(05-05-2022, 02:23 PM)HURRICANE!!! Wrote:

(05-04-2022, 08:33 PM)TownCenterJag Wrote: For sure - but there are also like 10 million people in London and they get a couple of NFL games a year.

The Jags are not going to deny the few season ticket holders that want to go to London for the game to allot those tix to the London residents.  Wembley holds 90,000 people and we have about 1,000 fans that will likely make the trip.  Our demand is still low as we probably have the worst traveling fanbase following our decade of dysfunction.   Personally speaking, if we were average to above average, I'd consider making the trip, but I have to be honest right now, Over the past 10 years, I find it very painful to spend ~ $350 on 2 tix per home game go drive 35 miles, bake in the sun, and watch the Jags get humiliated.   Most fans think like I do right now and are not willing to spend $4,000 to travel 3,000 miles to watch the Jags.  That said, I'm extremely confident you will get your tix as I just don't see there being a demand from our season ticket holders right now.  Hopefully that changes in the near future as I'm looking forward to seeing the Jags and also Fulham FC in London.

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(05-05-2022, 02:07 PM)homebiscuit Wrote:

Such a tasteless and crude provocation but I just can’t help it.

What is its pronoun?

This is exactly why we stopped our season tickets about 8 years ago. The Jaguars simply suck the joy out of team fandom. The cost to enjoyment ratio was no longer sustainable. However, we renewed this year because good things are going to happen and we want to be there to see it all come to fruition. 


Its pronoun? Whatever you want it to be, luv.

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