Houston Oiler Scrapheap

I started to call this the Houston Oiler Scrapbook, but this useless pile of junk is more of a scrapheap. When team owner K.S. "Bud" Adams moved the team to Nashville, these prized possessions turned into worthless debris.

		A cassette tape of the Houston Oiler fight song. You know, "Look out football, here we come. Houston Oilers number one." I used to play this 15 to 20 times a day. It drove people insane. Click the tape to listen to the song in Real Audio. I'm sorry but Fortune City doesn't allow MP3 files.
		Mousepad: My mouse seems to work better since I retired this thing.
		Curios: Pictured here is the Oiler mascot, the roughneck.
		Ticket stubs: The ticket pictured here is from the expansion team Jackonville Jaguars first ever victory. This may be valuable to J-ville fans.
no picture		Pom-poms:
no picture		Helmet:
no picture		T-shirts:
		Sign
no picture		Calendar:
		Team Posters: This poster features the dynamic duo, Ladd Herzeg and Jerry Glanville.
no picture		Baseball caps:
no picture		Drinking glasses:
		Window decals:
		Towel: You need this to clean the mess when a dumb play makes you spill your drink.
		Toy footballs: You squeeze this to relieve the stress from watching the Oilers blow a big lead.

You may be curious about my take as a former fan on the team formerly known as the Houston Oilers. After watching them play in Tennessee, all I can say is "You can take the Oilers out of Houston but you can't take the Oilers out of the Oilers."