OT: Easy or hard question to answer?

PACardsFan

ASFN Icon
Joined
May 15, 2002
Posts
11,088
Reaction score
14,471
Location
York, PA
38 years in. The Cards will never win a SB with any Bidwill being part of the team. I’m not sure who this we is but to each his own.
You're still a baby as far as Cardinal pain is concerned lol. But sadly, I have to agree with you as far as Bidwill is concerned.
 

cardpa

Have a Nice Day!
Joined
Mar 14, 2003
Posts
7,742
Reaction score
4,747
Location
Monroe NC
You obviously are not as invested as some of us. So, I don't expect you to understand what we have been through. To each his own.
I've been a Cardinal fan since 1967 so I get the what we have been though probably a lot longer than you, yet I would still pick the US winning the world cup over the super bowl win.
 

AZ Native

Living is Easy with Eyes Closed
Joined
Apr 30, 2007
Posts
17,302
Reaction score
10,738
Location
Cave Creek
I've been a Cardinal fan since 1967 so I get the what we have been though probably a lot longer than you, yet I would still pick the US winning the world cup over the super bowl win.
That’s your choice. Just as it is mine. It’s not only the length of time. It’s the sacrifices made too.
 

Shane

This is my year!
Super Moderator
Moderator
Supporting Member
Joined
May 13, 2002
Posts
75,877
Reaction score
54,660
Location
Las Vegas
Winning a World Cup would be tremendous for US soccer and sports in general. The Cards winning a ring would make maybe 200k happy for an offseason. Bidwill would definitely bring the superbowl ratings way down.
Fake news:

the television ratings and viewership were record-breaking when the Arizona Cardinals played in Super Bowl XLIII on February 1, 2009. The game drew a 42.0 rating and an average of 98.7 million viewers, making it the most-watched Super Bowl and the second most-watched television program in U.S. history at that time.
 

kerouac9

Klowned by Keim
Joined
Feb 14, 2003
Posts
44,299
Reaction score
42,808
Location
Gilbert, AZ
Fake news:

the television ratings and viewership were record-breaking when the Arizona Cardinals played in Super Bowl XLIII on February 1, 2009. The game drew a 42.0 rating and an average of 98.7 million viewers, making it the most-watched Super Bowl and the second most-watched television program in U.S. history at that time.
Steelers fans
 

Shane

This is my year!
Super Moderator
Moderator
Supporting Member
Joined
May 13, 2002
Posts
75,877
Reaction score
54,660
Location
Las Vegas
It’s deranged you’re suggesting that only partisans watched the Super Bowl
It’s deranged to think because the Cardinals were in the SB it would tank the ratings. It clearly didn’t. You arguing otherwise or claiming only Steelers fans is just plain dumb.

In fact while in FL every other fan of every other team that we would run into would say openly before the game how they were rooting for the Cardinals and hope they beat the Steelers ass.
 

WisconsinCard

Herfin BIg Time
Joined
Apr 1, 2003
Posts
17,246
Reaction score
10,852
Location
In A Cigar Bar Near You
It’s deranged to think because the Cardinals were in the SB it would tank the ratings. It clearly didn’t. You arguing otherwise or claiming only Steelers fans is just plain dumb.

In fact while in FL every other fan of every other team that we would run into would say openly before the game how they were rooting for the Cardinals and hope they beat the Steelers ass.
Me too every neutral fan I spoke to there said they wanted the cards to win infact most said screw the Steelers.
 

Shane

This is my year!
Super Moderator
Moderator
Supporting Member
Joined
May 13, 2002
Posts
75,877
Reaction score
54,660
Location
Las Vegas
Sacrifices? Please explain how you made sacrifices for the Arizona Cardinals.
I mean countless hours spent watching, countless thousands upon thousands upon thousands of dollars spent on seeing them. Thousands more on memorabilia/concessions supporting them. The sheer amount of letdowns and heartache as they crush your soul. There are def sacrifices made to be a Cards fan. It’s a choice sure but also a sacrifice that could have been on something far more worth it. Lol
 

oaken1

Stone Cold
Banned from P+R
Joined
Mar 13, 2004
Posts
24,328
Reaction score
25,070
Location
Modesto, California
world cup would by far be the bigger deal - celebrated by hundreds of millions - not tens of thousands - love me some cards but khaman
who are the hundreds of millions of soccer fans that would be legit celebrating a U.S. win??
we barely have hundreds of millions in population,..and aint nobody outside the states going to celebrate us winning...and I wouldnt place any money on over 100 million Americans legit caring if we win the world cup.... get a smile from it?? Sure... but legit celebrating it?? Nah..it doesnt even measure up to beating Russia in the olympics in hockey
 

oaken1

Stone Cold
Banned from P+R
Joined
Mar 13, 2004
Posts
24,328
Reaction score
25,070
Location
Modesto, California
I mean countless hours spent watching, countless thousands upon thousands upon thousands of dollars spent on seeing them. Thousands more on memorabilia/concessions supporting them. The sheer amount of letdowns and heartache as they crush your soul. There are def sacrifices made to be a Cards fan. It’s a choice sure but also a sacrifice that could have been on something far more worth it. Lol
sacrifices??
HA!!!
Ask my three exe wives.....
 
Top