Huntley Paton
Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan
If the Atlanta Falcons?
needed any extra motivation for their playoff battle against the New York Giants? on Sunday, ESPN New York just gave it to them on a golden platter.ESPN New York writer Rob Parker takes Atlanta to the woodshed for its support, or lack thereof, of all its professional sports teams, including the recently departed Atlanta Thrashers?
. He argues the town?s lukewarm support for sports means the Falcons don?t deserve to beat the Giants, noting attendance at Falcons games ranks 15th out of the 32 NFL teams.?If the New York Yankees?
are the standard for excellence in baseball, Atlanta is the epitome of the bottom of the barrel when it comes to fan support,? Parker writes. ?Hence, the Atlanta Falcons shouldn?t be allowed to win and reward some of the worst fans in the country. They just don?t get it. They are both missing in action and simply not passionate enough to appreciate their team winning in the NFL playoffs and moving on to the next round.?Click here for the full scathing article about Atlanta.
Have your say -- Click here and take our poll about the city?s support for its teams.
If the Atlanta Falcons?
needed any extra motivation for their playoff battle against the New York Giants? on Sunday, ESPN New York just gave it to them on a golden platter.ESPN New York writer Rob Parker takes Atlanta to the woodshed for its support, or lack thereof, of all its professional sports teams, including the recently departed Atlanta Thrashers?
. He argues the town?s lukewarm support for sports means the Falcons don?t deserve to beat the Giants, noting attendance at Falcons games ranks 15th out of the 32 NFL teams.?If the New York Yankees?
are the standard for excellence in baseball, Atlanta is the epitome of the bottom of the barrel when it comes to fan support,? Parker writes. ?Hence, the Atlanta Falcons shouldn?t be allowed to win and reward some of the worst fans in the country. They just don?t get it. They are both missing in action and simply not passionate enough to appreciate their team winning in the NFL playoffs and moving on to the next round.?Click here for the full scathing article about Atlanta.
Have your say -- Click here and take our poll about the city?s support for its teams.
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