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Quote:Nope. Gunny.

 

Welcome home, and thank you for your service.

 

I can't give you a Oorah but I am permitted to give you a Hooah  :thumbsup:

Hooah accepted....oorah returned!

Quote:Welcome home, and thank you for your service.


I can't give you a Oorah but I am permitted to give you a Hooah :thumbsup:

We're averaging 61k per game this year, down from 62k last year. Its still better than Oakland, Minnesota and St. Louis. The weather has been great mostly, so you can't blame that.

 

Welcome home and congratulations on the impending retirement. It's great as long as you can keep yourself busy doing something you really enjoy.

 

Regards....................the Chiefjag

Quote:Congrats man. I wish I could make it to a game.


Just bought a new 75' Sony 4K which is nice and all but would be better to see the games in person.

This. As much as I enjoy watching the games at home, it's no substitute to being there in person, even if you have bad seats. I currently get to one game a year (the London game) but would love to be able to make it to more. I understand not everyone can afford tickets, live too far away or that other things take priority, I just don't understand why people would rather watch it on TV than be there

Chief: I'll still have to do something when I leave the military but it's getting closer everyday. It's been good to me, can't complain too much. Season tickets are gonna be my first "luxury" purchase after getting settled

Quote:We're averaging 61k per game this year, down from 62k last year. Its still better than Oakland, Minnesota and St. Louis. The weather has been great mostly, so you can't blame that.


Welcome home and congratulations on the impending retirement. It's great as long as you can keep yourself busy doing something you really enjoy.


Regards....................the Chiefjag

As far as what I have noticed about the crowd, they are more vocal/Active. For instance, During the Colts game, a "wave" was creatd that went around the stadium about 12-13 times. When Meyers missed the kick, a chant went up "Scobee! Scobee!", which was a bit uncomfortable to be honest. Then when we were in the red zone on 4th down, a chant went up " We want 50! We want 50!" to try to convince Jas to go for it. Also, on the one play- the crowd did not know how Gus was playing it and the chant went up "Contest it! - Red Flag!- Contest it! - Red Flag!" in a echo similar to Jaxsons "We are! - Jaguars!" echo. It was soon aftr that, that the Jax Pack and Jackson were dashing on the field between plays to guide the crowd into the We are- Jaguars.  Heh, Insert Florida tag, wherever.

 

Also on the previous home game to the Colts, they had this Niel Diamond cover band outside the stadium, and they brought him in to do something during halftime( he also sang the natioanl anthem at the beginning) but when he did "Sweet Caroline"  at the half the crowd shouted in the fills in the gaps, so he would sing "Sweet Caroline" and the crowd then sang " Ba- ba-Ba" to imitate the horns in that part, and then the lyric "...never felt so good" and then the crowd: "so good!, So good!, So good! "

 

a bit more vocal0 lol.  

Quote:Welcome Home Soldier!

 

I have a dang fine big screen too but nothing beats the view from the SEZ.

The team got the crowd going after a weird first half.

I expect they'll be fired up tomorrow.  :thumbsup:

Oh man..... you called a Marine a Soldier. Bad mojo. They are not one and the same. Lol. Kind of like saying ex-Marine. There is no such thing.

We reserve the ex title for certain individuals....like Lee Harvey Oswald.

Quote:Oh man..... you called a Marine a Soldier. Bad mojo. They are not one and the same. Lol. Kind of like saying ex-Marine. There is no such thing.

Well. Sucks that we lost, but it was a great game experience. The interception at the half was a killer but the 2 TDs were on our side of the stadium and awesome to see. Poz was an animal. Looking forward to next year's game!