NYNCDOLFAN
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It is time to represent!!! I may be stuck here in NY but I expect a sold out ROCKIN stadium this weekend!!!! Make it happen!!!
Dolfans!!!!!
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joeharley666
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So....I'm from the Northeast also and I still went down to two games this season. Get your ass off the couch and put the cinnamon rolls down and get your ass down to Miami! Put up or shut up time!
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Heres the problem in Joe Robbie. It is hard to make enough noise to disrupt the opposition QBs audibles. It can be done but being so far from field and not having a roof puts us at a disadvantage to a lot of other fans. Also in the 10 or so times ive been in JRS ive4 noticed that compared to other stadiums it isn't choreographed very well.
For my self I noticed what I what doing wrong years ago. My problem was that I blew my voice out in the first half and could not yell at all at the end of the game in crititical situations. Living in Lambeau (10 games) country and now Indy (4 games 2 RCA dome 2 Lucas oil) country one thing I noticed is the fans time their blow out, high decibel noise for the most important possesions in the 4th quarter. As a child I spent a lot of time in the Orange Bowl and there never was or never will be a stadium as intimidating. I think the opposition feared that place from the time they got off the plane. Always loud always intimidating and that transferred to the field and allowed the 12th man to have an impact on the field. We will never get that back but the people running things at the stadium need to figure out a way to get the fans involved on critical plays late in the game to disrupte the opposition audible or we have no 12th man. Disrupting that audible forcing the QB to take the time to run up and sown the LOS and to the funky leg lift snap is all US as fans can do to have an impact on the game, on the field. If we don't figure that out JRS will always be a liability
For my self I noticed what I what doing wrong years ago. My problem was that I blew my voice out in the first half and could not yell at all at the end of the game in crititical situations. Living in Lambeau (10 games) country and now Indy (4 games 2 RCA dome 2 Lucas oil) country one thing I noticed is the fans time their blow out, high decibel noise for the most important possesions in the 4th quarter. As a child I spent a lot of time in the Orange Bowl and there never was or never will be a stadium as intimidating. I think the opposition feared that place from the time they got off the plane. Always loud always intimidating and that transferred to the field and allowed the 12th man to have an impact on the field. We will never get that back but the people running things at the stadium need to figure out a way to get the fans involved on critical plays late in the game to disrupte the opposition audible or we have no 12th man. Disrupting that audible forcing the QB to take the time to run up and sown the LOS and to the funky leg lift snap is all US as fans can do to have an impact on the game, on the field. If we don't figure that out JRS will always be a liability
We did it this year in the atlanta game. I went to a game in 2008 vs san fran, the stadium was 3/4 full and the crowd was still disrupting the play calls at the end of the game and it helped seal the win. It can be done , the fans just have to be into it.
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Was at that SF game also, and the crowd 3/4 full was deafening. Same as the Panther game I just went too. I hate when I hear the stadium is a disadvantage to creating noise, what a bunch of bull****, we're do these posters come up with this nonsense. And our crowd a couple of weeks ago did get to Newton a couple of times.
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Got to give the fans something to cheer about to be fair.
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JRS is the quietest stadium ive ever been in. The Panthers stadium was built by the same architect so it may be just as quiet. The problem is the stadium design not the fans. It doesn not compare to other stadiums ive been to like Lambeau, Lucas Oil, metrodome RCA dome. You say we can impact the game on the field and I say not nearly enough or as much as other venues. My opinion
NYNCDOLFAN
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I go to a game every year guy far from eating cinnamon rolls it's called work. And my point was our stadium is a joke in regards to attendence and number of fans from other teams. We were proud 2 weeks ago about the met life take over well our stadium is taken over every game. This week an emphasis should be made from all south floridA local tv/radio shows get out and support your team. With all the crap and BS calls this year we are still in position to make playoffs and from the looks of things it's anyone's game..
Tickets on Stub Hub jumped over 2.5 times (from under $40 to over $100 for cheap seats) with that win over Pittsburgh. I'm guessing many New England fans probably got tickets early at the cheaper price and Dolfans looking to make the game this Sunday has to pay the price for waiting it out.
Jets tickets are on the rise also . . . expect them to double or even triple if Miami wins on Sunday.
Just something to think about.
Jets tickets are on the rise also . . . expect them to double or even triple if Miami wins on Sunday.
Just something to think about.