News: PFT: Cowboys brace for potential invasion of 49ers fans

[Reality]

 

[dcstar]

If San Francisco fans buy the tickets up...good on them for supporting "their" team.

Greed to sell tickets overrides any fandom.

Go Cowboys!

 

[Zekeats]

Another red wave

 

[Carson]

Good. Send them home crying and broke

 

[The Quest for Six]

Another red wave

The red is really going to stand out in the Cowboys White wave

 

[Fizziksman]

i do wonder if there a lot of season ticket holders that have never been to a game and just sell tickets at above market rate.

 

[lqmac1]

There’s going to be some 9ers fans there, but it’s going to be far from a “takeover“ lol

 

[Ranching]

Who cares....players really don't give a crap...

 

[805BoysInBlue]

I havent chimed in on this but here it is. Beign a Cowboys fan in California I see this fan base and how they move. When I heard teams where moving back to L.A I knew this would be an issue for the first 10 years. It was expected they would bee deeper in L.A, a lot of rams and Raider fans switched to the 9ers back in the day when those teams left. I have family members that were part of the Red Wave back in 2014. That took months of planning and people who got tickets had time to get rooms and flights. I dont expect the stadium to be flooded but they will be present. We took over the Rams stadium at the coliseum and we took over this year for the Chargers game, it's not hard to do out here. To travel that far on short notice won't be easy. To the fans who will be attending BE LOUD and drown them out.

 

[lostar2009]

i do wonder if there a lot of season ticket holders that have never been to a game and just sell tickets at above market rate.

Pretty much my logic. Pre covid nose bleeds was starting over 200.

 

[TheMightyVanHalen]

Who cares....players really don't give a crap...

I think you're right. You would think the home team would be even more motivated to win the game seeing all those enemies in the stands.

Or they could be stunned like I was seeing all that nasty orange in the stands against the Broncos.

 

[baltcowboy]

Does San Francisco travel as well as Denver and Pittsburgh? Green Bay travels well but the 2016 playoff crowd appeared to be pro Cowboys. I wonder how much money you can get by selling your tickets.

 

[TheKey]

Pretty much my logic. Pre covid nose bleeds was starting over 200.

Doubt it. It’s not a profitable endeavor. Low margins.

 

[lostar2009]

Doubt it. It’s not a profitable endeavor. Low margins.

Seem as tickets right now may be in the lows. Went up once the Cowboys made the playoffs. But yeah before covid hit tickets was expensive. I say probably 4 to 500 for some decent seats.

 

[ChronicCowboy]

9ers fans travel well and there are quite a few in Texas. I was at the game in 2008 and there were 9ers fans everywhere.

 

[Captain43Crash]

If you sale your ticket to a 49er fan you are not a fan, period!

Jerry should have fans fill out a team loyalty questionnaire before they can buy season tickets. If you are not a LOYAL fan you can’t buy season tickets!!

 

[MichiganCowboyFan]

Another red wave

That sounds good for this coming November. Not so much in January

 

[America's Cowboy]

Some Cowboys season ticket holders suck. They are not fans. Just in it to sell their tickets every week to make a profit.

Jerry should take notice every season. If he sees a pattern, take their season tickets away and sell them to true Cowboys fans who will show up to support the team.

 

[cwbyfan72]

That sounds good for this coming November. Not so much in January

Yay. Politics.

 

[Red Dragon]

Sometimes the Cowboys play better on the road. So......we get the benefit of a hostile crowd, with the benefits of the home stadium!