inFINSible said:Miami has sold out 55 straight games....
commanderblop said:I don't want to hijack this thread, but I must ask:
HOW DO YOU WATCH DOLPHINS GAMES IN TORONTO?
Is there a cable channel you can get? Do you go to some big Sports Bar with satellite TV?
Watch on the internet? Just listen on the internet?
I am in Toronto, and finding it difficult to follow the Miami Dolphins...
Cdr.Blop
If you saw how many people there are hanging out in the concourse, you'd have no doubt that the games were sold out.chuckcole said:Can't that be a little misleading though? Of the 55 games, how many of those were actually sold out in the sense that all the tickets were bought by somebody (not a TV station) and everyone who had a ticket went (mainly considering the season ticket holders)?
I see empty seats for all of the games, but unfortunately I don't live anywhere where I can go myself (regularly at least), so I have to rely on what I see on TV. Is this just perception since I only see it on TV? Or are the seats really filled? Honestly, I have no idea.
NawlinsBucFan said::yeahthat: Make fun of the Pirate Ship all you want. You know when you see that big crowd and that huge party you get a little jealous.:D
All kidding aside, When I watched bits and pieces of that game it was painfully obvious that on a clear, beautiful day in Miami your stadium was half full at best. Quite frankly, that is pathetic.
I figured that there had to be a good number of people that do what you say. That's why I think the perception on TV can be different from reality. I just wish that I was able to go to the games. :cry:inFINSible said:If you saw how many people there are hanging out in the concourse, you'd have no doubt that the games were sold out.
It's a large number of people who are always out there, watching at the bar, or concession, or smoking areas....I've personally seen people spend the whole game out there.....and I've also personally spent a lot of time out there myself.
You obviously failed fractions class.NawlinsBucFan said::yeahthat: Make fun of the Pirate Ship all you want. You know when you see that big crowd and that huge party you get a little jealous.:D
All kidding aside, When I watched bits and pieces of that game it was painfully obvious that on a clear, beautiful day in Miami your stadium was half full at best. Quite frankly, that is pathetic.
It is different.....I bet if you watched a certain section of seats....any section....the whole game....you would see those seats filled and emptied repeatedly throughout the day.chuckcole said:I figured that there had to be a good number of people that do what you say. That's why I think the perception on TV can be different from reality. I just wish that I was able to go to the games. :cry:
MissMeth said:So yes i am somewhat of a homer... i admit it and i am proud of it. However i can not tell you enough how sick some dolfans make me!! When the fans started chanting Ronnie Browns name i wanted to throw up!!! :barf: The day before most of these fans were talking about what a bust he was and it was such a bad decision etc. Now im not saying they shouldnt have been cheering for him... i just hate that we are always so fairweather with so much of what the Fins entail. I for one, never boo ANY dolphin no matter who they are or if i like them. I will always give a rookie a full season before i say yah or nay. And i always pick the fins to win (although when i seriously doubt their ability to win i just give them a confidence rank of last). So call me a homer if you want but i am going to enjoy a win without any negative thoughts of a player, coach or the team. I just wish more Dolfans were like that.
MissMeth said:So yes i am somewhat of a homer... i admit it and i am proud of it. However i can not tell you enough how sick some dolfans make me!! When the fans started chanting Ronnie Browns name i wanted to throw up!!! :barf: The day before most of these fans were talking about what a bust he was and it was such a bad decision etc. Now im not saying they shouldnt have been cheering for him... i just hate that we are always so fairweather with so much of what the Fins entail. I for one, never boo ANY dolphin no matter who they are or if i like them. I will always give a rookie a full season before i say yah or nay. And i always pick the fins to win (although when i seriously doubt their ability to win i just give them a confidence rank of last). So call me a homer if you want but i am going to enjoy a win without any negative thoughts of a player, coach or the team. I just wish more Dolfans were like that.
NawlinsBucFan said::yeahthat: Make fun of the Pirate Ship all you want. You know when you see that big crowd and that huge party you get a little jealous.:D
All kidding aside, When I watched bits and pieces of that game it was painfully obvious that on a clear, beautiful day in Miami your stadium was half full at best. Quite frankly, that is pathetic.
South Florida said:Snap!
I take it back, I didn't realize she was a girl. Let me put it this way.
Dude, 93% of Dolphans never bashed Ronnie.
PhinsOwnU said:Quit crying, 99% of the Phin fans that go to the games have never even heard of this website.
Ohio Fanatic said:Only the stupid idiots on this board were riding Ronnie's back the last two weeks. And, when I say stupid, I mean really stupid. It made me sick last week to read this board. The rest of the sane Dolphin fans on this board knew to be patient and not have the knee-jerk "sky is falling" reaction. But the same stupidity these people showed is the same stupidity shown in every team's boards if you read them.
It's the same mentality for the people still complaining about Frerotte. Value-wise, he's the best QB in the league right now.