List circumstances you deem acceptable reasons for becoming a "fan" of a different team

[JasonSJackson]

Example: Hometown acquiring a new franchise

 

[Jerz-2]

If you move to a different city.

But really, who's truly gonna stop someone from becoming a fan of a team if they want to be one? I mean, it ain't like there's a "fan task force" out here enforcing fan loyalty.

 

[JasonSJackson]

But really, who's truly gonna stop someone from becoming a fan of a team if they want to be one?

my question simply asked what circumstances you personally deem acceptable reasons for someone changing the team they root for........... not the act of rooting for a different team itself..........

U sir owe me an apology and your comprehension skills some excersice

 

[tremonthustler1]

if Kobe signed somewhere else [/thecoli]

 

[Jerz-2]

my question simply asked what circumstances you personally deem acceptable reasons for someone changing the team they root for........... not the act of rooting for a different team itself..........

U sir owe me an apology and your comprehension skills some excersice

You're basically asking "when is it acceptable to switch allegiances", and I'm sayin' "who said it AIN'T acceptable?".

Perhaps you should strive for clarity in future posts, you done confused yourself up in this hoe.

 

[Black Ball]

if Kobe signed somewhere else [/thecoli]

 

[Black Ball]

You're basically asking "when is it acceptable to switch allegiances", and I'm sayin' "who said it AIN'T acceptable?".

Perhaps you should strive for clarity in future posts, you done confused yourself up in this hoe.

This forum "The Coli" namesake suggests individuals who take this sports shyt seriously. As such, I figure most consider it atrocious to switch up team allegiances all willy nilly. It's not like dude asked this question at his local grocery store.

 

[L&HH]

If a well liked, revered, and beloved player on your has to part ways due to the team having to rebuild, I think it's acceptable to then root for the player and consequently the team (i.e. Peyton Manning)

If you're team doesnt make the playoffs, it's acceptable to cheer for another team in the playoffs

 

[JasonSJackson]

You're basically asking "when is it acceptable to switch allegiances", and I'm sayin' "who said it AIN'T acceptable?".

Perhaps you should strive for clarity in future posts, you done confused yourself up in this hoe.

Youre right, i wrote my thread under the pretense that I would be having a discussion with sensible "fans" that hold loyalty to their specific team in a high regard not fakkits like you that like to argue for the sake of argueing..........

my bad

 

[Billy Preston]

if Lebron signed somewhere else [/thecoli]

 

[tremonthustler1]

 

[Jerz-2]

Youre right, i wrote my thread under the pretense that I would be having a discussion with sensible "fans" that hold loyalty to their specific team in a high regard not fakkits that like to argue for the sake of argueing..........

my bad

Dawg, I'm not trying to be difficult, seriously. I even contributed to the thread.

We got this local sports radio guy (Mike Missinelli) who likes to fancy himself as some sort of "authority" on whether a fan's allegience is acceptable or not....and that shyt irritates the hell outta me, so.....yeah, lol....

No offense to your thread, brotha.....

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

If the team relocated and changed the name and logo like the OKC thunder.

 

[Aprogressivone]

Black Quarterback

 

[FloorGeneral]

I think the only acceptable way you can switch allegiances is if you're rooting for a team BECAUSE your home state doesn't have a team, then they suddenly get one, or if they have one, and lose that team.