HAHAHAHA Chargers can't sell out!!!!

PatsWorldChamps said:

glad you are spoiled by weather, cause you sure arent spoiled with sports teams... New England will win 2 or 3 more championships THIS YEAR, than san diego has in the entire history of the city!

poor rodney and junior; had to spend so long there... bet they are so glad they "bolted" that place

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I hate all the San Diego sports teams. I like the patriots. I will go to one Charger game next year. That is the patriots game. I go to a few Padre games just because I love baseball. To be fair about the rain it could cause massive mud slides if we get the amount they are saying. San diego is not made for large amounts of rain in alittle time. Combine that with the facts the fires took out alot of hillsides makes for some scrarey times.

Tommysgirl said:

I have all the sympathy in the world for those people. However, my brother lives in Orange County with a lot of "Charger fans", these people are not hurting for money. Not even a little bit. It's just not on their list of priorities.

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A'ight. Fair enough. First of all SD will end up selling out. One way or another.

Secondly, until the pats started winning and moved to the razor, NE had issues too. Getting into how it all got sorted for NE is not where I'm going right now. That's a whole other story.

SD does need a new stadium at this point. There are obstructed views. Ya, I know there are some at the razor. Just saying obstructed views and lack of sufficient skybox revenue are an issue for SD right now. After all, Qualcomm is going on 40+ years old.

Let me put it this way. If the Jags beats the Steelers and NE and the Chargers beat the Titans and the Colts, I don't think SD will have any issues with tickets.

DFWChargerFan said:

A few months ago if you will recall, 1.5 Million people were evacuated and several thousand people lost their homes along with everything else.

Yeah, pretty friggin hilarious we're about 500 tickets short of a sell-out. You are a complete moron, grow up.

Perhaps Karma will come knocking on your door for posting such a ridiculous thread.

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I will tell you the same thing that I tell the people that live on the coast don't cry when **** happens you know the dangers

SoCal Bong said:

You would be amazed at what kind of playoff ticket you can get for $100.

Even with last year's success the Chargers are still heavily reliant on the visting fans to fill up their stadium and since there was only a week's notice for the Titans the supply of tickets is huge.

Its supposed to be a rainy weekend but still...

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Oh ****. Rain, in San Diego? Thats a first.

World Champs 3X said:

I will tell you the same thing that I tell the people that live on the coast don't cry when **** happens you know the dangers

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That's correct. No excuses. New Orleans also understood the issues prior to Katrina. Given the Indonesian quake of 04, everyone all around the world should understand the issues. Life can get fragile in a heartbeat.

I'm thinking all everyone from everywhere can do is make the most of what they can while they're here and hope for the best.

guys...when i read the title of the thread SD's troubles isnt wut came to mind....

i feel for wut happened in SD with the fires, but i doubt that is wut the starter of this thread wat trying to ridicule....

BoltsFan said:

A'ight. Fair enough. First of all SD will end up selling out. One way or another.

Secondly, until the pats started winning and moved to the razor, NE had issues too. Getting into how it all got sorted for NE is not where I'm going right now. That's a whole other story.
SD does need a new stadium at this point. There are obstructed views. Ya, I know there are some at the razor. Just saying obstructed views and lack of sufficient skybox revenue are an issue for SD right now. After all, Qualcomm is going on 40+ years old.

Let me put it this way. If the Jags beats the Steelers and NE and the Chargers beat the Titans and the Colts, I don't think SD will have any issues with tickets.

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If you want to bring this up, perhaps you should get your facts right. The Pats moved into the Razor in 2002. They have sold out every single home game before the individual seasons started since 1994 (it might be '93 but I'm not sure on that).

I just looked at their board, never really read it that much before. Wow, that is high comedy. In the ticket sales thread they were complaining about paying too much for seats (100 bucks) for great seats.

And the other threads? Way too funny. And why do all the girls put their pictures in their profiles? Weird to say the least.

maybe they need another pep rally

WelcometotheRazor said:

http://forums.chargers.com/showthread.php?t=51221

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too funny..just like miami...too many toher things to do and see...girls in bikinis or football ?

ALP said:

guys...when i read the title of the thread SD's troubles isnt wut came to mind....

i feel for wut happened in SD with the fires, but i doubt that is wut the starter of this thread wat trying to ridicule....

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No, I wasn't making fund of the disaster that happened out there.

What I think of when I think of the Chargers is that f***ing pep rally they had last year with a roided up Merriman talking s*** about what they were going to do to Brady in the divisional round (can anyone believe that was 1 YEAR AGO, by the way)? And then I think of how much they started crying when Wilfork, Colvin, etc did the talking AFTER THE GAME. Rivers calling Hobbs "the worst CB in the league" etc.

Then there's LT - his remarks on "class" are absurd. He took a cheap shot at BB following the playoff game, then he took another cheap shot after the spygate thing. He embarresses his own QB in from of the whole country, and who knows what else I am forgetting. He is smug and does not practice what he preaches.

So yeah, I enjoy it when they can't sell out a playoff game without CBS' help.

Oh yeah, their 6 game win streak is VERY misleading based on who they have played. Thanks Colin Cowherd for that one.

BoltsFan said:

A'ight. Fair enough. First of all SD will end up selling out. One way or another.

Secondly, until the pats started winning and moved to the razor, NE had issues too. Getting into how it all got sorted for NE is not where I'm going right now. That's a whole other story.

SD does need a new stadium at this point. There are obstructed views. Ya, I know there are some at the razor. Just saying obstructed views and lack of sufficient skybox revenue are an issue for SD right now. After all, Qualcomm is going on 40+ years old.

Let me put it this way. If the Jags beats the Steelers and NE and the Chargers beat the Titans and the Colts, I don't think SD will have any issues with tickets.

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You cant get into right now because you are talking out of your you know what, foxboro has been sold out for over 14 years now!
The best bet for getting tickets here is luck or knowing a season ticket holder that somehow cant make it to the game, and it's been that way since the mid 90's when Parcells came to town!

Mike and Mike on ESPN just reported 350 tickets remain unsold...

sanvara said:

Well, that's cool since it's fun to ridicule the threads based on ignorance and stupidity, so keep bringing on that fodder! :eat1:

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Says the woman who once stated it is bigoted to call illegal immigrants, "Illegal"...

also, this is why the Chargers are one of the most low value teams in the nfl at around $750 million. their revenues are among the lowest in the league. in other words, without the cap there's no way they would be able to afford tomlinson, rivers and merriman on the same payroll and still be competitive at 20+ other positions. say "thank you" to Mr. Kraft and Mr. Jones and Mr. Snyder and Mr. Laurie!

Not selling out a playoff game, all I can say is pathetic So I don't want to hear from anymore pathetic Chargers fans touting there team here.

I went to the Pats v Chargers playoff game last year and had tickets on the 50 yard line, 6 rows from the field, behind the Pats bench.