[RamsFanSince89]

Although I liked the site, I found it ironic that a majority of the posters didn’t care too much about LA fans being upset, the first few years, about the relocation. And when the tables were turned, the same majority were too butt hurt to migrate to this or laramsfans. Many of us die hards were the ones who faithfully followed them from LA to STL and back. Secondly, the premise of the site being “Real” Rams fans was such a joke. A majority of them were “Real” St Louis fans CLAIMING to be “Real” Rams fans. Don’t be ranker.......be faithful like many of us here.

With that said, I’d like to give props to all the St Louis fans who are sticking it out so far by joining these sites (i.e. St Loser and any others)

[Rams the Legends live on]

Not sure how many former RRF (realramsfans) members are here, and most that had posted there don’t visit, but it appears that it has finally completed its death spiral. Been a couple days that it’s down
Farewell if so, was a great site at one point
Glad we have this place in its place!!

I will always be grateful for the site because while I do love my Rams. The friendships I have made and the respect I have garnered from that site, will always be the the most value to me.

In this world it sometimes feels like a uphill battle to feel like you may even belong so was and is always nice when you can feel like you can plop down somewhere and just shoot the breeze or spill your guts and find that you are not alone because many share the same perspective across a variation of topics and experiences.

I will always be grateful for the site and I had a opportunity to meet folks who you may never meet eye to eye yet still feel like you know them as well as folks you have actually met and are able to call them friends.

[ramsman34]

That site got me to physically meet, Elvis, the Hacksaws, and many others here in LA, I am fond of and thankful for that. It was my go-to site then, much like RFU is now.

[SWAdude]

That site got me to physically meet, Elvis, the Hacksaws, and many others here in LA, I am fond of and thankful for that. It was my go-to site then, much like RFU is now.

This is so true.

This site very likely wouldn't be, or at least be what it is, if it wasn't for RRF.

Because of the logistics of my location on January 12,2016, RRF was my only link for the events as they unfolded that day.

I would sometimes go to that thread that was so wisely locked and permanently located at the top of the first page so some of us could look back on that incredible log of our Rams history. Fascinating dialog and historical points with that entire thread.

[dieterbrock]

I’m trying like heck to get out to the Seahawks game and would love to meet you guys in person.
All thanks to RRF...

[aeneas1]

rrf was a godsend for those who, like myself, were used to wading through the ramstalk muck, i really can't overstate how great it was to find a rams forum like rrf, it absolutely rocked and was the only rams board i frequented... but all good things come to an end it seems, and i finally bailed, it had just changed too much for me, and i never looked back, which was easy because by the time i left it was nothing like the rrf board i originally joined... that said, i agree with those who say it's a shame that all of those posts are lost forever, it had indeed become a nice reference, plus it was always fun to revisit some of those familiar member names from yesteryear, always brought back a lot of fond memories.

[RedAlice]

I’m trying like heck to get out to the Seahawks game and would love to meet you guys in person.
All thanks to RRF...

Would love to meet you at one of 63’s tailgates.

I only posted a few times at RRF, I was kinda upset my response from STL fans on all Rams boards at that time.

So I gave up on Rams boards until this one, during the Oxnard camp days.

When it was obvious we have true Rams fans here.

[R4L]

Great site. I remember when i broke the rg3 trade at 4 am from a women's magazine website of all places. They called me crazy, then it was true.

I guess it was more of a St Louis fans site which would explain why they shut it down pretty much when the Rams moved back to LA.

[RedAlice]

We have a unique fan base.

Unlike the major teams who have always been in one city and identity is solidly tied to that, our team has moved.

Those of us who have been thru both moves, love our Rams.

And welcome fans from both cities, and new fans.

I think that makes us wonderful. Wasn’t our choice, but just is.

[Ramsdude]

We have a unique fan base.

Unlike the major teams who have always been in one city and identity is solidly tied to that, our team has moved.

Those of us who have been thru both moves, love our Rams.

And welcome fans from both cities, and new fans.

I think that makes us wonderful. Wasn’t our choice, but just is.

Agreed. I will also say that I think we didn't choose the Rams as our team, the Horns chose us! Once I saw those helmets...that was it.

Never had a "second" favorite team. Just couldn't root for anyone else with the same passion as I do for the Rams. I couldn't even force it. lol Through all those losing seasons, I tried to have a second favorite team but it just wasn't the same.