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If you were a Cleveland Indians fan in the 1980’s, you certainly know this memorable jingle… “So Catch Indian Fever…Be A Believer!”
Yes, we suffered through a tough decade of baseball, but we had great fans…(and catchy commercial jingles!)
Another raucous crowd at Richfield Coliseum is ready to rock! Legendary PA announcer Howie Chizek with your Cleveland Force starting lineup…
There isn’t a season in Cleveland Browns history that captured the heart, spirit or love that this city has for our team quite like 1980.
The ‘Kardiac Kids’ were just special on a different level. Of course, the epic “12 Days of Christmas” song and lyrics are forever linked to this great team and even greater city.
“Brian Sipe a-passin’,,,,On a Rutigliano Super Bowl team !”
Designed with an ultra-soft tri-blend fabric, this Kardiac Kids Christmas tee offers a lightweight, fitted look that holds its shape wash after wash. Perfect for game days at the Stadium or holiday gift-giving for the Cleveland Browns lover in your family.
Ali Kazemaini (affectionately known by fans as the “Kaz”) was a versatile playmaker, 1985 MISL rookie of the year, and a fan favorite.
Cleveland Municipal Stadium…aka “Pandemonium Palace”.
Who can forget the electric atmosphere, great games and great teams of the late 1980s?
Bernie Kosar behind center, the Dawg Defense (and fans) barking, and the late/great Nev Chandler on the call.
If you aren’t from Cleveland, you might consider this cathedral ‘The Mistake On The Lake’, but if you’re a Browns fan – you know it personally and passionately as ‘Pandemomium Palace’.
The classic 1970s INDIANS block letters…doesn’t get much better (or more Cleveland) than that!
#25 Keith Furphy, an electric scorer known affectionately by Cleveland faithful as “The Blond Bomber”.
1980 NFL MVP Brian Sipe had Cleveland fans in a frenzy, making plans for the Browns to make their 1st trip to the “Siper” Bowl (aka Super Bowl).
If you were a Cleveland Indians fan in the 1980’s, you certainly know this memorable jingle… “So Catch Indian Fever…Be A Believer!”
In the mid 1980s the best defensive players in Cleveland were Clay Matthews, Hanford Dixon and…Benny Dargle. Tough-nosed, energic and with his signature beard – Dargle was a fan favorite to legions of Clevelanders that rocked Richfield Coliseum night in and night out to root on the Force. • 100% breathable polyester (mesh) • Fabric…
At the center of it all – Kai Haaskivi the most popular player in franchise history (undoubtedly “Mr. Force”).
Bernie James anchored the defense from 1982-1987, was one of the leagues’ toughest back line players – named MISL Defender of the Year 1982-83.