How about the Dallas fans at the game today? **merged**

theebs said:
umm no. There won't be many if any bengals fans. Where do you guys come up with this stuff? Dallas is 3-1, the bengals have one of the smallest fan bases in the league. Dallas fans will buy the tickets for this game because they are winning.

and you could always put your money where your mouth is and buy tickets.
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couldnt have said it any better
 
jimmy40 said:
seems the only home crowds that don't get taken over by visiting teams these days is Kansas City, Green Bay, Seattle and Pittsburg.
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There were lots of Cowboys fans at the Miles Austin game in KC. There were also a lot of Cowboys fans in the Green Bay playoff game according to Nick Eatman and Derek Eagleton. I'm not sure about Seattle and Pittsburgh, but we'll find out about the latter later this season.
 
MileyDancer said:
Any game in California. There are probably as many Cowboys fans in SoCal is rams/raiders fans.
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yea and also buying tickets and going to the stadium for one game really doesn't test you as a fan. So its easy for people in other cities to pony up and pay a large markup one time because that is the only game they go to and the only time they go out to the stadium.
 
Boyzmamacita said:
There were lots of Cowboys fans at the Miles Austin game in KC. There were also a lot of Cowboys fans in the Green Bay playoff game according to Nick Eatman and Derek Eagleton. I'm not sure about Seattle and Pittsburgh, but we'll find out about the latter later this season.
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I seem to remember some Seattle players being upset with the amount of Cowboys fans in 2014, but I might be remembering things wrongly.
 
lane said:
Wow..they were loud and decked out in blue and silver..

Pretty awesome ...

Several times during the game they were chanting "Let's go Cowboys!!"
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I was there and yes I have no voice right now, just like every game I get to see. Our section 121 had to be 75% Cowboy fans. We started the defense chant a few times At least it seemed that way.
 
theebs said:
Niners beat writers were talking about the locals not going or selling tickets this week. they knew it would be like this. Tickets are expensive and people sell them for a profit, Just like they do here.

It was the same way in 2011.
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Father in-law is a season ticket holder for the Titans. He sells the Cowboy tickets when we play them and it almost covers the season tickets.
 
bkight13 said:
Good showing........they love Dak in NoCal
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We where chanting you like Dak part of me wondered how Tony was feeling when we started chanting that. Still love TR I think most of us Cowboys fans do we just want to win and restore order with our team being the top dogs in the NFL again.
 
theebs said:
yea and also buying tickets and going to the stadium for one game really doesn't test you as a fan. So its easy for people in other cities to pony up and pay a large markup one time because that is the only game they go to and the only time they go out to the stadium.
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Right on this.

Plus the experience watching on tv is just better.

You know what really sucks? Going to a Sunday night game and then trying to work the next day.

Would much rather watch it at home
 
Boyzmamacita said:
There were lots of Cowboys fans at the Miles Austin game in KC. There were also a lot of Cowboys fans in the Green Bay playoff game according to Nick Eatman and Derek Eagleton. I'm not sure about Seattle and Pittsburgh, but we'll find out about the latter later this season.
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Yeah but nothing like today.
 
I almost went to the game today. Months back a friend and I were looking at tickets for this game, I was close to pulling the trigger (added them to my cart) and he was hesitating so I said screw it. Granted they were $350 each and would have been 4 of us so I know why he was hesitating lol.
 
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this picture still angers me...
 
I have zero proof but it would not surprise me the tickets that ended up in those Cowboy fans' hands were originally owned by 49er fans. Just another case of supply and demand. It's hypocritical but I do admit enjoying the sight of it happening in other NFL stadiums too.
 
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