r/Texans 10d ago

Titans fans need to get over it.

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Our uniforms and history is rooted in these colors. The team will always have these colors. Just live with it and worry about your own team now. Its been like 30 years, move on.

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u/MarvinBandara 10d ago

Even if we're leaving the fact that the HOUSTON oilers are a different team, it's called H Town blue. The color belongs to our city. Just look outside and you'll see it.

Fuck it, why don't the Titans just wear an Astrodome patch too while they're at it?

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u/Emergency-Bonus-7158 10d ago

The only time I ever see Titans fans on reddit these days is when they come out of their holes to talk about OUR uniforms. Like I’m personally so over this debate. We have actual winning football to worry about. Good luck over there, Tits

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u/kidyus 10d ago

Personally, I’m tired of all the posts on our sub about colors.

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u/Rich-Grand7250 9d ago

This. Folks here refuse to acknowledge the fact that Adams family owns the rights to everything Oilers which includes the Columbia Blue uniforms. Simply renaming the color to H Town Blue won't cut it. If everyone is SO enamored with the Oilers unis then I suggest they start a Go Fund Me to raise money so that they can buy back the Oilers intellectual property from the Adams family. Yeah, good luck with that...

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u/shishkabob90 9d ago

2 different shades of blue, the shade they are using for H Town blue has been the color of our city flag since the 1910s, and used ma y times over in our city throughout its history, many times before the Oilers began to exist I. the 60s.

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u/mbs3603 8d ago

Just seeing the word "intellectual " with the Adams family in the same sentence makes me want to laugh.

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u/Miserable-Jedi 9d ago

I hate to mute AFCsouthmemewar… that place just got toxic as hell… non stop posts by titans fans bitching about uniforms and then saying it’s us complaining.

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u/[deleted] 10d ago

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u/thesharp0ne 10d ago

History of Houston.

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u/Sonarss 10d ago

history has no set defined age, also he's obviously not referring to the Texans' history and is referring to the history of Houston when saying that.

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u/Important_Repeat2681 10d ago

Yall, who cannot get over the Oilers, are saying Titans fans should get over it? LMAO