Quote:Then don't buy tickets. And sell the ones you may have for this year. I don't mean that flippantly or as provocation. I mean - that's the only real message you can send the organization. They certainly don't read this board. But they keep careful track of those transactions.


I was in Jacksonville a few weeks ago and did not go to the game. That is practically sacrilege for me. But - I had business that needed my attention - and while I could have managed to do both - I decided not to spend the money and concentrate on work. You better believe I'd have bought an $80 ticket and spent $30-40 in concessions had the team been looking better and I felt they had a chance to compete.


I try to attend two home games per year even though I live 1000 miles away. Sometimes it's only one. I'll be at the Thursday night game in December, but I'm doing it on someone else's dime. Not sure I'd attend otherwise.


Next year I'll be living in Jax again and I'm sure I'll attend 4 or more home games, but I'll certainly curb that if the team hasn't progressed markedly.


I may come off as defensive of the organization - and I do like what Caldwell is doing thus far - but I'm perfectly OK with folks altering their monetary investment in the product. I have. Even if it's quite small in comparison to the multi-year season ticket holder.

I agree 100%. I said in a different post I won't pay this year. I would just go if a friend had an extra ticket. I'm 300 miles away, and I usually go to 1-2 games a year as well. I'm die hard, but each game the past 3 years, I'm expecting a loss. We are at the colts this week. It's a loss. I even grabbed the colts D off the waiver wire this week bc the Jags are pkaying them this week. If you know me that's blasphemy .

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