One thing I will never accuse you Raceland fans of is being "fair weather". You are about the best fans a program could have. I think it is good that you are honest when the effort isn't up to par.

 

You gotta call 'em like you seem 'em. :thumb:

One thing I will never accuse you Raceland fans of is being "fair weather". You are about the best fans a program could have. I think it is good that you are honest when the effort isn't up to par.

 

:thumb: I know that you haven't Ryan. I was just talking in genral and about no one specific.

Good news from the health standpoint. Our guys seem to be healing nicely and some ahead of schedule and our only possible injury from the grid appears to be a false assumption.

My Kool-Aid remark was a reference to the Jones Town suicide drink (you’re probably too young to remember it). I don’t think it’s time to drink that stuff yet – it’s way too early. :thumb:

Come on, too young, now you just being insulting.

 

I may be too young, but I know my history.

I personally have been a Raceland fan and going to Ram football games for around 37-40 years. Supporting Raceland Football is just like breathing around here, it is just what we do. Our Raceland fans get on the teams and players hard ( Ram, I may have even "yelled" at you when you played :sssh:...just a time or two ) but we also will be the first to pat them on the back and praise them for good play and playing with "Ram Pride" from the first to the last play and "leave it all out on the field "every time out!

 

Undefeated or winless I will always support Raceland, ( I just hope it is not the latter this season:eek:).I guess am old school like others. I am not politically correct and never will be and we tell it like it is/call it like we see it.

I know that fans like Ram, HCT, TGF, sideline doc and plenty of others know what I mean by my statements on this post.

 

GO RAMS!!!!:ylsuper::ylsuper::ylsuper:

Hammer meat nail. All good points old rambler. And yes, I remember you and all the other "fence riders" giving me and my teammates all kind of heck. I dare say it made us better. We knew we were going to be called on it, if we didn't play well, we even talked about it. We preferred to make mistakes on the west end of the field, were you all "Old" guys could see as well.

 

As for being politically correct, we are not, we will say it the way it is, if you can't take the truth, please don't listen.

 

Here is to the team fixing all the problems, and coming out with emotion and pride and playing to the best of their ability. I am now being optimistic, I had a moment of clarity while working out today, and decided that the Rams were going to put it all together and play like they are capable of playing. All positive for me this week, from now on, until someone needs the truth again.

One thing I will never accuse you Raceland fans of is being "fair weather". You are about the best fans a program could have. I think it is good that you are honest when the effort isn't up to par.

Call it like you see it, that's the only way I know. The way I see it, your not where you want to be unless you are standing in that State Championship game, that is the only goal a team should have.

Good news from the health standpoint. Our guys seem to be healing nicely and some ahead of schedule and our only possible injury from the grid appears to be a false assumption.

It's about time. I hope no one gets hurt getting out of bed in the morning, or in PE class. This injury thing is KILLING me.:madman:

Good news from the health standpoint. Our guys seem to be healing nicely and some ahead of schedule and our only possible injury from the grid appears to be a false assumption.

 

It's about time. I hope no one gets hurt getting out of bed in the morning, or in PE class. This injury thing is KILLING me.:madman:

 

 

This looks like a new twist in the sand-bagging game to me. Report a lot of injuries so people will vote against you in these polls. But everyone gets better by game time.

 

Teach me master :notworthy:

 

Here is to the team fixing all the problems, and coming out with emotion and pride and playing to the best of their ability. I am now being optimistic, I had a moment of clarity while working out today, and decided that the Rams were going to put it all together and play like they are capable of playing. All positive for me this week, from now on, until someone needs the truth again.

:thumb: I also will look for "Raceland's" football team to show up this week and to have kicked whoever that was wearing our uniforms in the grid out for good! At least that's what I am hoping for.

 

We, as Raceland fans call out our team when we think they deserve it.....no bashing of individual kids, no sense in that....you win as a team and lose as a team....no individual falures to blame, key word is "TEAM". When a player loafs and / or plays bad, has a bad attitude then that imo also reflects back on the "team".

 

So, the Rambler is through slaming and calling out the team for this week, the grid-o-rama is over. Should the Rams play terrible again we will let them know about it. Rams......the grid/pratice is over and you saw what happens when all are no focused. This is Week #1 and the way I see it is that you should pick up the ol' lunch box, get to work on every practice, every drill, every day this week all for one team goal....to go out and get Win #1 of 15 and open up the first can of Orange Crush for this season. :thumb::thumb:

 

GO RAMS!!!........... Fear no one, respect all ...... Play Raceland Ram Football!

Edited August 17, 200917 yr by oldrambler

Good news from the health standpoint. Our guys seem to be healing nicely and some ahead of schedule and our only possible injury from the grid appears to be a false assumption.

 

So…was the same person responsible for diagnosis AND treatment?:lol:

So…was the same person responsible for diagnosis AND treatment?:lol:

 

I can see that it is pick on doc day. Our player had surgery on his hand last year and had pain and weakness in the same area. I was having him follow up at the office where the surgery was performed but today the pain was gone, no numbness and full range of motion. So, what I was afraid may have been a refracture turned out to be a false positive. I am glad I was wrong in my initial assessment. I think it was probably scar tissue breaking loose from the surgery. Just for the record, I am not backing off my initial assessment, just following the signs and symptoms. (If you know what I mean)

So…was the same person responsible for diagnosis AND treatment?:lol:

That's why they call it "Practicing" medicine, they keep practicing, but never seem to get perfect at it.:lol:

So…was the same person responsible for diagnosis AND treatment?:lol:

 

:sssh::sssh:.............:laugh:

Is Raceland's locker room going to look like a Benny Hinn revival in the pregame Saturday night? If so, I reserve the right to retract my pick of Boyd County.

That's why they call it "Practicing" medicine, they keep practicing, but never seem to get perfect at it.:lol:

 

Ouch, my friend.:isurrender: