whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:

Iowan wrote:Vikings games are basically a human zoo, and that's in polite howdy dontchano Minnesota.

I can only imagine what it turns into in a place that prides itself on being as hostile to visitors as possible.

I would also love to observe it.

That Philadelphia lot will be all tanked up on rum ham and Fight Milk- it’s gonna be slaughter

I've seen many pigs eat many men.

Iowan wrote:

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:

Iowan wrote:Vikings games are basically a human zoo, and that's in polite howdy dontchano Minnesota.

I can only imagine what it turns into in a place that prides itself on being as hostile to visitors as possible.

I would also love to observe it.

That Philadelphia lot will be all tanked up on rum ham and Fight Milk- it’s gonna be slaughter

I've seen many pigs eat many men.

Well, if we're veering into Deadwood territory...

Flea wrote:Well, if we're veering into Deadwood territory...

aw, this one makes me think of KG

While I would never recommend wearing an opposing team's jersey at any Philly venue, the Lincoln Financial Field crowd is quite different than the old Veteran's Stadium crowd. Aside from the crazy cost of tickets, all season ticket holders had to purchase Personal Seat Licenses, starting at $5000 per seat. Yes, it is a rowdy crowd, and yes, wearing a Vikings jersey is not a good idea, but the NFC Championship crowd is a much more high-roller crowd than you might expect. I don't think it would be any different for a Jags fan in New England...

phungi wrote:While I would never recommend wearing an opposing team's jersey at any Philly venue, the Lincoln Financial Field crowd is quite different than the old Veteran's Stadium crowd. Aside from the crazy cost of tickets, all season ticket holders had to purchase Personal Seat Licenses, starting at $5000 per seat. Yes, it is a rowdy crowd, and yes, wearing a Vikings jersey is not a good idea, but the NFC Championship crowd is a much more high-roller crowd than you might expect. I don't think it would be any different for a Jags fan in New England...

So you've lost homefield advantage?

Flea wrote:

phungi wrote:While I would never recommend wearing an opposing team's jersey at any Philly venue, the Lincoln Financial Field crowd is quite different than the old Veteran's Stadium crowd. Aside from the crazy cost of tickets, all season ticket holders had to purchase Personal Seat Licenses, starting at $5000 per seat. Yes, it is a rowdy crowd, and yes, wearing a Vikings jersey is not a good idea, but the NFC Championship crowd is a much more high-roller crowd than you might expect. I don't think it would be any different for a Jags fan in New England...

So you've lost homefield advantage?

A doozie of a curveball.

cortez the killer wrote:

Remember: Innocent until proven guilty.

Flea wrote:

phungi wrote:While I would never recommend wearing an opposing team's jersey at any Philly venue, the Lincoln Financial Field crowd is quite different than the old Veteran's Stadium crowd. Aside from the crazy cost of tickets, all season ticket holders had to purchase Personal Seat Licenses, starting at $5000 per seat. Yes, it is a rowdy crowd, and yes, wearing a Vikings jersey is not a good idea, but the NFC Championship crowd is a much more high-roller crowd than you might expect. I don't think it would be any different for a Jags fan in New England...

So you've lost homefield advantage?

People with glass fibula should not kick football teams...

https://nypost.com/2018/01/22/pole-cras ... eir-minds/


God help us all if the Eagles win the superbowl.

I would have thought greased Poles to be more of a Pittsburgh thing

saw this golden comment over at Deadspin:

Big Dick Nick is going to be the new hoagie special at Wawa.

Clams wrote:

cortez the killer wrote:

Remember: Innocent until proven guilty.

Poor kid was clearly framed. Look, he is wearing a cross around his neck. Surely an Eagles fan wouldn't compromise his morals for a football team.

Howlinwolf wrote:https://nypost.com/2018/01/22/pole-cras ... eir-minds/


God help us all if the Eagles win the superbowl.

I didn't see anything in that video that demonstrated poor behavior by fans...

Should be interesting. I will be pulling for Philly. Don't blow it.

Stay classy, Philly! And congratulations on dethroning those cheating bastards.

Philadelphia's new hero: Jason Kelce



Along with a new song:
We’re from Philly, f**king Philly
No one likes us, we don’t care

phungi wrote:Philadelphia's new hero: Jason Kelce



Along with a new song:
We’re from Philly, f**king Philly
No one likes us, we don’t care

That's awesome!

cortez the killer wrote:

phungi wrote:Philadelphia's new hero: Jason Kelce



Along with a new song:
We’re from Philly, f**king Philly
No one likes us, we don’t care

That's awesome!

x2 on the awesome

Clams wrote:

cortez the killer wrote:

phungi wrote:Philadelphia's new hero: Jason Kelce



Along with a new song:
We’re from Philly, f**king Philly
No one likes us, we don’t care

That's awesome!

x2 on the awesome

X3 Hard to not love that guy!

Even more reason to love Jason Kelce:

Before Jason Kelce was name dropping he was.........crowd surfing??

cortez the killer wrote:

Seems a bit pointless. Once that mansweater grows back, the ink will be obscured.

This article is a day old, but since the Eagles' Super Bowl win the Flyers are 9-0-1 and Sixers are 7-0...

Has Philly sobered up enough to go back to work yet after the Super Bowl?

the Flyers are still 9-0-1 but the Sixers are now 7-1...

friggin Clams...