Why I Hate The Whiners!

[gogoat1]

I too cheered when A. Williams knocked out Young and I do not feel bad about it. Why............................... he moved. He was not dead... so its OK.
Niners, as long as they can still move is OK to cheer for crushing hits upon them.
Now, lets talk about the Leonard Marshal hit or the Jim Burt hit on Joe Montana !
Which was better ? I will go with Marshals hit along the sideline. It was GLORIOUS.
His back was never the same.
It took me over a decade after he retired to show him any respect.
F the Niners.

 

[Ramlock]

Old enough to remember Gabe and the Foursome owning them.

Used to go to the STL games against the liners. Bandwagoners lived in the Midwest too.

I was shocked to see the fan takeover at the Coliseum when the Rams returned.

They were nothing until the ‘80’s. F them!

 

[Alaskan Ram]

Due to the Hero/Villain Balancing Equation: I'm wired to hate the 9ers as much as I love the Rams.

Akin to:
Neo / Agent Smith,
Batman / Joker,
Pizza / Pineapple,
Drugs / Good Health. (I debated the order on this one)

Not sure my fanaticism can exist without those fuckers.

 

[Rmfnlt]

With you 100%.

The arrogance.
The attitude.

Fuck them. We're 4-2 in the last 6.

Back in 2020, when the Whiners played the Chefs, one of my employees was from SF and was bragging on and on about how they'd win.

So, I made a bet with him. If KC won, he had to buy a jersey and wear it to work for a day. Same for me.
Here he is!!

 

[jacktheripper85]

I remember going to see the Rams in San Francisco when we were in California on vacation. I remember the Rams lost that day and as me and my buddy were walking back through the parking lot with our Ram’s jerseys on some asshole shouts “Rams suck!”

Forgetting where I was I shouted back “why don’t you suck my dick!”

Oh boy, a word of advice-don’t ever shout that at a Niner game if you know what I mean. Me and my buddy had to outrun half the guys in the stadium back to our car!

 

[Classic Rams]

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Thanks I love collecting old Ram stories. Back in the late 80s I went to our library in Hawaii and opened all the micro fish newspapers from 1969 to 71 to xerox copy all the Ram stories and box scores. But now with internet I can keep digital copies.

What I remember about watching that game - the Dolphin one was also on TV the week before - is I was babysitting my young neighbor friend and watching it at his house across the street while his mom went out. So I got paid to watch football. Me and my friend were pissed though because the Rams kept screwing up. I can still picture their TV room and that brown leather rectangle cushion loveseat I sat on while watching like it was last week. Hawaii MNF was delayed 3 hrs back then. We had to avoid listening to it on the radio at 3pm or watching the news and also tell others not to spoil the score. Then it aired on TV later at 6pm.

 

[Ramrocket]

I remember going to see the Rams in San Francisco when we were in California on vacation. I remember the Rams lost that day and as me and my buddy were walking back through the parking lot with our Ram’s jerseys on some asshole shouts “Rams suck!”

Forgetting where I was I shouted back “why don’t you suck my dick!”

Oh boy, a word of advice-don’t ever shout that at a Niner game if you know what I mean. Me and my buddy had to outrun half the guys in the stadium back to our car!

I can well imagine. One can only assume there were scores of Niners fans willing to take you up on the offer.

 

[thirteen28]

Mine started in 1975 when those dirty, filthy cocksuckers handed the Rams one of only two losses during the regular season, 24-23. The Rams were so much better and those sperm guzzlers had no business winning that game, but they did. My burning hatred for them started there, and deepened to an irrevocable level during The Dark Ages (aka the 1980's) when those unredeemable anal warts started winning chips and were quarterbacked by the anti-Christ (Joe Montana).

Pure, fucking, unadulterated cocksucking evil, those guys.

 

[kmramsfan]

Thanks I love collecting old Ram stories. Back in the late 80s I went to our library in Hawaii and opened all the micro fish newspapers from 1969 to 71 to xerox copy all the Ram stories and box scores. But now with internet I can keep digital copies.

What I remember about watching that game - the Dolphin one was also on TV the week before - is I was babysitting my young neighbor friend and watching it at his house across the street while his mom went out. So I got paid to watch football. Me and my friend were pissed though because the Rams kept screwing up. I can still picture their TV room and that brown leather rectangle cushion loveseat I sat on while watching like it was last week. Hawaii MNF was delayed 3 hrs back then. We had to avoid listening to it on the radio at 3pm or watching the news and also tell others not to spoil the score. Then it aired on TV later at 6pm.

Old Rams Stories trivia: I had to look it up (I shouldn't have had to since I listened to so many of them) but ..... do you remember who the color commentator was on the 710 KMPC in LA Rams radio broadcasts with Dick Enberg, during most of the '70s ???

 

[Tumak61]

Whenever I post something like I hope Kittle blows out his achilles some posters point out what a bad person I am, so now I just think it and quietly chuckle to myself.

 

[David Ray]

Old Rams Stories trivia: I had to look it up (I shouldn't have had to since I listened to so many of them) but ..... do you remember who the color commentator was on the 710 KMPC in LA Rams radio broadcasts with Dick Enberg, during most of the '70s ???

I admit to wikiing this to verify, but it was Dick Bass, correct?

 

[David Ray]

I admit to wikiing this to verify, but it was Dick Bass, correct?

Are you referring, then, to Don Drysdale?

 

[brucebruce]

Back in 2020, when the Whiners played the Chefs, one of my employees was from SF and was bragging on and on about how they'd win.

So, I made a bet with him. If KC won, he had to buy a jersey and wear it to work for a day. Same for me.
Here he is!!

I figured the wager would be to buy and wear the Rams or 9ers gear.

 

[David Ray]

Old Rams Stories trivia: I had to look it up (I shouldn't have had to since I listened to so many of them) but ..... do you remember who the color commentator was on the 710 KMPC in LA Rams radio broadcasts with Dick Enberg, during most of the '70s ???

Radio and television​

The Rams were the first NFL team to televise their home games; in a sponsorship arrangement with Admiral television, all home games of the 1950 NFL season were shown locally. The Rams also televised games in the early 1950s. The 1951 NFL Championship Game was the first championship game televised coast-to-coast (via the DuMont Network). During the team's years in Los Angeles all games were broadcast on KMPC radio (710 AM); play-by-play announcers were Bob Kelley (who accompanied the team from Cleveland and worked until his death in 1966), Dick Enberg (1966–1977), Al Wisk (1978–1979), Bob Starr (1980–1989, 1993), Eddie Doucette (1990), Paul Olden (1991–1992), and Steve Physioc (1994). Analysts included Gil Stratton, Steve Bailey, Dave Niehaus (1968–1972), Don Drysdale (1973–1976), Dick Bass (1977–1986), Jack Youngblood (1987–1991), Jack Snow (1992–1994), and Deacon Jones (1994). Today, former Tampa Bay Buccaneers reporter and Pac-12 Network broadcaster J.B. Long is the current play-by-play announcer with former running back Maurice Jones-Drew as the side analyst.