CT's Annual Bad Team Slogan Poll 2007

[TruffleShuffle]

Rockies - "R You In?"

 

Tell me this isn't real.

 

http://i172.photobucket.com/albums/w20/CTCubsFan/col_logobanner_primary.jpg

 

The slogan for Penn State basketballl was "Are You In?" My answer was always "no." That slogan sucks no matter how it's used.

[sherwood921]

I don't see a problem with the White Sox one. There are 2 teams in Chicago, they are simply trying to claim to be better, which, as of late is true. In fact, when I spent a day with the Sox over my winter break I saw a bunch of their upcoming plans. For the most part I thought they were all pretty good.

[ctcf]

I don't see a problem with the White Sox one. There are 2 teams in Chicago, they are simply trying to claim to be better, which, as of late is true. In fact, when I spent a day with the Sox over my winter break I saw a bunch of their upcoming plans. For the most part I thought they were all pretty good.

Traitor.

 

b& plz

[TruffleShuffle]

I don't see a problem with the White Sox one. There are 2 teams in Chicago, they are simply trying to claim to be better, which, as of late is true. In fact, when I spent a day with the Sox over my winter break I saw a bunch of their upcoming plans. For the most part I thought they were all pretty good.

 

could you ever see the cubs launching an ad campaign that is clearly trying to compete with the white sox? God, I hope not. Let them be the ones with the inferiority complex.

[B]

"R You In" got my vote. The Nats makes sense to me. They are in the nation's capital. It's dumb, but it makes sense.

[CubmanPi]

I had to vote WSox, just because I gound myself getting toward the end of the list hoping it would be on there, but there is some surprisingly good competition on there.

 

"R you in? Get it? It's like asking 'Are you in?', but our name begins with an 'R', so we just spelled the first word of the question that way, because it's pronounced the same, but now we get to use our--I mean, R--logo in there instead. It's clever."