Ravens fan visits Bills Mafia

[stevewin]

12 hours ago, Dr Krentist said:

 

I agree on the $18 beer. I wonder if it will be more expensive at the new stadium.

Not sure what the point of rating the stadium itself was when it's going to be torn down in a year - "It needs a facelift"????

Edited 10 hours ago by stevewin

[transient]

If this guy thinks the pizza inside the stadium is a 6/10 then either the rest of the league is serving inedible food or he has an affinity for last week's high school cafeteria pizza. I hadn't been to the stadium since the early 2000's, but went for the Bills-Patriots season finale in the 2022-2023 season. My wife is from NOLA and we lived there for 7 years and have Saints season tix. I was embarrassed for her to eat the stadium food. It was appalling. 

[Nephilim17]

Good to see Bills fans treated him with class. I hate hearing stories about fans dumping beer on or fighting with opposing fans. 

Great to see he sees our home-game experience as the best he's encountered in the league.

[Utah John]

11 hours ago, Dr Krentist said:

 

I agree on the $18 beer. I wonder if it will be more expensive at the new stadium.

Wouldn't it be great if CBS shows this as part of its pregame show.  I know Chiefs fans who think their tailgating is the best so it would be interesting to show this Ravens fan's impression compared to people walking around outside the Chiefs stadium before the game.

 

I think there were two reasons the new stadium is just across the street, and not downtown.  First, cost.  Hardly any new infrastructure needed.  Second, that tailgating madness.  Would there be room for enormous open parking lots around a downtown stadium?  That would seem like a foolish waste of downtown space for something that's use a dozen times a year.

 

Go Bill!

[bills_fan]

3 hours ago, Just Jack said:

 

They've reported that they are selling more items, than before when it was higher priced.  One of the NBA teams is following suit...

 

First it was the Atlanta Falcons, now the Phoenix Suns - The Stadium Wall - Two Bills Drive

 

 

 

I think that was announced around Xmas and my first reaction was...guess we know who was visited by 3 ghosts....

[WotAGuy]

4 hours ago, boyst said:

There was a guy on social media who went and taunted the Bills fans. Tried to insult and harass the Bills fans. It showed the day before in Buffalo, the day of, during the game... All he is doing is harassing the Bills fans. Calling them soft because no one buys into him. Literally calling names and cursing loudly. Standing in line to get in the game he was shouting insults at people and some old lady just laughs at him. During the game he's turning around to confront people and no one is paying him any attention.

 

Leaving he was still chirping calling the fans soft.

 

He posted it - and everyone calls him disrespectful but he keeps chirping. 

 

Sadly, no one reporter to remove him. 

The irony here is delicious. 

[msw2112]

2 hours ago, stevewin said:

Not sure what the point of rating the stadium itself was when it's going to be torn down in a year - "It needs a facelift"????

 

I agree that the comment about a "facelift" was a silly comment.  He's correct that the current stadium has tight concourses and the bathroom situation is terrible, among other things, but he must be blind if he couldn't see the structure of the new stadium going up.  The place is getting the "ultimate" facelift!  Otherwise, I think his assessment was spot on and he was extremely complimentary of the Bills fanbase and the gameday experience in Buffalo.

Edited 10 hours ago by msw2112

[klos63]

6 hours ago, Gman10 said:

My Grandfather used to be a die hard Yankees fan. We lived maybe 15 minutes from Yankees stadium but he never went, I remember when I asked him why he said you are watching a bunch of millionaires play a game owned by a bunch of billionaires and we pay their salaries. 

That's how sports work.

 

[MJS]

3 hours ago, DrDawkinstein said:

 

The Falcons did it right when they opened the new Mercedes Benz Stadium a few years ago. No reason the Bills and other teams couldnt do this.

 

I honestly don't know why every stadium doesn't do this. It would bring so much good will to your business from the attending fans. And you would sell MORE concessions.

6 hours ago, Gman10 said:

My Grandfather used to be a die hard Yankees fan. We lived maybe 15 minutes from Yankees stadium but he never went, I remember when I asked him why he said you are watching a bunch of millionaires play a game owned by a bunch of billionaires and we pay their salaries. 

Did he not go to the grocery store either since the owner of the chain was rich? I don't really get the logic here. People pay for what they want. If you provide what people want, you get paid. If they REALLY want it, you get rich.

[C.Biscuit97]

Never got why you would ever hassle a team of another fanbase. Like you’re not on the team and you’re just a loser if you do. Good nature ribbing is fun but I love when I meet someone and they are like they loved going to visit Buffalo. 
 

that said, I hated Eagles fans. Congrats morons, you can spell Eagles. 

[JP51]

14 hours ago, Dr Krentist said:

 

I agree on the $18 beer. I wonder if it will be more expensive at the new stadium.

Love this plus I got to see my face on the bar over Pizza Petes shoulder 

[Wacka]

I was in the 2 worst stadiums ever.  Candlestick Park and Cleveland Municipal. The "concourses " at Candlestick were maybe 3 people wide.

Cleveland Municipal (was the playoff game in 1990) hadbporta potties in the concourse outside the bathrooms and the PA sounded like the announcer spoke through closed hands.