Well the only poor behaviour I remember seeing over the last 4 or 5 pats games against indy in Foxboro was a couple of carloads of indy fans throwing stuff at people walking down 1 S. Maybe ass-holes attract other ass-holes and this is what the writer probably encountered.
Well the only poor behaviour I remember seeing over the last 4 or 5 pats games against indy in Foxboro was a couple of carloads of indy fans throwing stuff at people walking down 1 S. Maybe ass-holes attract other ass-holes and this is what the writer probably encountered.
That's why all the pressure's on Peyton. All the stars are alligned. If he loses, Indy fans can't complain that he hasn't a "fair" shot at Brady and co.
I think there are far worse behaving fans than Pats fans. Bills fans, Eagles fans, and Broncos fans are three that come to mind. In fact, I think Pats fans are pretty cool for the most part (at least from my experience).
It's funny though, I've found many Red Sox fans to be vile, crude, ignorant, and just generally emotionally unhealthy. Do these Red Sox fans not go to Patriot games, or do they just act more civilized when they attend football games?
" ... the idiotic beverage-fueled tailgaters who challenged Colts fans to fights before and after previous matchups in Foxboro."
I attended all those games and never saw anything remotely resembling what he's referring to. I DID see a guy in a Manning jersey heckling the crowd from his refuge in one of the luxury boxes at the 2005 game.
I think there are far worse behaving fans than Pats fans. Bills fans, Eagles fans, and Broncos fans are three that come to mind. In fact, I think Pats fans are pretty cool for the most part (at least from my experience).
It's funny though, I've found many Red Sox fans to be vile, crude, ignorant, and just generally emotionally unhealthy. Do these Red Sox fans not go to Patriot games, or do they just act more civilized when they attend football games?
Eaaasy now...You obviously have met the wrong fans. Everytime I go to a Sox game (2 or 3 times a year), I always run into civilized and knowledgeable fans. There are some yahoos but every team has yahoos. Even the TB Devil Rays.
Wearing a Yankees hat or jersey (or that year's rival's gear) is a magnet for the punks. Not to say you shouldn't wear what you want...
" ... the idiotic beverage-fueled tailgaters who challenged Colts fans to fights before and after previous matchups in Foxboro."
I attended all those games and never saw anything remotely resembling what he's referring to. I DID see a guy in a Manning jersey heckling the crowd from his refuge in one of the luxury boxes at the 2005 game.
Agreed. I never saw anything remotely like that at those Indy games. In fact I saw more fights last week in San Diego than I have in the last 5 years in Foxboro.
That's why all the pressure's on Peyton. All the stars are alligned. If he loses, Indy fans can't complain that he hasn't a "fair" shot at Brady and co.
Agreed this is a fair shot... what do you honestly think about the game being played in Indy....Obviuosly, Foxboro would be ideal. Do you think it's a factor at all or as I heard some NE fans dismiss it as a non event ?
Agreed this is a fair shot... what do you honestly think about the game being played in Indy....Obviuosly, Foxboro would be ideal. Do you think it's a factor at all or as I heard some NE fans dismiss it as a non event ?
No, I'm just saying that the venue will not effect the outcome of this game. The Pats are 7-1 on the road this year (8-1 if you count SD). I know what my team can do...and I've seen enough of the Colts over the last 3-4 years to know what they can do. I think it'll be a tough game. The winner will be the team who makes the least mistakes, penalties and turnovers.
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