Why? If he hadn't created PSLs then season ticket holders would not need to sell tix to recoup the expense.I blame Jerry Jones for many things, but not on the reseller ticket market.
I do not agree with Jerry Jones screwing over his own customers, but it is the consumer's choice to acquire, retain and/or sell the PSLs. [EDIT] Or any other form of attendance ticketing.Why? If he hadn't created PSLs then season ticket holders would not need to sell tix to recoup the expense.
I agree, but it is still the cause, regardless of who, how or why.I do not agree with Jerry Jones screwing over his own customers, but it is the consumer's choice to acquire, retain and/or sell the PSLs. [EDIT] Or any other form of attendance ticketing.
The fans won't do anything but bend over and take it without KY as they have from Jerry for the last 30 years. And come back for more next week.This game may be the perfect storm. Prime time home game against an opponent who’s 6-0 at Jerry World. Their last win was a playoff throttling. The crowd will be more lubricated than normal. We’re still early enough in the season that fans are not yet resigned to a wasted year. If the Packers go up 14-0 early on a couple of deep bombs, the fans might mutiny. No idea what that might look like, but I’m curious.
Not sure when that picture was taken, but it looks like one of the home games I attended with my best friend, who is a 49ers fan.
Yeah a lot of Cowboys fans sold then tickets off. Nobody wants to see a beat down.This will be like a home game for the Packers.
This will be like a home game for the Packers.
And Jerry won't care in the least. It's still money in his pocket, no matter what colors they wear.Packer fans gonna take over the stadium.
His big yellow smile will be out for everyone to see!!Another 50/50 “Jerry special”?
Only to hear Jerry be thankful that Dak almost came back in garbage timeThis game may be the perfect storm. Prime time home game against an opponent who’s 6-0 at Jerry World. Their last win was a playoff throttling. The crowd will be more lubricated than normal. We’re still early enough in the season that fans are not yet resigned to a wasted year. If the Packers go up 14-0 early on a couple of deep bombs, the fans might mutiny. No idea what that might look like, but I’m curious.
