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"To add on to this, and to put it in perspective, lets take out the hate Bob Irsay, Eminent Domain, or Maryland Legislature stuff. The bottom line is no fan base will ever be happy with losing a team. This is not a business perspective , but a fan perspective. It could be Baltimore, Cleveland, Houston, or even fans of the old Brooklyn Dodgers, but the fans of the city from where a team moved, are never going to like it, or have fond memories of it. Sure, we all know the reasons for a move, and what caused it, but you can't expect a fan to get over it, or like it. You just basically get used to it, move on to your new team, but keep a warm spot in your heart for the old team. If fan bases got over these moves easily, Art Modell would be in the Hall of Fame today. However, I can fully understand why Cleveland does not want him in, and understand it.   The hard thing is when, for thirty years as a fan, this team was part of your history, but because of a move, you are told by the NFL it's no longer your history. That is what I struggle with. I understand all the franchise and ownership arguments, but these are mainly the emotions of fans. The way I deal with it is that I feel I had a team, the Baltimore Colts from 1953-1983, and then the Baltimore Ravens from 1996-present. As far as I'm concerned, the NFL years 1984-1995 are dead to me. \n"
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