What is There's Always Next Year?

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A phrase often heard in Cleveland or it's surrounding parts. Generally used to express a mix of disappointment and misguided hope towards a team's chances of winning in the upcoming year after having failed to win a championship. Useable in regard to any sport with one major championship per year.

Person #1: The Cleveland Browns went 4 and 12 this year.

Person #2: Oh well, there's always next year...

See cleveland, there's always next year, losing, failure, cleveland indians, browns, cavaliers, indians
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