@bluejackal11, you were actually there when we visited the Golden ones.
But back then, you were playing against San Francisco, and on that specific day, your lot didn't even attempt a single attack on us. We were busy dealing with our own third-tier league
and simply didn't notice you. However, once word got out after the match that you guys were scouting for our local bar, an I. scout came charging toward us like a reconnaissance unit. By the time you actually reached the cafe, the police already had us held up.
Are you quite certain about what you've written? You might want to think twice about that, especially since you list all those major Cleveland away games in California right at the start. It makes it look like you know more about Cleveland's preseason schedule over the last few years than your average local fan does.
Let me explain how I see things. In essence, you are a team that plays it "safe." You aren't the only ones; there are plenty of teams like that in this country. Once you assess that it's feasible, then you make your presence felt; otherwise, it just looks like you "don't acknowledge" the opposition.
I have already written quite extensively on this topic several times before, so I have no desire to be repetitive. It was your luck, coupled with our lack of will to chase you down properly. You have that entirely to blame yourselves for, because every time a group of 30+ gathered, you either had a scheduled trip to Palm Springs, a third-tier game, or some other escort duty... in short, you "didn't acknowledge us."
The only way you could possibly refute me is by bringing up Mote Zar, though my group has never had any issue admitting that, even if I wasn't personally there.
