A mysterious Buffalo Bills supporter has sparked a debate with a bold statement, urging Toronto fans to stop cheering for their team due to a perceived 'curse'. This anonymous fan's plea, displayed on a sign near Queen and Church streets, suggests that Toronto's sports 'curse' could impact the Bills' Super Bowl aspirations. But here's where it gets controversial... The sign's message, 'If you love us, you'll let us go. It's not us, it's you. Halloween may be over, but your curse isn't,' has sparked curiosity and debate. The Bills' recent loss to the Miami Dolphins and their season's ups and downs have led to this intriguing request. The anonymous fan even proposes a unique solution: 'Niagara Falls is already split - that’s done. We’ll take Lake Erie, and you take Lake Ontario.' This isn't the first time Toronto and Buffalo have had a sports-related falling out. A similar poster was spotted in Toronto before the Blue Jays' World Series loss, signed by Bills Mafia, which some speculate could have been written by a Torontonian. The first poster's appearance didn't help Toronto's reputation, as it came after the Blue Jays' near-miss World Series run. Despite the tension, the Bills and Maple Leafs Sports & Entertainment recently partnered to grow football in Canada. So, what do you think? Do you agree with this anonymous fan's plea? Or is it just a friendly rivalry? Share your thoughts in the comments and let's discuss this controversial topic!
