Would You Ever Quit on the Fins?

[BahamaFinFan78]

Would you ever turn in your fan card? Is there anything the Fins franchise could do that would make you quit? If so, what*

 

[Sticky Gloves]

No. I will die miserable.

 

[phishfan4life]

Nope, I will either celebrate the turnaround of this franchise, or go down with the ship. No turning in my fan card at this point....I'm in too deep!

 

[Birdmond]

No. I’ve just learned that you can love the franchise and despise the current coaches and players and owner. Step 1 was getting rid of Grier.

 

[TXFinFan]

Ask me again after we finish 6 - 11 and miss out on a QB and we hire the only GM candidate that agrees to give McD and Tua another year.

 

[BahamaFinFan78]

Ask me again after we finish 6 - 11 and miss out on a QB and we hire the only GM candidate that agrees to give McD and Tua another year.

That's my biggest fear with them now, and sadly the most likely scenario

 

[lynx]

I wish I could!

I watched my first game at age 10 - Chargers beating the Dolphins 41-38 in OT in 1981.

So that's 44 years of almost complete misery, if Marino never came around I'm sure I would have lost interest so a lot of this is his fault, lol

 

[BROGS]

I ve been fan since Csonka and no name defense so I'm in it for the long haul.

 

[TrogdorTheBurninator]

Maybe if I stop watching football all together, or the team relocates are the only situations I could see quitting.

 

[iammclovin804]

I wasn't going to participate in anything Dolphins if Grier was still around next year. Not sure what my next hard line will be, but I guess we'll find out in another 15 years or so.

 

[MrChadRico]

I tried, its impossible.

You can root for another team but you'll find that the Fins are always the main priority. Even when they're awful.

I started rooting for the Dolphins as soon as I understood what football was. Maybe if you didnt become a fan until you were an adult it would be easier to quit them, but if you're a lifer, its impossible.

 

[AMakados10]

I said in the hire Rex Ryan thread that I’d turn in my fan card.

In over 6 years of posting here, and for years on another forum, that’s the only time I’ve ever said that.

 

[Dolphins del]

No no and no never i will die a phins fan..

 

[Ray R]

Would you ever turn in your fan card? Is there anything the Fins franchise could do that would make you quit? If so, what*

I doubt it.

This was the first team I ever chose to follow that was not the "local team" where I lived.

I've seen some good, some bad and a general set of short, partial recoveries. I am hoping for a longer and more complete recovery to competitive football.

Too many here seem to think getting a few top-notch players is all it will take - they couldn't be more "RONG". Anyway, they clearly couldn't pick the best, at least not based on their metaphoric posturing

NFL football is really the ultimate team sport; and a weak link can collapse an otherwise excellent play, or an entire Offence or Defense.
What is even more interesting is that the weak link could be in the Front Office - unseen, but in control.

There are a lot of weak links in organizations, but the fewer there are, the more effective the organization.

 

[Rick Cartman]

Probably not, i was prepared to check out if Grier was somehow retained for next year though.