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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.Uhh, you do realize you can't tell how loud a stadium is by listening to a TV broadcast, don't you? It all depends on where they place the mikes, how many there are, what they set the mixer gain on those channels to, and so on.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?
It's like that guy who sits right behind home plate for every Sox home game. (You know the dude. He sits to the right of the ump). The guy has the best damn seats in the house, yet you never see him crack a smile, let alone "clap".
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?
How many people are on the waiting list? Ticket prices are insanely high as it is. IMO, they need to expand the stadium. I suggest filling in the tower end zone. No other modern NFL stadium has a big hole in its side the way Gillette currently does.
Put seats in the part highlighted, and bump the capacity a few thousand...
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.
Well I was at the 'Skins game the other week and I was waaaay up in the 300's. I was so far up, the lights were in front of me.(Don't ask me how much I paid, cause it was too much). There were tons of Washington fans in that area. Anyways, before the game was out of hand, on a third down, I stood up and tried to "rally some troops". Seeing as there were only about 7 rows behind me, my goal was to get people in front of me to hear me. My biggest problem was from some old lady in a blanket behind me telling me to sit down. Sorry Grandma, I paid way too much for these crap seats to be quiet tonight. Maybe your grandson should have left you at home that night.
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?