Eagles' security chief Dom DiSandro is banned from the sideline for the remainder of the season

ChuckA1 said:
I remember as a kid being in a bus getting rocked back and forth, and being pelted with snowballs and batteries. The Eagles deserve all the hatred present on this site.
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If you had Cowboys gear on Just consider yourself fortunate they didn't set it on fire and lock you in it
 
rags747 said:
Kind of Ridiculous if you ask me, but this is Goodells NFL!
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The league getting in front of a potential major problem down the road -- individuals that really have no affiliation with NFL teams on the sidelines causing havoc.
It will be hard to get hold of - but expect the league to tighten up on how many people with no official connections to teams are allowed on the sidelines during games.
 
MoistMayonnaise said:
Good news. He should be banned permanently.
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There will just be another security guy in his place. This Dom guy has achieved notoriety he never imagined was possible. He’ll be in the stadium somewhere, home and away. He will not be paying for his own beer.
 
Okay I'm going to preface this by saying I hate Philadelphia fans and everything they stand for but living 12 mi from their stadium and having attended many games I feel as though I'm qualified to speak on this.

Those who come from a kinder gentler part of the world just listen up you're talking about Philadelphia here Dom is a folk hero now he's not going anywhere if they could have raised a banner with his name on it in the stadium they would have.

Furthermore this is absolutely nothing they had a jail in Old veterans stadium they moved it to the link for a while I remember a game in the late 90s where a fan shot a flare gun at the 49ers sideline.

Philadelphia fans although a little calmer now are a whole different breed of people and a different level of security is necessary to control them compared to other parts of the country.

Guys like Dom although repulsive to the rest of the country are necessary evils in a place like Philadelphia.

PS if you ever attend a game there and you're silly enough to wear the opponent's Jersey don't ever expect the police to help you as you are pummeled pelted and assaulted on your way to the stadium from the parking lot.

They view you pretty much as an enemy and will turn their horse around and ride off into the sunset laughing while you're being assaulted.

Also if you are foolish enough to have any type of stickers or memorabilia on your car best to have Safelite on speed dial for when you come out of the game
 
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Blackrain said:
Okay I'm going to preface this by saying I hate Philadelphia fans and everything they stand for but living 12 mi from their stadium and having attended many games I feel as though I'm qualified to speak on this.

Those who come from a kinder gentler part of the world just listen up you're talking about Philadelphia here Dom is a folk hero now he's not going anywhere if they could have raised a banner with his name on it in the stadium they would have.

Furthermore this is absolutely nothing they had a jail in Old veterans stadium they moved it to the link for a while I remember a game in the late 90s where a fan shot a flare gun at the 49ers sideline.

Philadelphia fans although a little calmer now are a whole different breed of people and a different level of security is necessary to control them compared to other parts of the country.

Guys like Dom although repulsive to the rest of the country are necessary evils in a place like Philadelphia.

PS if you ever attend a game there and you're silly enough to wear the opponent's Jersey don't ever expect the police to help you as you are pummeled pelted and assaulted on your way to the stadium from the parking lot.

They view you pretty much as an enemy and will turn their horse around and ride off into the sunset laughing while you're being assaulted.

Also if you are foolish enough to have any type of stickers or memorabilia on your car best to have Safelite on speed dial for when you come out of the game
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It's the THUNDERDOME !!!!!!!!
 
CowboysLakerBamaFan said:
It's the THUNDERDOME !!!!!!!!
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At times it was close especially in the parking lot I've attended many games from 1970 up to the present.
And those fans in Old veterans stadium on game day where like something from another planet for 3 hours.

Granted they're a couple decades removed from the old stadium and a little more sedate but at any moment the lid could come off of Pandora's box and they could revert back to 1975

The last year vet stadium was open they arrested and jailed 300 people in the stadium jail they even had a court in the stadium.

Kind of unprecedented to me what group of people needs a jail and a courtroom in their stadium.

And people are surprised that Dom their security guard jumped into some kind of skirmish on the sidelines really that's nothing compared to what these people are capable of.
 
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CowboysLakerBamaFan said:
Jeez....you people are obsessed with the Eagles.

This must be the 4th thread I've seen....about an Eagles freaking SECURITY dude.

At LEAST change it up...and make some threads about their employees who clean the stadium bathrooms or paint the yellow lines in the parking lots or something

LOL....so weird
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Says the Eagles fan who creates a fake troll account for a Cowboys message board
 
CWR said:
I like how he pretended Greenlaw wouldn't bludgeon his fat a@@.
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I had never heard of this guy.

Just looked him up.... he was actually such a great football player he received a full scholarship to play for Penn State as an offensive lineman.

So...not some chubby softie I hear people in here saying. Then he was actually kicked off the team for multiple fighting incidents.

So....powerful and athletic enough to go play OLine at Penn State on a full ride.

And violent.

Maybe Greenlaw was lucky this happened in a controlled environment....or else we might have lost HIM for the season (or forever)
 
Motorola said:
The league getting in front of a potential major problem down the road -- individuals that really have no affiliation with NFL teams on the sidelines causing havoc.
It will be hard to get hold of - but expect the league to tighten up on how many people with no official connections to teams are allowed on the sidelines during games.
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Exactly........but I wonder what's the protocol. In other words, is there a limit? If so who is allowed? Also, it seems only coaches and medical personnel should be allowed near the playing field. Others should have to stay within a certain distance to avoid injury and/or contact with opposing team players.
 
Bye Fat Dom...take Philly 500 with ya....to fat pieces of fecal material that fully represent the city of Philly and the fanbase.
 
Blackrain said:
Okay I'm going to preface this by saying I hate Philadelphia fans and everything they stand for but living 12 mi from their stadium and having attended many games I feel as though I'm qualified to speak on this.

Those who come from a kinder gentler part of the world just listen up you're talking about Philadelphia here Dom is a folk hero now he's not going anywhere if they could have raised a banner with his name on it in the stadium they would have.

Furthermore this is absolutely nothing they had a jail in Old veterans stadium they moved it to the link for a while I remember a game in the late 90s where a fan shot a flare gun at the 49ers sideline.

Philadelphia fans although a little calmer now are a whole different breed of people and a different level of security is necessary to control them compared to other parts of the country.

Guys like Dom although repulsive to the rest of the country are necessary evils in a place like Philadelphia.

PS if you ever attend a game there and you're silly enough to wear the opponent's Jersey don't ever expect the police to help you as you are pummeled pelted and assaulted on your way to the stadium from the parking lot.

They view you pretty much as an enemy and will turn their horse around and ride off into the sunset laughing while you're being assaulted.

Also if you are foolish enough to have any type of stickers or memorabilia on your car best to have Safelite on speed dial for when you come out of the game
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That’s all urban legend. Philadelphia fans revel in that reputation. Fans in other cities perpetuate it. It is, of course, nonsense. Now they’re selling “Dom gear” to raise money for the autism charity the team supports. I live in Northern California. Raiders fans love their reputation, too. It is also nonsense as they always are (were) very gracious at games. In Oakland’s case the scariest part is outside the stadium, not in it. Moot point now, they’re long gone. The Eagle$ will be in Philly forever.
 
KingCorcoran said:
That’s all urban legend. Philadelphia fans revel in that reputation. Fans in other cities perpetuate it. It is, of course, nonsense. Now they’re selling “Dom gear” to raise money for the autism charity the team supports. I live in Northern California. Raiders fans love their reputation, too. It is also nonsense as they always are (were) very gracious at games. In Oakland’s case the scariest part is outside the stadium, not in it. Moot point now, they’re long gone. The Eagle$ will be in Philly forever.
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Okay you're an authority from California and I've lived here and gone to the stadiums all my life.

What reputation do the raiders have other than their fans running around in a bunch of Halloween costumes they aren't even in the same city for more than 15 minutes


Hard to say it's an urban legend when they actually had a jail and a courtroom at the stadium
 
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