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Ok.. Sorry if this has been talked about. I am a guy who has been reading this board for a while.. there was a time when I was able to post many things from time to time however I can't find the time these days.
So yesturday I am at the game in the 200 level section. I was fortunate enough to get tickets to the game last tuesday. During the game I would cheer during big plays, standing up and making noise during "critical" parts of the game. THe people all around me told me to sit down and be quiet.
I am pretty sure the reason the razor has not been such a success this year is because the crowd is not into the games. I can tell you that the people who are making most of the noise are not season ticket holders, they are the ones who are able to get to 1 or 2 games a year like myself. But seriously the crowd noise was a joke yestruday, wake up during the playoffs if you are that lucky to attened a game.

Thats my 2 cents
 
definitely not a strength at the razor
the club level crowd is barely in their seats by mid way thru the first and third quarters. (my avator is me going to club level playoff game. needless to say, i was the only one up there with face paint)

sounds like the ethos even among season ticket holders is NOT to scream and howl, unless the situation absolutely demands it. are they too tired to make the effort? why would 1 or 2 gamers have more spunk?
 
i missed the game but it sounded dead on tv
 
First off ... the Patriots received the opening kickoff (not sure who won the coin flip). They did nothing on their first possession and were forced to punt. At home, I want to be on defense first. The crowd is more alive when the other team has the ball. Pin them back and win the field possession battle and you get the opening kick of the 2nd half.

Second, its a boring game that alot of season ticket holders sold their tickets for.

Third ... hardly anyone in the "Red" seats gets vocal

Fourth .... the design of the field is not conducive to crowd noise
 
You know, you gotta be about the 10th person to say the same exact thing about people telling you to sit down. This is friggin ridiculous. For christ sake, Fenway is louder than Gilette! All I ever hear are ***** ass golf claps whenever the offense gets a first. Where have all the roudy New Englanders gone?
 
Nem, you got this one right. Kraft has priced out the blue collar, beer swillin' belly paintin', shirtless in January back bone of the fanbase. The Razor's parking lots are full of beemers, mecedes, and escalades. Not the traditional f100 with the gun racks and bar-b-que grills on the back.

These upscalers really dont know how to get half in the bag and get rowdy for a game. Sad, really.:(
 
how much is season ticket and how long is the waiting list?
 
Kind of a bad game to measure crowd noise. It was basically over in the first quarter against one of the crappiest teams in the NFL. It has been bad though most of the year with one big exception being the Bears game.

No reason to worry about it now. No more home games until the playoffs, and it will be plenty loud then.
 
one big exception being the Bears game

....who'd have thought that 25 Brits would have made that much difference :)

I thought the crowd were great where we were sat; most were on their feet and shouting not just on Bears third downs, but whenever the Bears had the ball. I loved the moment when Grossman threw his first ball to Asante and one of our group yelled "we did that".
 
i missed the game but it sounded dead on tv

During the TV broadcast, Rich Gannon even commented on how quiet the crowd was.

I will say when I sat in the 300 section among season tickets holders, I have found the fans around me to be pretty loud and passionate.
 
i posted something like this about a month ago, and totally agree. Season ticket holders ruin the crowd. The season ticket holders are little pansies with hands locked between there knees acting like there at a funeral. The next time someone tells u to be quiet, do like i do, tell them to go home, and make it a point to scream right in there face.
 
i posted something like this about a month ago, and totally agree. Season ticket holders ruin the crowd. The season ticket holders are little pansies with hands locked between there knees acting like there at a funeral. The next time someone tells u to be quiet, do like i do, tell them to go home, and make it a point to scream right in there face.

Its not the season ticket holders that are quiet, genius.
 
What surprises me is that Bob Kraft, who I admire very much, as an owner, does nothing to correct it.

I really think that they screwed up the design of the stadium by not making it a bowl.
 
I have seen two pats games in Oakland over the last 12 years and although i detest the raiders and all their whining, that place rocks. They might as well throw out all the seats bacause no one uses them, they stand up and yell and holler from beginning to the end. One of my friends introduced me to some of the raider fans in the tailgate section. Hung with them for a while, a personable bunch. Then when it was time to go in one of them went in his car and pulled out this naked blow up lifesize doll with "Brady's Mom" tagged on its back and off he went to the black hole. i've seen that that doll a few times in some pretty compromising postions on TV when they pan to the Black Hole section in the stadium.

A lot of the visiting fans do the backpack deal (thats what i did), where you go to your seat, put on your team jersey, and then when you need to leave you change again so you don't get hit with missiles on the way out.

I went for a leak in the restroom, and there was this guy all decked out in his Patriots Gear. The entire restroom started chanting Raiders, Raiders, banging stalls and surrounding the guy, they didn't mess with him but they sure freaked him out.

Anyways it don't help them now, they are still 2-12, yeahh !!!
 
Cardinal fans do the opposite. They WEAR the other team's jersey, no matter which team, because they dont want to let people know that they root for the Cardinals. :D

Just kidding, but who knows, right?

What are you saying, takes one to know one?
 
Nem, you got this one right. Kraft has priced out the blue collar, beer swillin' belly paintin', shirtless in January back bone of the fanbase. The Razor's parking lots are full of beemers, mecedes, and escalades. Not the traditional f100 with the gun racks and bar-b-que grills on the back.

These upscalers really dont know how to get half in the bag and get rowdy for a game. Sad, really.:(
hey I sacrifice the wife's bingo money and the Kids College fund to afford season tickets, I let the wife come to the games so I have someone to run and get me beer and then drive my sorry arse home.

Oh yeah - I got me a pick-up and a cap with a grill tied on back - I ain't no fancy pants although I do park in the club suites parking every game

I yell and scream and stuff - but that empty void created by the vacant red seats between the 30 yard lines stops all noise like a giant noise barrier along the southeast expressway
 
Its not the season ticket holders that are quiet, genius.

The only cry babies i ran into at a game was season ticket holders, so it cant be them making the noise, can it? genius
 
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