassing for the city. I'll be in my seat.
B
Brian Parker
16 years ago
Featured
Real fans stay for the whole game regardless of the record. See you there.
M
Mike Stewart
16 years ago
Featured
Enough with the whining. Show up and support the team. Go Browns!
L
Lisa Bryant
16 years ago
Featured
tired of the constant complaining. bring your towels and be loud for the kickoff!
THEY NEED OUR SUPPORT. STOP THE DRAMA AND JUST WATCH THE GAME!