Fans that attend Cowboys games

[Kevinicus]

2005 Collapse against the Commanders when the triplets were inducted into the ring.
2005 comeback against the chiefs, sealed by a missed fg on the final play.
2009 Miles Austin breakout against kc
2009 Playoff stomping of the Eagles.

 

[SMASHMOUTH9473]

In Dallas tonight for tomorrow GB game. What's the price for parking

 

[cowboyschmps3]

Id love to hear from some of you guys that have been to many games over the years. Were you lucky enough to go to a amazing game or see something spectacular in person? What would you call the most memorable things you were fortunate enough to witness? When? What happened?

Id love to share but I have nothing remarkable.

2004- against the saints, my cousin is a die hard fan, all your heard was TESTAVERDE!!! OVERATed lol

2012- against the saints again well you all know

2013- going too the Pigeons game

 

[TTexasTT]

In Dallas tonight for tomorrow GB game. What's the price for parking

have no idea about parking, but I hope you have some awesome pics to share.

 

[Vanilla2]

2004 Lions/Cowboys- first game ever. Amazing experience even Texas Stadium was an absolute dump. Insulation fall from roof and

2005 skids. Triplets ring of honor induction. Skids comeback.

2006 giants. After spending the first half yelling at bledsloe to throw the damn ball. Romo get his shot.

2007 eagles. Westbrooks lay down at the one. Stayed in a hotel with a bunch of eagle fans and looking back on it the hotel bar was just like paddys from always sunny. Those folks were pretty terrible that night.

2008 Seahawks. Thanksgiving. Drank too much to remember much of anything.

2009 eagles. Playoff game. Best in game experience ever. So cold outside though.

2010. Jaguars. Game or two after Romos injury. Place was a funeral. Jacksonville had their way. Still a cool experience. My moms first game.

2013 skids. 2nd best experience. Loved the addition of metal to the stadium music.

 

[TTexasTT]

2004 Lions/Cowboys- first game ever. Amazing experience even Texas Stadium was an absolute dump. Insulation fall from roof and

2005 skids. Triplets ring of honor induction. Skids comeback.

2006 giants. After spending the first half yelling at bledsloe to throw the damn ball. Romo get his shot.

2007 eagles. Westbrooks lay down at the one. Stayed in a hotel with a bunch of eagle fans and looking back on it the hotel bar was just like paddys from always sunny. Those folks were pretty terrible that night.

2008 Seahawks. Thanksgiving. Drank too much to remember much of anything.

2009 eagles. Playoff game. Best in game experience ever. So cold outside though.

2010. Jaguars. Game or two after Romos injury. Place was a funeral. Jacksonville had their way. Still a cool experience. My moms first game.

2013 skids. 2nd best experience. Loved the addition of metal to the stadium music.

Thats awesome!

 

[Setackin]

Thanksgiving day vs the jets T. New pick 6

 

[coult44]

Been to a lot of games. One game that sticks in my head the most is because I was with a good friend who's an Eagles fan. He came down just for the game. It was the infamous MNF game where Chris Boniol was attempting a chip shot with no time left. The holder dropped the ball and we won. I still remember my friends face. It was long night for him that night,

 

[EPL0c0]

My first game was Thanksgiving 2006...Romo's first THanksgiving. throws 5tds against Tampa Bay

 

[DandyDon1722]

Buffalo -- Monday night when Nick Folk kicked TWO 50 yd field goals to win with no time on the clock. It was unbelievable. I was born and lived in western NY my whole life but people there were ready for this one. They had been drinking since noon and when the Cowboys buses arrived they were pelted with eggs and garbages. After the game a cop asked us to please take off our gear because the parking lot and surrounding areas were nasty and we could get into a lot of trouble.

He probably saved us from a very bad situation because it was ugly but I have to say the whole day was just incredible.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Cowboy: I was at Miles Austin breakout game in KC.

Non-Cowboy: I was at the Thanksgiving game when Randy Moss lit us up and scored 3 TD's all over 50 yards each - still a NFL record.

 

[MackNorth]

2003 - Traveled from Toronto to Dallas via Greyhound. We beat the Bills 10-6, with a TD pass to Dan Campbell from Quincy Carter. Well worth the 73 hour(both ways) bus ride. Errrr not really, but I'd (never) do it again!

 

[TTexasTT]

Buffalo -- Monday night when Nick Folk kicked TWO 50 yd field goals to win with no time on the clock. It was unbelievable. I was born and lived in western NY my whole life but people there were ready for this one. They had been drinking since noon and when the Cowboys buses arrived they were pelted with eggs and garbages. After the game a cop asked us to please take off our gear because the parking lot and surrounding areas were nasty and we could get into a lot of trouble.

He probably saved us from a very bad situation because it was ugly but I have to say the whole day was just incredible.

OMG man. I wasnt there for that but it was one of the most memorable games to me too. I was at some dive wing/beer bar with a buddy and for some reason there were a dozen or so Bills fans there (South Texas BTW). I was furious at their trash talk all the way through the game. I entered a state of bliss that Ive never came close to since TWICE as Folk nailed those two FGs.

 

[TTexasTT]

Cowboy: I was at Miles Austin breakout game in KC.

Non-Cowboy: I was at the Thanksgiving game when Randy Moss lit us up and scored 3 TD's all over 50 yards each - still a NFL record.

I remember that one. I watched it with the family... I remember after the game Moss devoured a turkey leg on TV.

 

[FiveRings]

Just a lot of heartbreak, went to the JPP blocked field goal game, New England in 07, two other losses against the Giants, a win against the Bengals in 08 (Felix had one of the best games of his Cowboy career) and I'm going to tomorrow's game.

Here's to hoping we have better luck tomorrow!

 

[TTexasTT]

Just a lot of heartbreak, went to the JPP blocked field goal game, New England in 07, two other losses against the Giants, a win against the Bengals in 08 (Felix had one of the best games of his Cowboy career) and I'm going to tomorrow's game.

Here's to hoping we have better luck tomorrow!

lol OMG stay at home, please

 

[Fansince64]

Id love to hear from some of you guys that have been to many games over the years. Were you lucky enough to go to a amazing game or see something spectacular in person? What would you call the most memorable things you were fortunate enough to witness? When? What happened?

Id love to share but I have nothing remarkable.

Opening day - 1972 at Texas Stadium vs. Eagles. I got 4 tickets from my dad (through business associations). First game going without my family and first look at Texas Stadium. Three friends who were going with me all backed out Friday before the game - one sick, one in minor auto accident and one called on to work at the last minute - so I ended up with 3 free tickets. All were between 5 and 10 yard line, upper rows of lower section. Traded all 4 tickets to a scalper for 1 seat on 48 yard line about 25 rows up. Best seats I ever had at any major sporting event.

First play of the game (and the season) from Dallas 20 yard line, Morton (was year he took over from Staubach after he separated his shoulder) drops back and heaves a bomb toward Hayes who was streaking down the sideline closest to me. Hayes was wide open 7-10 yards behind the Eagles CB. Funny thing - as Morton released the ball the stadium fell dead silent - you could hear Hayes grunting as he ran full out. Eagles safety Bill Bradley was caught way out of position. He was angling toward Hayes from the hash marks where he was when the play started but his angle was so bad and Hayes was so fast that he would have ended up further behind Hayes than the CB was. It was so quiet you could hear Bradley screaming at Hayes as he ran - "Look out Bobby! You're going to drop it Bobby! Here I come Bobby! Watch out Bobby!".

Sure enough, the ball drops perfectly into Hayes hands in full stride just as he pulled even with me on the 48
yard line. He juggles it a couple of times and then drops it.

The whole stadium sounded like everyone had held their breath for two minutes and then exhaled all at once when Hayes dropped it. It was an extraordinary 10-15 seconds. Never heard or saw anything like it before or since.

Dallas won anyway 28-7 so I went home happy.


Monte Sliger