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This Is Why I Do Not Go To NFL Games

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Every major event has 3 guys arrested for punching a woman in the face and you are ok with that.

 

Did I say I was ok with it? Just pointing out that people get arrest at pretty much every major event. Why make a big deal about this one.

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A guy urinated on the person in front of him in PBS. That guy should be banned for life.

A guy urinated on the person in front of him in PBS. That guy should be banned for life.
One of the ones arrested? Or a different one?
One of the ones arrested? Or a different one?

 

One of the ones arrested.

I'll say this: I've been to NFL games in Minnesota, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis. Never seen anything like I saw in Cincy at the other two stadiums.

 

Something happens to those folks in PBS. It's like they get a few drinks in them and they think they're from Philadelphia.

I'll say this: I've been to NFL games in Minnesota, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis. Never seen anything like I saw in Cincy at the other two stadiums.

 

Something happens to those folks in PBS. It's like they get a few drinks in them and they think they're from Philadelphia.

Same. I've been to Ariz, Minnesota, Indy, Nashville, Carolina, and Pittsburgh. Only issues are at PBS. Nicest fans I've ever been around are in Minnesota, bar none.

I'll say this: I've been to NFL games in Minnesota, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis. Never seen anything like I saw in Cincy at the other two stadiums.

 

Something happens to those folks in PBS. It's like they get a few drinks in them and they think they're from Philadelphia.

 

Its the River Water.

The last time I went to a game, I was sitting in the nosebleeds at Riverfront. Guys were so drunk that they were urinating in the section corners and all this was running down under seats and......it was just a mess. Not to mention every other sentence being screamed had F or MF word in it. I got up and left, haven't been back since.

I'll say this: I've been to NFL games in Minnesota' date=' Cincinnati, and Indianapolis. Never seen anything like I saw in Cincy at the other two stadiums. Something happens to those folks in PBS. It's like they get a few drinks in them and they think they're from Philadelphia.[/quote']

 

They know what's coming. 25 years of frustration all bottled up inside.

NFL crowds are unique. Different than MLB. Culture is different. Leads to more problems than , say, a baseball playoff game.

 

Wasn't there a Dodger incident recently where someone got beat to death?

Wasn't there a Dodger incident recently where someone got beat to death?

 

Yeah, I think it was a Dodger - Giants game....

A guy urinated on the person in front of him in PBS. That guy should be banned for life.

 

I would have gone to jail too...

I have been to Atlanta, Tennessee, Pittsburgh and Cincy.

 

Only seen two incidents. One was at Heinz Field involving a Steeler fan and 4 Bears Fans. I blame the Steeler Fan in this one.

 

Other was at Paul Brown Stadium and 3 Cincy fans were outright the most idiotic people I have ever met.

What the NFL need to do is ban people like these for life from ever entering another NFL game. In cases that a man is hitting, punching a feline or child, and ones that you can prove that started a fight.

What the NFL need to do is ban people like these for life from ever entering another NFL game. In cases that a man is hitting, punching a feline or child, and ones that you can prove that started a fight.

They definitely got punched.

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