A man is throwing a parade at FirstEnergy Stadium for the winless Cleveland Browns Saturday evening.
The “Perfect Season Parade” will include thousands of bummed-out Cleveland Browns fans who are upset their team lost 0-16 for the season, reported the Associated Press. The organizer Chris McNeil’s parade will include a bus, RVs, an ambulance and a hearse to show their dissatisfaction with this season, believing a misery parade will be a cathartic experience.
“Recognizing perfection from the team that has given us nothing since 1999,” said the description on its Facebook page. The Browns have not won a game in two seasons. McNeil added that the parade is really a protest with 6,600 people going, according to his Facebook page.
“We greatly appreciate the passion of all our fans and we apologize to them for not making 2017 an enjoyable season,” said the Browns said in a statement, adding that, “We certainly hear them and understand their frustration. Obviously, we want the same thing as our fans; winning results. We are committed to doing everything we can to improve and build them the type of team they most certainly deserve.”
Money raised for the event will go to the Cleveland Food Bank.
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