TVFactFan
06-03-2006, 11:18 PM
out as the clock was ticking down and she realized the game was over. She was in her 20's and I know how she feels because it does hurt when you have an emotional attachment to your team. I had many days like that when I was a youngster and i did not laugh because it showed me that she is a true sports fan. Also The Suns Fans are Great, even though the game was out of reach none of the Fans left the building.
Brian Damage
06-03-2006, 11:36 PM
Solomon, I'd like to know what team you ever had an emotional attachment to. lol
TVFactFan
06-03-2006, 11:38 PM
Solomon, I'd like to know what team you ever had an emotional attachment to. lol
1987-Redskins
1987-Lakers
TVFactFan
06-03-2006, 11:38 PM
Solomon, I'd like to know what team you ever had an emotional attachment to. lol
Joe Montana had me crying like a baby in the late 80's
Brian Damage
06-03-2006, 11:40 PM
Joe Montana had me crying like a baby in the late 80's
You are not the only one. :lol:
TVFactFan
06-03-2006, 11:42 PM
You are not the only one. :lol:
That's why I didn't laugh at the girl as her boyfriend was trying to tell her it's going to be ok because I have been there. I have thrown remote controls out the window because of Joe Montana and destroyed christmas presents relatives gave me because of Joe-lol
Joe Montana had me crying like a baby in the late 80's
The Nets had me crying like a baby from 1998-2001. Actually, it wasn't the whole team. Just Stephon Marbury, Evan Eschmeyer and Jim McIlvaine.
GARFIELDKOOL
06-04-2006, 09:52 AM
1987-Redskins
1987-Lakers
You had emotional attachment over those two teams? I am surprised. I didn't get emotional on this game, but it was a dagger in the heart-The 1997 NBA Western Conference Finals Houston Rockets and the Utah Jazz when John Stockon hit that buzzer beater to put the Jazz in the finals. I was silenced for a long time because I felt Houston should have won the game and the series.
Anyway, this game here, the Suns just lost confidence. I partly blame Steve Nash because he didn't try to take over. He passed up good shots and should have drove inside and get fouled. but he seemed a little tentative. Oh well, I won't be watching the finals. Two teams I definitely didn't want to make the finals.
Mr. Television
06-04-2006, 10:26 AM
Joe Montana had me crying like a baby in the late 80's
He had me crying all through the 80's starting with The Catch. :lol:
Dutabi84
06-04-2006, 10:30 AM
'98 NFC Championship game (actually Jan. of '99). I believe that was the only time I cried after a sporting event.
TVFactFan
06-04-2006, 11:12 AM
'98 NFC Championship game (actually Jan. of '99). I believe that was the only time I cried after a sporting event.
Yeah I think that was the FG winning kick by Atlanta to put Minny out after a 15-1 season
TVFactFan
06-04-2006, 11:15 AM
He had me crying all through the 80's starting with The Catch. :lol:
Which is why i was SOOOOOOOOOO Happy he was knocked out of the game in Jan of 1990 because I knew he couldn't win the game from the sidelines-lol That was one of the greatest Sports moments of my entire life because I really feared Joe Montana and i strongly believed he could not be stopped. I didn't cry much after THAT_lol
Rachel3118
06-07-2006, 08:01 PM
I don't think I've cryed after a sporting event but I have been pretty depressed after some games. It was hard when the wizards lost 3 playoff games by one point in their series agianst Clevland this year.
TVFactFan
06-08-2006, 01:05 AM
I don't think I've cryed after a sporting event but I have been pretty depressed after some games. It was hard when the wizards lost 3 playoff games by one point in their series agianst Clevland this year.
I might cry if Shaq wins another title-lol