I am going to have a hard time at the Raiders games!It is really uncomportable when you have to turn your spikes inside out, and are still not allowed to use profanity.I am starting to like the whole “do whatever the heak you want” attitude that the state of Texas has. Maybe I should move there, get a Hound dog, two guns, and a bottle of Jack, sit on my porch and shoot people who enter my property!What do you think?

lol yeah but Texas allows everything, but nothing ever happens if Oakland switched to that policy lookout, one of my favorite fan bases they are so intimidating which made it funny that their stadium policy bans exactly that.

Its one thing to ban some things and another to actually inforce it. I would bet that if I went to a Raiders game in Oakland and was terrorizing a Broncos fan with quick wit jabs and hard nosed cheepshots, I would not get thrown out.
Ok maybe I would!

From watching them, going to games, and hear stories from my dad to all the games he went to over the 10 years (73 to 83) when he had season tickets. I hope to keep my season tickets for a very long time (4th year).

I am also on the waiting list for the eagles (maybe try to test how well those stadium rules are inforced)………haha

Not sure where you live but I will be planning some sort of tailgate when I see how the NHL schedule breaks down when it is released tomorrow, anybody from here would be more then welcome to come on down and enjoy the madness !

make that feb 12th, 2007

Loved the Keith Primeau post, that Philly team with him and the big E was scary I remeber hearing back then that the average weight of a Flyer was slightly heavier than that of an Eagle by like a pound or two. I never checked to varify this but the fact that it was believeable was enough to fear the Flyers

Philly bans Abusive, foul or disruptive language and obscene gestures and fighting ot taunting (true, but anybody who has been to games outside their own teams stadiums know this is the case everywhere)Also food not wrapped in clear plastic is not allowed. (Well for this I can see, I use to hand out the giveaways at Veteran’s Stadium and people would wrap up like 4 beers like it was a hoagie or to other a “lunch meat sandwhich” and get it into the stadium)This is the same place that booed Santa off the field right (this one I am beyond tired and it annoys me when anybody brings it up. This happens in 1967, I for one wasn’t even born yet and nobody seems to ever let it go.)nice stuff terry, still being amazed by dumb policies.

Yeah alot of these are overlapped but I tried to point out, what seemed out given the stadium and Philly fans are tough they were booing Mcnabb in favour of AJ Feeley,
It’s good to know about the beer in a bag trick, I’ll use that if I’m ever in Philly…
I am also kind of sick of the Santa thing but still that attitude of being the toughest fanbase anywhere still exists in Philly, and I was trying to use it to display just how much it contradicts the fanbase as a whole.
I’m surprised you didn’t like my Mcnabb soup that eats like a meal line, he has been in a ton of those commercials, I thought that would kill.

i liked the McNabb thing I just forgot it once I saw the Santa reference………..I always here were a tough fan base but would any place be tough on their teams when they expect the best from them even if they dont succeed ?

I will always if I remember refer to part Keith Primeau’s speech from Feb 13th, 2007 about philly fans to me it says it all about us and our players.

“And now for me the most important thank you of this evening, and why I stand here so humbly. I learned early on during my stay in Philadelphia that you need not be the most talented, the most skilled, the best goal scorer or the best playmaker but if you play with passion, desire and a blue collar attitude you would and could be embraced more than you could ever imagine. I took great pride in putting on my Flyers jersey because I felt as though every time I did I had your support. I will always give credit to the fans in Philadelphia for creating my identity as a player and as a person and for that I humbly thank you.”

Philly bans Abusive, foul or disruptive language and obscene gestures and fighting ot taunting (true, but anybody who has been to games outside their own teams stadiums know this is the case everywhere)
Also food not wrapped in clear plastic is not allowed. (Well for this I can see, I use to hand out the giveaways at Veteran’s Stadium and people would wrap up like 4 beers like it was a hoagie or to other a “lunch meat sandwhich” and get it into the stadium)
This is the same place that booed Santa off the field right (this one I am beyond tired and it annoys me when anybody brings it up. This happens in 1967, I for one wasn’t even born yet and nobody seems to ever let it go.)
nice stuff terry, still being amazed by dumb policies.

Yeah alot of these are overlapped but I tried to point out, what seemed out given the stadium and Philly fans are tough they were booing Mcnabb in favour of AJ Feeley,

It’s good to know about the beer in a bag trick, I’ll use that if I’m ever in Philly…

I am also kind of sick of the Santa thing but still that attitude of being the toughest fanbase anywhere still exists in Philly, and I was trying to use it to display just how much it contradicts the fanbase as a whole.

I’m surprised you didn’t like my Mcnabb soup that eats like a meal line, he has been in a ton of those commercials, I thought that would kill.

I am going to have a hard time at the Raiders games!It is really uncomportable when you have to turn your spikes inside out, and are still not allowed to use profanity.
I am starting to like the whole “do whatever the heak you want” attitude that the state of Texas has. Maybe I should move there, get a Hound dog, two guns, and a bottle of Jack, sit on my porch and shoot people who enter my property!What do you think?

lol yeah but Texas allows everything, but nothing ever happens if Oakland switched to that policy lookout, one of my favorite fan bases they are so intimidating which made it funny that their stadium policy bans exactly that.

Also food not wrapped in clear plastic is not allowed. (Well for this I can see, I use to hand out the giveaways at Veteran’s Stadium and people would wrap up like 4 beers like it was a hoagie or to other a “lunch meat sandwhich” and get it into the stadium)

This is the same place that booed Santa off the field right (this one I am beyond tired and it annoys me when anybody brings it up. This happens in 1967, I for one wasn’t even born yet and nobody seems to ever let it go.)

nice stuff terry, still being amazed by dumb policies.

I am starting to like the whole “do whatever the heak you want” attitude that the state of Texas has. Maybe I should move there, get a Hound dog, two guns, and a bottle of Jack, sit on my porch and shoot people who enter my property!
What do you think?