RonWashington
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It was nice of them to pick up the check Bob



Id love to share your optimism brother. Unfortunately id be shocked if the 9ers motion offense didnt completely confuse our defense and the run it down our throats.That's right, Dallas is due to beat California. This would make me very happy indeed. I am of the mindset that if Dallas can play offensively like they played against Philadelphia earlier in the year they can put together a winning streak. It's in Schottenheimer's hands, if the play calling improves Dallas wins a high scoring contest Sunday afternoon. GO COWBOYS. Give me Dallas 38-31.
Hail no!Did you pick up their tab Bob?

yes...we won a Super Bowl since they have....loser franchise..of course they are wild up.
They havent won a super bowl in 30 yrs ..lol
LOL!Hail no!![]()
You know, they make it seem like that on TV. I've never been to a game where it was. A majority of other fans, there's maybe 20,000 on a day where there's a lot of Opponents. Fans. It can sound loud, it can look like that, but it is really not. When you're talking about having. 70,000 Cowboys fans. On almost any given game. Give or take, I mean, it's still not. What people are making out to be in here, that's never happened. I've been in 10 games. Maybe I've been lucky, but. It is loud. The tailgating people are just as passionate. About the Cowboys, if they've ever been. Of course, when they're getting beat real bad, it goes quiet a bit. Trust me, I was there. A long while ago I. I believe Matthew Stafford was still a lion. The Cowboys were dominating with Tony Romo just destroying the Detroit Lions. They had like a 24 point lead in the fourth quarter, much like we did to Philadelphia a couple years ago or last year.
And they end up losing that game. What a disappointment that was. They lost that game. After dominating for three quarters. But that game, I mean, obviously it was really loud. But nothing's changed. I'm only using this as an example but. Anytime I go to a game, it feels a lot the same. Cowboy fans are cheering, they're they're passionate. And yes, just like any other. Then you there's probably gonna be quite a few Opponents, fans, it is just how it works nowadays with the Internet you can buy them anywhere and everywhere. If somebody's willing to pay a lot, they're going to end up getting a ticket.
I'm saying from personal experience, I go to games, nothing has changed. Not even from the fuel that when I went to Texas Stadium. Now it's a lot easier for me. It's 8 miles away in Arlington. I can just grab an Uber. But the games feel the same. I understand why people would think differently. That's what people want you to think. That they're so down on Jerry that everyone selling their tickets. Well, why would they have tickets in the first place? I mean, most of the tickets that are sold are season ticket holders that are selling some of their games during the week, but they don't sell every game, they still attend games. But with the economy the way it is, they're selling some of their games. They're trying to make back all those seat license money and all that other crud. There's a lot of fees involved... I should, I think they should stop allowing in the NFL. Or I should say, any pro sports. For these 3rd party ticket. Sales companies from buying tickets, then we'll find out because that's what's happening. They buy it, they raise the price up a lot. And they'll sell it to anyone... And the same thing with season ticket holders. There's places now they can list their tickets. It wasn't that easy before. It is really easy to do anything nowadays online and find anything you want, you'll find it..
I’ve been all over the US, mostly because of the Cowboys and mostly long ago, but Cleveland is the most underrated city in the US.
There a lot going on downtown. They rebuilt a lot of that when the stadiums were approved and succeeded.
Did any of them come on to you??I was in a restaurant in Grapevine last night and saw two large tables of people all dressed in forty niner jerseys or other red and gold gear. One even had an Osa Odighizhua jersey on.
At one point I went over to one table and welcomed them to the area and shared that I was a suffering Cowboys fan. They laughed and were all very friendly. The table I spoke to said they had flown in from SF area early Friday and were able to get here before the air traffic was shut down.
One of them said he had been a niners fan for 4 decades and was amazed at how easy it was to get tickets to games at AT&T. This was his third time to see the niners at AT&T. He had tried to get tickets back when the Cowboys played at Texas Stadium but said it was almost impossible.
If these guys are any indication of what’s to come Sunday, there may be a sea of red. UGH.
Cleveland??? Wow...who knew. I thought it was a cesspoolI agree. I love living here. It's underrated, and the people here are usually nice people. And it's very affordable here.
You are stereo typing again Ranch.Did any of them come on to you??
Yeah, that's not going to happen!Long way to come to see a butt whooping!!
Cleveland??? Wow...who knew. I thought it was a cesspool
I've said all week it would be a stadium take over. It will be embarrassing.If these guys are any indication of what’s to come Sunday, there may be a sea of red. UGH.
Lotta hot babes in those bars...You are stereo typing again Ranch.![]()
The glare from the windows will blind himI've said all week it would be a stadium take over. It will be embarrassing.
The big question is, will Jerry even notice???
Not even sure what you just said.its been 30 years, heres a hint, its what we al think of the rest of yous by now.
Good callLotta hot babes in those bars...
"He who can properly summarize many ideas in a brief statement,You know, they make it seem like that on TV. I've never been to a game where it was. A majority of other fans, there's maybe 20,000 on a day where there's a lot of Opponents. Fans. It can sound loud, it can look like that, but it is really not. When you're talking about having. 70,000 Cowboys fans. On almost any given game. Give or take, I mean, it's still not. What people are making out to be in here, that's never happened. I've been in 10 games. Maybe I've been lucky, but. It is loud. The tailgating people are just as passionate. About the Cowboys, if they've ever been. Of course, when they're getting beat real bad, it goes quiet a bit. Trust me, I was there. A long while ago I. I believe Matthew Stafford was still a lion. The Cowboys were dominating with Tony Romo just destroying the Detroit Lions. They had like a 24 point lead in the fourth quarter, much like we did to Philadelphia a couple years ago or last year.
And they end up losing that game. What a disappointment that was. They lost that game. After dominating for three quarters. But that game, I mean, obviously it was really loud. But nothing's changed. I'm only using this as an example but. Anytime I go to a game, it feels a lot the same. Cowboy fans are cheering, they're they're passionate. And yes, just like any other. Then you there's probably gonna be quite a few Opponents, fans, it is just how it works nowadays with the Internet you can buy them anywhere and everywhere. If somebody's willing to pay a lot, they're going to end up getting a ticket.
I'm saying from personal experience, I go to games, nothing has changed. Not even from the fuel that when I went to Texas Stadium. Now it's a lot easier for me. It's 8 miles away in Arlington. I can just grab an Uber. But the games feel the same. I understand why people would think differently. That's what people want you to think. That they're so down on Jerry that everyone selling their tickets. Well, why would they have tickets in the first place? I mean, most of the tickets that are sold are season ticket holders that are selling some of their games during the week, but they don't sell every game, they still attend games. But with the economy the way it is, they're selling some of their games. They're trying to make back all those seat license money and all that other crud. There's a lot of fees involved... I should, I think they should stop allowing in the NFL. Or I should say, any pro sports. For these 3rd party ticket. Sales companies from buying tickets, then we'll find out because that's what's happening. They buy it, they raise the price up a lot. And they'll sell it to anyone... And the same thing with season ticket holders. There's places now they can list their tickets. It wasn't that easy before. It is really easy to do anything nowadays online and find anything you want, you'll find it..
SF @ DAL