[St. Loser Fan]

I do seriously feel sorry for Rams fans sitting near a group of Falcons fans. I remember when they came to St. Louis their fans were some of the most obnoxious I'd dealt with. Honestly worse than Raiders fans. They beat a bad Rams team and acted like they'd won the Super Bowl.

[moklerman]

Yup. Now tell me again how losing was acceptable in St. Louis but not in Los Angeles. Or how poor attendance is okay in LA but damn near criminal in STL.

I can't, because I never said that.

Please, just stop with the LA vs. StL.

[Ramzee]

Yup. Now tell me again how losing was acceptable in St. Louis but not in Los Angeles. Or how poor attendance is okay in LA but damn near criminal in STL.

The thing about it is this. It's this way for all fans in all cities. People want to act like theyre special and their crap don't stink. That's the truth. That's why there is conflict here.

STL really went hard on LA fans when the team moved cuz they were obviously happy they got a new team and LA fans were mad they left. Attendance got the blame. That was the reason and logic used. You don't support the team, so they leave and we will so they're here. But the reality is, you weren't better than anyone else, you were the same as everyone else and when you decided to stop supporting the team cuz of the state of the team, they too, left.

Now they're back here and it's all happening all over again. Why? Cuz that's how it is. That's how it is here, that's how it is there, that's how it is everywhere. NFL teams need to win if they want support and if they don't get support, the team will leave. That's the vicious cycle.

The problem is people acting like theyre better than everyone else and expecting some logical response to acknowledge that, when it can't because that's not logical.

For what the NFL wants to demand as a premium to support their product, they better put out a damn good product. People can't afford to toss money into a pit for no entertainment value.

[Elvis]

Yup. Now tell me again how losing was acceptable in St. Louis but not in Los Angeles. Or how poor attendance is okay in LA but damn near criminal in STL.

The Rams official attendance for today was 82,495.

Now we know they didn't all show up and a lot of people left early but last year the Rams were doing 55k a game (official number not actual attendance). And we know there were a lot less than 55k at the games. They were dead last in the league.

Now they're 2nd best, only behind Dallas.

That's one hell of an improvement.

No matter how hard you try to spin it, St. Louis will never be able to compete with L.A. as an NFL market...

[dieterbrock]

It's not the same thing at all.
Had St. Louis gotten the chuck Knox bullshit team, they would have revolted right away as well.
Instead they got the new team and the honeymoon phase with rich brooks

[Elvis]

I'm confident a new era with a new HC begins next year.

But even in the 5th and worst year of Jeff Fisher, the Rams are doing 80+k a game...

[DirtyFacedKid]

That was brutal. The first 10 seconds set the tone. We're trying L.A., we're really trying. Work with us here.

BTW, sorry we could not stop by the tailgating and thanks again for the invite. We got there about an hour 1/2 before kick off and, it being our first time at the Coliseum, we decided to just get in and enjoy the experience. Great seats, friendly people and GO, dude running on the field. Best play of the day.

[RedAlice]

I'm confident a new era with a new HC begins next year.

But even in the 5th and worst year of Jeff Fisher, the Rams are doing 80+k a game...

This.

There is pretty much nothing else nothing to say. We ARE showing up every game. Mad or not we are there.

We believe (as a whole) as far as I can tell - these are our Rams. We are gonna be winning. Very soon.

[RedAlice]

To say again: These are our Rams. We will be winning soon.

And in the meantime, still our Rams. Yep!

i love them.

[RedAlice]

That was brutal. The first 10 seconds set the tone. We're trying L.A., we're really trying. Work with us here.

BTW, sorry we could not stop by the tailgating and thanks again for the invite. We got there about an hour 1/2 before kick off and, it being our first time at the Coliseum, we decided to just get in and enjoy the experience. Great seats, friendly people and GO, dude running on the field. Best play of the day.

Sorry we did not get to meet you. Happy to see you had a great time!! That is really the most important thing.

Next time! And until then: Go Rams!