Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

WzzzUp Rams Fans

Collapse
X
Collapse
 
  • Page of 3
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
Previous 1 2 3 template Next
  • #31
    Re: WzzzUp Rams Fans

    Originally posted by saintsbro View Post
    We've outscored opponents in the 4th quarter, some ridiculous thing like 91-18.
    If you were to tell me that the Saints would outscore THE RAMS in the 4th quarter 91-18, I'd believe it.

    We are no match this week.
    The Rams... Where dreams go to die.

    Comment

    • #32
      Re: WzzzUp Rams Fans

      Originally posted by Ahmedrams81 View Post
      Offensively, we know what Jaxx can do. I think Burton is going to step up big time in this game. Outside of Sharper, that secondary isn't too great. Of course, our defense has to create some turnovers. It's very possible, as Drew Brees has not been looking all that great these past few games. IMO there i sno way the Saints should be undefeated right now. The Phins, Falcons,a nd panthers should have beaten them, espicially the phins and panthers. I think if our offense can jump us out to a lead, we will be able to hold up strong unlike those other teams........
      Why??? Because they got a lead? I dont understand.

      We outscored the panthers 30-6 in the final 3 quarters. So we had a bad 1st quarter, ( We overcame 4 turnovers ) does that mean they played a better game?

      We outscored the Phins 43-20 in the final 3 quarters. ( We overcame 4 turnovers ) Does this mean Miami should have won?

      If the Rams are up 14-10 at the half and the Saints end up winning 48 -17, should the Rams have won the game?
      Last edited by ; -11-13-2009, 08:21 PM.

      Comment

      • #33
        Re: WzzzUp Rams Fans

        To win a football game, it takes 4 solid, consistent quarters of good football to win. Even if the Rams jump ahead in the first quarter, even in the first half, there is no guarantee that we can hold on that. Look what happened in the Jacksonville game. Ugh.

        Especially now that we are playing against Brees instead of Leftwich, and a scoring-frenzy team like the Saints instead of a mediocre team like the Jags.

        What I'm saying is that we have to play better than our best to win.

        Comment

        • #34
          Re: WzzzUp Rams Fans

          Originally posted by Toicat View Post
          OK Eric...I thought that ya had me on the "Ramfans" wearing bags picture. I sent the photo off to the Jet Propulsion Lab and they have determined that those are not true Ram Fans wearing bags, but rather Seahawk and 49'er fans that somehow managed to break-in the RCA Dome.

          Thanks for the photo, it will keep us all (True Ram Fans) on High Alert!

          Best,
          OMG to funny girl!

          Comment

          • #35
            Re: WzzzUp Rams Fans

            Yes it would take 60 good football minutes to win against the saints. The unfortunate truth is that the rams often play well in the first half and the game is close, and then something happens in the second half and the game gets away from them. I swear we were in some of those games that ended up being shut outs, at least for the first half.

            This game will be won or lost in the second half. Apparently sometimes it takes the Saints a while to warm up, or their coaching staff is trying to figure out what works and what doesn't. Hopefully our coaching staff is watching and adjusting also. It is hard for me to tell how good our coaching is right now, but we certainly have not played well in the second half. Good teams, good players, good coaches, are going to find ways of winning in the second half.

            I am just hoping for a close game and some scoring by the Rams. I hope Bulger looks good this week. We need him to step up and play well.
            sigpic

            Comment

            • #36
              Re: WzzzUp Rams Fans

              Hey Showerbeers, thanks for the update! I'm hoping that we will be able to see all our wide receivers come out and have a consistent game and not necessarily have great down the field catches but enough short to medium passes to keep the running game effective. Possibly Burton will command more attention to see Gibson's talents. By the way how did you come up with the name showerbeers?

              Comment

              Previous 1 2 3 template Next

              Related Topics

              Collapse
              • ramsbruce
                Seahawk Fans When Is D Jackson Coming Back?
                by ramsbruce
                What week is Darrell Jackson projected to be back playing for the Hawks at WR?
                -11-07-2005, 04:37 PM
              • LaRamsFanLongTime
                Paging Live&letdie
                by LaRamsFanLongTime
                I noticed something this morning while I was sitting here. Join date 9,18,06 is it just me or is that the day after the game. You sat back and waited for your team to win till you had the courage to come on here what a pansy. While Okie and scrapie have to put their heads together to make one coherant thought, at least they were here before the game. Your the ultimate troll. I would be suprised to see our Niner fans on here disagreeing with me on this one.
                -09-19-2006, 10:28 AM
              • schut39
                Jackson seeks peace with fans
                by schut39
                I wonder how the crowd is going to react when SJ comes onto the field saturday?


                By Jim Thomas
                ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH
                08/22/2008

                Steven Jackson has fresh legs and a fresh contract. Now, he wants a fresh start — with Rams fans in St. Louis.

                "I do understand everyone has their own opinion," Jackson said Thursday. "But I think if I can continue to play in the manner that I have in the (previous) four years, and stay healthy on the field, I think all will be forgiven.

                "A lot of time, we're hard on our loved ones, and I consider my fans my loved ones. So some things I should take back. And I do apologize for my statements for being a little critical of them."

                Then, he added with a laugh, "But I do want them to be in the (stands), too."
                -08-21-2008, 09:32 PM
              • ZiaRam
                My World: Five Stages of Rams' Fans' Grief
                by ZiaRam
                by Patty Hsieh

                Yes, it's another week without a win.

                Yes, the Washington Redskins delivered the Rams yet another painful loss on Sunday.

                And yes, that keeps the Rams winless. We can all wishfully think the numbers were somehow reversed, but the fact of the matter is the Rams are 0-4.

                We have to come to grips with that reality, do we not?

                If I were a therapist or psychiatrist I'd ask, "But how does that make you feel?"

                Well, let's go through the progression of emotions Rams fans are experiencing, shall we?

                Stage One: Denial
                Dictionary.com's definition of denial: "An assertion that something said, believed, alleged, etc., is false."

                "I can't believe the Rams are 0-4!"

                Some fans are in a state of shock and not understanding what happened. Things just don't make any sense.

                Didn't the Rams go undefeated in the preseason? The pundits say the preseason doesn't mean anything and the record should be ignored. I agreed with them but many went ahead and drank the Kool-Aid anyway.

                It wasn't pretty at times, but they at least moved the ball down the field and put up 10 total touchdowns and six field goals. Those four wins did happen, right? Or was all that just an aberration?

                Fans aren't the only ones in denial though. When asked if he's noticed any bad body language from quarterback Sam Bradford, head coach Steve Spagnuolo replied, "Did I see any? I have not."

                Just go back to Sunday's game. It's written all over Bradford's face and the way he's gimping to the sideline. He's had more than just the proverbial wind knocked out of him. Even after the game Bradford admits the losses are getting to him: "A little bit. Yeah, I'm not going to lie. It is getting frustrating."

                Spags might not be able or want to see it, but the fans do. We see it.
                Stage Two: Anger

                "A strong feeling of displeasure and belligerence aroused by a wrong; wrath; ire."
                You would not believe some of the hate tweets Rams players received after the game on Sunday. Fans have the right to express their feelings. I'm not denying that, but you can't cross the line between the player and the plays they make (or not make in these cases).

                I can't share the worst of them here, but I was in shock at how low supposed fans went to vent their anger. Too bad some of them don't use proper grammar or spelling (we cleaned it up here so as not to embarrass anyone). That would make their point come across more civilized, right?

                For example,

                "NOT GOOD ENOUGH!!!!"

                "That's great you can be so happy after a shameful display on Sunday. You're a good example of why we lose. #ramswhodontcare"

                "Hey @Austin_Pettis are you too retarded too call Fair Catch?...
                -10-04-2011, 11:11 PM
              • AvengerRam_old
                Brace yourselves, Rams fans... they're coming.
                by AvengerRam_old
                As most of you know, we eliminated the "smack boards" at ClanRam years ago, as we prefer to keep the discourse at a higher level.

                Nonetheless, from time to time, we've had fans of opposing teams come here and try to get a "smack war" going.

                Now that the Rams are improving and winning games against division rivals, I suspect the frequency of these visits will increase. Truth is, when your team is 2-14, most people won't bother to make the effort to register on your site just to talk smack. No fun kicking people when they're down.

                Now, however... we're becoming a threat. Opposing fans are sensing what we are sensing...the Rams are on the rise. We already have a tough defense, and with the extra first round picks and cap room we'll have in the next two years, we should be able to fill many of the remaining holes.

                The smackers will likely take notice, and try to get their licks in now, before the Rams fully develop.

                My advice on how to handle smack talkers... just laugh at them. Its a pretty silly endeavor, if you think about it, to go to someone else's house and tell the residents that everything they like is garbage.

                If they get out of hand, your friendly neighborhod mods will lower the boom, so you need not engage these yokels. Just point out how absurd they are and move on (or, if you prefer, use the ever-popular "don't feed the trolls" feature, a/k/a ignore them).

                Opposing fans who wish to come here to talk football are always welcome.

                Those who come with a purpose to disrupt won't last.
                -10-05-2012, 03:18 PM
              Working...
              X