Slagathor
2nd Team Getting Their First Start
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Yeah, tell them to stop selling Chardonnay at the games. Get back to basics: hot dogs and beer.
I can't figure out why Kraft just doesn't use the PA system.
Stadium design also has something to do with it.
That's a copout. I've heard that place explode with 45,000 people sitting on snowmounds.
Actually I think the level has been good this year. Usually I'm there getting pissed at people to yell but it seems like this year is good. I think it will only build as the playoffs approach (though the Miami game could be a quiet one just because of 1)it may not mean a thing 2)I find that more "pink hats" to use a baseball term go to Miami more than any other game.)
First off I'm not saying Patriot fans are as loud as they could be. But YES stadium design does matter.
Don't blame the red seats. Several of us have uped our post count by posting 400 times that people in our sections don't make much noise. Too many corporate seats throughout the stadium.
Plus, the stadium is perversely designed such that the 300 section noise goes up and out and the open ends do not reflect any acoustic waves. Gillette as it is built will never by very loud. Even if the effete yuppie scum put down their quiche long enough to make any noise.
Yeah, tell them to stop selling Chardonnay at the games. Get back to basics: hot dogs and beer.
I was watching the SF-Seattle game and was impressed by the amount of noise that place created with a capacity less than our and yet 5 times the decibel level.
Is there any grassroots effort we can start to get people off there asses and make Gillette an opposing offenses nightmare?