A bone to pick with you instate fans.

[lqmac1]

This is towards alot, but not all. Are you guy's part of a high society or something? Get your nose's out of the air and root for your football team. My brother and I were at the opener and some of the fans were just sitting on their bums watching the game like they got better things to do. I asked the gentlemen beside me (season ticket holder) what was up w that, he said "The instate fans are a bunch of wine n cheese type of crowd". He was actually praising me and my brother's energy and excitement. For me, this was a dream come true and we flew about six hours to the game. The out of state 'boys fans are wayyyyy better than the one's in Dallas. Once again before some of you get your panties in a bunch, this is not directed towards all fans in Dallas, but majority.

....Nevertheless, we came back voice-less.

 

[pugilist]

the hardcore, die hard fans have been priced out of the stadium.. been that way for awhile unfortunately

 

[lqmac1]

the hardcore, die hard fans have been priced out of the stadium.. been that way for awhile unfortunately

What do you mean by " Priced out " ? Can't afford it?

 

[pugilist]

What do you mean by " Priced out " ? Can't afford it?

yes

 

[Sarge]

What do you mean by " Priced out " ? Can't afford it?

I'm guessing that is what he meant.

 

[jobberone]

Haven't been to many games but there was a little of both. Some excitement and reserved as well. I'd have liked it a little more energetic but it was ok.

 

[Irvin88_4life]

I am from North Carolina and when I was a kid we didn't have the Panthers, must people liked Commanders not me. I remember watching Irvin play and too me was an amazing player. His passion and leadership was 2nd to none and I grew to love the Cowboys with all my heart (even more then my family). To this day it's all about the Star, I want to see every player that makes the team do well and improve. Once they leave the team I no longer cheer for them, Emmitt, Larry Allen doesn't fall in that catorgory because to me they are not Cardinal or 49ers but forever a Cowboy. I'm glad now I have kids and can't wait till they enjoy Superbowl victories and watch the team go from terrible to the best

 

[lqmac1]

I am from North Carolina and when I was a kid we didn't have the Panthers, must people liked Commanders not me. I remember watching Irvin play and too me was an amazing player. His passion and leadership was 2nd to none and I grew to love the Cowboys with all my heart (even more then my family). To this day it's all about the Star, I want to see every player that makes the team do well and improve. Once they leave the team I no longer cheer for them, Emmitt, Larry Allen doesn't fall in that catorgory because to me they are not Cardinal or 49ers but forever a Cowboy. I'm glad now I have kids and can't wait till they enjoy Superbowl victories and watch the team go from terrible to the best

I'm live in Raleigh.

 

[Fredd]

I live in Penna, and can't afford the trip, but if I were there, I would likely get myself in trouble with all of the screaming I would be doing...

 

[lqmac1]

yes

Uhhhhh, I don't know about that. I mean, some tickets go for $100. If you can't afford that you need to re-evaluate what it is you're doing in life, seriously.

 

[lqmac1]

I live in Penna, and can't afford the trip, but if I were there, I would likely get myself in trouble with all of the screaming I would be doing...

I had a yankee leave the game at half. He threw a towel at me and I pointed at him and said " I got you at halftime, fat boy".

 

[BoysFan4ever]

And there is another thread on here somewhere talking about how great the crowd was last Sunday.

Perception I suppose.

 

[lqmac1]

And there is another thread on here somewhere talking about how great the crowd was last Sunday.

Perception I suppose.

The crowd was AWESOME. But you gotta understand it was an opener vs a rival and from what I learned there were a lot of out-of-town'ers who flew in for the game. It'll be back to what it was in previous years in a few weeks.

 

[Frosty]

Uhhhhh, I don't know about that. I mean, some tickets go for $100. If you can't afford that you need to re-evaluate what it is you're doing in life, seriously.

WOW words of wisdom from the privileged......take that silver spoon out of your mouth and stick your foot in it....... REALLY

 

[AsthmaField]

I'm just waiting for Theebs to see this thread...

 

[kruddy]

You have some reasonable tickets if you don't mind standing with a place for your drinks if you get there in time to get a place otherwise you just kind of move around waiting, I think about $35.00.

 

[Irvin88_4life]

I'm live in Raleigh.

I live in Wilkes County. Traphill, it's close to Elkin

 

[kruddy]

I did go to one game and parking and 2 tickets was about 250.00 so yea it is too high for the average Joe especially now days and it is very hard to watch the action on the field with the giant screen to view. It is nice in that there are screens almost anywhere you go to the restroom or concessions. There is hardly any wait for concession as there is nearly a concession stand for each section. I much prefer to watch a game outdoors any day cold or hot I guess being 65 that is how we older folks roll....haha

 

[theebs]

I'm just waiting for Theebs to see this thread...

I don't care.

All these out of town guys come in and tell everyone how great they are and how bad local fans are. They also like to repeatedly say none of us are real fans.

So whatever. I know what kind of fan I am, and I know this stadium and what types of atmosphere to expect each week.

I don't need to repeatedly keep explaining it to people from New Jersey or Virginia.

 

[The Natural]

WOW words of wisdom from the privileged......take that silver spoon out of your mouth and stick your foot in it....... REALLY

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