TellerMorrow34
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Not if you're sitting next to me.
lol.
Yeah I'm sure everyone would feel so much better if you were with them Risen.
Not if you're sitting next to me.
You'll be worse off in the parking lot than in the actual stadium. These fans will have been tailgating all day and be waaaaaasted by game time. they lost last week, so another loss will send them into a frenzy.
i went to the game in Philly in 2013 (I now live in South Philly, about 10 minutes from the stadium). I wore blue but no visible Cowboy stuff. In the actual game, a lot depends on where you sit. I had really good seats, so you get more professional people and families, so you can clap and cheer and be good, even spoke to a lot of people around me. When we won though, the two guys sitting next to me and my then-GF were pissed and one threw an empty water bottle at me...I told him to go use the tears in his eyes on his buddy. To be fair, I was chirping a lot during the game...had the drink in me since 8 AM.
I'd mostly watch out in the parking lot, though even there it can be totally fine as there are, inevitably, a lot of other Cowboy fans around. And especially watch out after the game, when we've won
It's really disappointing though. I grew up in South Jersey and now live in South Philly, and the area and people are so nice. It's really a shame they can't be civil to rival fans in their stadium. A huge majority are totally fine and jovial, but it just takes that one group of *******s to ruin your day.
And Philly loves all sports, but the Eagles and football are their #1, by far. Phillies' fans are fine, stuff like this never happens at Flyers' games. But football is a different animal for them. They become totally rabid. Must be the terrible lack of success.
It happened about 3 years ago..
The Linc is nowhere near what the Vet used to be. It's actually fairly tame. And of course it depends where you sit. If you're in the lower level you should be fine as long as you can take some yelling and name calling and keep walking. In the upper levels you could potentially get in a bad section, but that would just be luck of the draw.
In reality People just love to perpetuate the philly stereotype though. There will always be drunk idiots at any football stadium that will give the opposing fans a hard time. Just a fact of life, philly is no better or worse than any other major market team.
I'm just going off my experience there. SF was super tame when I went.
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People are getting murdered and seriously injured in San Fran...but but Philly threw snow balls at Santa!!!
I'd say don't so it. My brother used to work for the Boys when JerryWorld was first opening. He was one of a handful of senior people working with them in selling the corporate suites. After a couple of successful months Jerry flew the team to the Philly Sunday night game. He told me that if they even looked at people sideways they got cursed at and at some points security told the group to just keep to themselves and not provoke. So I'm sure if you are cool with being quiet its fine but I think it would provoke a large amount of the chuckleheads there.
When? I heard nothing of that and people are quick to poo poo on Philly fans. Last time they played here was in 2004
Lack of success is no excuse.
You don't see Browns fans acting anywhere near this bad.
Philly is full of some of the dumbest, most useless, sports fans in the world.
Their fan base, by and large, is so terrible that I'd never go to a game in Philly, for any reason. I wouldn't even go to Philly for any reason. There is absolutely zero reason I'd ever have a thing to do with anything in Philly.
Which is likely a shame cause I'm sure, as you pointed out before, there are a lot of great people and places to go in that city, away from the sports stuff, but their stupid and useless fans absolutely ruin anything Philly for me.
This is complete and utter BS. Sorry but total BS.
I've been to many games (College and professional) and never one time have I seen people pour beers on opposing fans, in particular kids. I've never seen people threaten the lives of the opposing fans sitting in their sections.
This is the normal for Philly fans because they're absolutely useless beings.
I'm sure you can find a few good sections full of decent people in the Linc but by and large the experiences there will go far worse than they'd go at practically every other football stadium in the world.
Oh ok, so you've never been there, but apparently know a lot about it.
I used to work at the Linc giving tours. An overwhelmingly majority of the fans are great. I've been to games at every single stadium. They are mostly fine. I have experience, you do not.
Again: You've never been, but apparently know it all. Am I allowed to call people idiots on here?
You sound like an ignorant child going on rants about something you know very little about.
And if you don't think fan abuse happens elsewhere, you're once again being ignorant, which is apparently your shtick.
I was there last year, I found them to be really nice people... don't act like a jack ***, and they won't treat you like one.
A lot of these replies seem like individuals that are older than 30 because I've been to every division rival stadium with cowboys gear and never felt threatened. Giants stadium was the most civil. People poke fun and make jokes but it's all good humor. If you run off at the mouth and act like an idiot then you're def asking for trouble. There's a lot of cowboys fans in Philly and especially DC. Philly I guess is the "most dangerous" but there's quite a few fans wearing their gear.
Seating also is a factor as if you sit in the nosebleeds you'll probably be near someone or a group of someone's without an actual career and would be more likely to engage in fisticuffs but even still as long as you are respectful and laugh everything off you're fine. If you sit there and spout Americas team, we have more rings, yada yada yada then you may be asking for it. But what some people are posting can't be the norm as of today. Maybe 20 years ago at the Vet...