BoysFan4ever
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The noise in Seattle is more a product of the way the stadium is designed than the loudness of their fans.
In other words, they're frauds.
That's an ugly stadium.
The noise in Seattle is more a product of the way the stadium is designed than the loudness of their fans.
In other words, they're frauds.
The noise in Seattle is more a product of the way the stadium is designed than the loudness of their fans.
In other words, they're frauds.
The noise in Seattle is more a product of the way the stadium is designed than the loudness of their fans.
The noise in Seattle is more a product of the way the stadium is designed than the loudness of their fans.
In other words, they're frauds.
And that matters?
Jerry Jones had every chance to design his stadium to create a competitive advantage for it to be used for FOOTBALL.
And he chose not to do so.
I admire the fact Paul Allen decided that a stadium is used for football, not as a personal money-making device.
Oh please. Every stadium should have monstrous modern art hanging from the rafters & cage dancers!
And that matters?
Jerry Jones had every chance to design his stadium to create a competitive advantage for it to be used for FOOTBALL.
And he chose not to do so.
I admire the fact Paul Allen decided that a stadium is used for football, not as a personal money-making device.
The cage dancers are the most damning evidence that Jerry Jones built that monstrosity for reasons other than winning football games.
That's what it is right there. That stadium really illustrates what is wrong with this team. All show, no substance. Ego, ego, ego.
There was a law suit and the SeahawksA & M should have copyrighted that if that is even possible.
We should copy teams like the Patriots and get some great coaching.
It is no disgrace to be a copy cat in this league. The fans at the games get emotionally pumped up when they see the flag that represents them and give it their all to live up to the billing of the twelfth man. Having Rogers number up on a flag would make me fall in love. Again.
And that matters?
Jerry Jones had every chance to design his stadium to create a competitive advantage for it to be used for FOOTBALL.
And he chose not to do so.
I admire the fact Paul Allen decided that a stadium is used for football, not as a personal money-making device.
It is no disgrace to be a copy cat in this league. The fans at the games get emotionally pumped up when they see the flag that represents them and give it their all to live up to the billing of the twelfth man. Having Rogers number up on a flag would make me fall in love. Again.
That's an ugly stadium.
That's so far from the truth it's crazy....You have absolutely NO IDEA what your talking about!!!
I've been to Seattle lots of time & IMO that's an ugly stadium. So yea I have an idea.