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I remember Ben Coates has some crazy circus catch against the Bills back in the day.. But I cant really remember Pats players from back that far. 

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I was in Boston last summer for a weekend to visit my sister.  I wore a Bills shirt around the city and got about 15 "Go Bills" from people I walked by that day.  The only heckling I got was from the owner of an Italian restaurant, and even that was good natured and not mean spirited.  

 

It left me thinking that there are a lot of closet Bills fans in Boston.  

 

 

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...back in the 60's, the Rochester Jaycees used to host Bills exhibitions at the then Aquinas Stadium, a HS venue built in the 50's that held 20,000.....Aquinas HS used to play small college teams for the better competition.....Bills played the then BOSTON Patriots in 1967........oldtimers would remember Babe Parilli, Gino Cappellitti, Jim Nance, Houston Antwine, and even Nick Buoniconti.....

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19 minutes ago, BuffaloPride said:

I just got back from Boston. Also went to Cape Cod and Martha's Vineyard. Wore my Bills hat the whole time, Even went to Gillette stadium. I was looking to get into it with *pats fans. Gotta say, they were very nice. Not what I was expecting at all.

Yeah I was expecting to hear about it from them more but honestly ive heard justas many  "Go Bills!" comments from ex Buffalo natives or people from the area visiting.

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1 hour ago, Jay_Fixit said:

Be prepared for the Bills having these types of “fans” when they win the Bowl in 2020.

 

Success breeds the bandwagon.

 

 

Just say Williams.

 

That covers 5 in 1!

 

And shout out any of our stupid QBs.

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4 minutes ago, matter2003 said:

Yeah I was expecting to hear about it from them more but honestly ive heard justas many  "Go Bills!" comments from ex Buffalo natives or people from the area visiting.

I even got a nice *patriot fan to take a pic of me saluting the house that tom built.

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2 hours ago, Sammy Watkins' Rib said:

Bledsoe, McGinnest, Robert Edwards, Curtis Martin, Milloy, Ty Law, Ben Coates. Off the top of my head. 

 

Not sure about Troy Brown? Kevin Faulk?

Jim Nance, Steve Grogen, Darryl Stingly, Jim Punkett, John Hannah...

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Another fun game to play is walking around the city asking everybody you see to explain the infamous fumble chart. Ah, good times! 

 

 

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14 minutes ago, Augie said:

Another fun game to play is walking around the city asking everybody you see to explain the infamous fumble chart. Ah, good times! 

 

 

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I hate the pats so much that for summer vacation I’m just going to go argue with their fans and visit their empty stadium!

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21 minutes ago, North Buffalo said:

Jim Nance, Steve Grogen, Darryl Stingly, Jim Punkett, John Hannah...

Mosi Tatupu, Tony Eason, Russ Francis, Stanley Morgan.....

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3 hours ago, matter2003 said:

I still have not found a Patriot fan that could name 5 players from before the Tom Brady era...I've asked 4 of the people who talked trash to me to name 5 players from before Tom Brady became QB...

 

One got 3, one got 2 and the others got 1 each...i then proceeded to rattle off about 15 players for them off the top of my head...

 

Confirms what we already knew...Patriot fans are the ultimate front runners and bandwagon fans...

 

All they could say to me after i did that was some version of "Yeah well your team still sucks!".

 

I told them I was revoking their fan card but not to worry because they could just pick another good team to root for and get an early head start for when the Patriots start sucking again once Brady and Bellichick retire.

Boston is and always has been, first and foremost, a Red Sox/baseball town.

 

You won't find better or more knowledgable baseball fans anywhere on the planet.

 

 

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23 minutes ago, Fadingpain said:

Boston is and always has been, first and foremost, a Red Sox/baseball town.

 

You won't find better or more knowledgable baseball fans anywhere on the planet.

 

 

 

I would throw the Bruins in there also.  Historically much more of a hockey town than a football town, IMO.

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30 minutes ago, Fadingpain said:

Boston is and always has been, first and foremost, a Red Sox/baseball town.

 

You won't find better or more knowledgable baseball fans anywhere on the planet.

 

 

Saint Louis might argue that point...

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1 hour ago, OldTimeAFLGuy said:

...back in the 60's, the Rochester Jaycees used to host Bills exhibitions at the then Aquinas Stadium, a HS venue built in the 50's that held 20,000.....Aquinas HS used to play small college teams for the better competition.....Bills played the then BOSTON Patriots in 1967........oldtimers would remember Babe Parilli, Gino Cappellitti, Jim Nance, Houston Antwine, and even Nick Buoniconti.....

That Aquinas team crushes the best of what we have in Section 6,they must have a mind boggling amount of championship wins under their belt.

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18 minutes ago, Johnny Hammersticks said:

 

I would throw the Bruins in there also.  Historically much more of a hockey town than a football town, IMO.

 

22 minutes ago, Johnny Hammersticks said:

 

I would throw the Bruins in there also.  Historically much more of a hockey town than a football town, IMO.

 

 

...Bruins fans do NOT wear Depends....Patsie fans?...meh......hot pink......

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52 minutes ago, Fadingpain said:

Boston is and always has been, first and foremost, a Red Sox/baseball town.

 

You won't find better or more knowledgable baseball fans anywhere on the planet.

 

 

Tell that to a Mets fan that lives in Brooklyn or Queens.

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1 minute ago, Misterbluesky said:

That Aquinas team crushes the best of what we have in Section 6,they must have a mind boggling amount of championship wins under their belt.

 

...they were murderous in the 50's and 60's.....thought 20,000 seat HS stadiums only happened in Texas....a Texas pittance today though...........

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3 hours ago, Johnny Hammersticks said:

 

Yet they continue to win.  So there’s that...

 

 

 

Their team not their fans. I can respect their team and **** on their fans 

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11 minutes ago, Misterbluesky said:

That Aquinas team crushes the best of what we have in Section 6,they must have a mind boggling amount of championship wins under their belt.

 

I believe they have 7 state titles...

 

And Lancaster has beaten them recently In the playoffs 

 

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