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It would throw the network broadcast into turmoil as they try to present a 3 hour football game without any crowd shots.
That's basically every single Jaguars home game.
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I don't why you think Portnoy or this kind of venture would NEED the help of the Pats. At most all it would need is them not hindering it. As for the cost, it would be a tax deductable cost of the T-shirts (say 100 grand vs the million dollar or better worth of publicity for Barstool. Opening day is usually one of the biggest audiences of the regular season.It was never going to happen. The combination of logistics and finances made it pretty much impossible to pull off without the help of the Patriots, and the Patriots weren't going to be that blatant about hostilities towards Goodell.
"The full 32"
No problemo. Matt can simply move on to SpaceX and design Mars rockets instead.
I don't why you think Portnoy or this kind of venture would NEED the help of the Pats.
As for the cost, it would be a tax deductable cost of the T-shirts (say 100 grand vs the million dollar or better worth of publicity for Barstool. Opening day is usually one of the biggest audiences of the regular season.
Then think of all the play it would get over the next few weeks on the sports talk circuit. Even BSPN would have to acknowledge it. AND perhaps he can do the same thing at other stadiums. I'm sure Saint fans would embrace it.
Logistically most of the distribution could all be done in the parking lots, will there could be a few booths with a few thousand shirts that could be set up, with the shirts sold for $5, with all the money going to the Jimmy Fund, or the Ice bucket challenge or a myriad of other deserving charities.
BTW- If anyone has Portnoy's email I'd be happy to make an offer and see if he responds.
He'd be a moron to do it. Barstool is not just about the Patriots, and it's not just about Massachusetts.
But isn't that its main target? Didn't you see what they did during deflategate? They don't really give a crap about other teams/fans like they do the Pats.
I disagree. The bulk of distribution could be done in the parking lots.No way to distribute, otherwise.
This is not hard. Whatever the cost of this operation is (100K, 200K, whatever) is a loss against whatever revenues there are which lowers their tax liabilities. Again, compared with the value of the publicity to a national audience they'd get, it would be peanuts.I'm not sure how you think Barstool's going to be able to write this off as a tax .deduction..
Absolutely great point. There are a LOT of fans from other cities that doen't like Fraudger. Filling the stadium with clown shirts will most certainly stimulate sales of the shirt all over the country, an more than pay for the cost of the initial cost to fill Gillette with the shirts promo.He'd be a moron to do it. Barstool is not just about the Patriots, and it's not just about Massachusetts..
Not if everyone knew before hand that shirts would be available at each lot. I'm sure they'd find where in the lot they are being given out. You wouldn't miss too many people that way.You'd have to do it at the gates, not in the lots. If you tried doing it in the lots, you'd miss too many people.
I don't know...I'm not big on any large public displays of anger towards the Goon. What I'd like is getting up in the morning and reading the newspaper with a cup of coffee, and spotting a curious column like "well known executive found in alley unconscious with baseball bat nearby and face smeared with feces and urine..."...THAT would give me great personal satisfaction, knowing that he never saw it coming and would now have to deal with the unknown every day for the rest of his fetid existence.
I disagree. The bulk of distribution could be done in the parking lots.
Another idea would be to send them to all season ticket holders who would pay for shipping. ie email all season ticket holders an offer for a free clown shirt, and charge them whatever the shiping and handling costs are. ($5-7). What season ticket holder would turn that down.
This is not hard. Whatever the cost of this operation is (100K, 200K, whatever) is a loss against whatever revenues there are which lowers their tax liabilities. Again, compared with the value of the publicity to a national audience they'd get, it would be peanuts.
Absolutely great point. There are a LOT of fans from other cities that doen't like Fraudger. Filling the stadium with clown shirts will most certainly stimulate sales of the shirt all over the country, an more than pay for the cost of the initial cost to fill Gillette with the shirts promo.
Not if everyone knew before hand that shirts would be available at each lot. I'm sure they'd find where in the lot they are being given out. You wouldn't miss too many people that way.
All that being said, I'm kind of liking the email idea and sending them through the season ticket holders and let the USPS 'distribute" them
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I think you could get enough participation by handing them out in the parking lots that it would be a success. I mean even if you taped them to the seats 100% wouldn't wear them. But if you had 50-75% wearing them it would stand out.One obvious example of a problem is that handing out the shirts in parking lots would lead to lots of people taking more than one shirt, and lost of people not getting any shirts, and that's if the Patriots would even let you attempt it). This isn't going to happen, though, so it's not really worth continuing this. Feel free to talk it out with Ian, though, as he went at least a little bit down the road with his plan.
I love the idea, but I'm afraid there would be about 5-10 thousand shirts, with about 60,000 "other" fans who just don't get it, don't care enough about it, or simply won't have access to enough shirts.Too much hand-wringing ******** about these damned shirts.
Get the shirt. Get as many as you can afford. Hand them out to people at the game. Flood the place with these damned shirts. Make the mean color at that place tarheel blue (it KILLS me inside to say that, because GO DUKE, so hopefully you understand I, too, am making a sacrifice).
Stop fretting about it.
It pisses off Goodell, so it has to be an unqualified good. It's like you are fretting about giving a homeless starving child a cup of fresh cool water and a piece of bread. Just do it and stop being a bunch of ninnies.
If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball. Do I have to draw you a picture?
I don't know...I'm not big on any large public displays of anger towards the Goon. What I'd like is getting up in the morning and reading the newspaper with a cup of coffee, and spotting a curious column like "well known executive found in alley unconscious with baseball bat nearby and face smeared with feces and urine..."...THAT would give me great personal satisfaction, knowing that he never saw it coming and would now have to deal with the unknown every day for the rest of his fetid existence.
Goodell still miffed about Matt Patricia’s T-shirt selection
I know Patsfans.com isn't sponsoring anything, but just in case there were any doubts about Clownout still getting under Goodell's skin....