Ticket price up $20 to $99.

[Schneed10]

No more complaining about ticket prices, please. This Tom Knott excerpt pretty much sums up my feelings on the subject:

"Snyder repeatedly has shown he is willing to spend whatever it takes to field a winner, sometimes to the team's detriment in yesteryear. Yet fans cannot have it both ways. They cannot embrace Snyder's free-spending manner in pursuit of coaches and personnel and then not expect the cost to be passed along to them at some point in the process. That is the business model, like it or not."

http://washingtontimes.com/sports/20...2915-5891r.htm

[#56fanatic]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

No more complaining about ticket prices, please. This Tom Knott excerpt pretty much sums up my feelings on the subject:

"Snyder repeatedly has shown he is willing to spend whatever it takes to field a winner, sometimes to the team's detriment in yesteryear. Yet fans cannot have it both ways. They cannot embrace Snyder's free-spending manner in pursuit of coaches and personnel and then not expect the cost to be passed along to them at some point in the process. That is the business model, like it or not."

http://washingtontimes.com/sports/20...2915-5891r.htm

Holy crap, we agree on something!!

PS, you should know that an NFL game is not kid friendly. I dont care what stadium you go to. NFL promotes tail gating, eating and drinking. If the game is at 1, they open at 10 or 10:30, if its at 4 or later they open early enough to watch the early games. If you want to take you kids to a fan friendly experience, go to RFK or camden yards. I have a kid and I know damn well Fed X field on a Sunday afternoon is no place for him, unless I go in with the mind set that hey, you are going to hear some stuff from people, but we dont use that language at home.

[Warpath]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

No more complaining about ticket prices, please. This Tom Knott excerpt pretty much sums up my feelings on the subject:

"Snyder repeatedly has shown he is willing to spend whatever it takes to field a winner, sometimes to the team's detriment in yesteryear. Yet fans cannot have it both ways. They cannot embrace Snyder's free-spending manner in pursuit of coaches and personnel and then not expect the cost to be passed along to them at some point in the process. That is the business model, like it or not."

http://washingtontimes.com/sports/20...2915-5891r.htm

Either way it still sucks. I'll complain about ticket prices all I want to, and I'll probably pay them to.