just email me. There’s no shame in it at all!

wearing their jerseys the day before the game, smelling of cabbage and Hai-Karate…

i’m glad we stomped on their towels and cj highstepped it to the end zone and grif brought the late int back for a touchdown. its time to bring some swagger to this titans team. we’re the best team in this leage – cocky teams are championship teams….

and by way – if anyone wants to sell their playoff tickets to a titans fan, email me

I am stomping on a terrible rag as we speak.

You failed to call out, HOWEVA, the Titans “fans” who usually wear their Titan jerseys to the game, except when the Steelers come to town, then they don their black and gold.

Punks.

A FULL SET OFF TEETH!!!!!

A lot of people hold season tickets as a continual financial opportunity. For example, my best friend is a Giants’ season ticket holder. He got the license from his father. But we all live in CT, almost three full hours by car from Giants’ stadium, and so my friend never goes. Ever. He sells his tickets on E-Bay every single week, and makes between $500-$1000 bucks for the pair of them—every single week.

I’m sorry, but you’re not going to convince a man with a family to give up that kind of money. My buddy owns his own business, and it’s a recession. He’s gonna take the money… every time.

So can’t do much about this, but I do try to go to a game a year by buying someone else’s tickets they aren’t using.

Arguably a small part of this problem isn’t the season ticket holders themselves, but the demand for the tickets in and around Nashville. I assume if you put your tickets up on the Titans ticket exchange, for example, you don’t have any control over who buys them. Agreed though, if you’re going to pick a game to sell, don’t put a game like that on the market for enemy fans ;-).

I’d do anything to have the money for season tickets. The fact that fans would sell theirs to fans of a rival team is sad.

steelers’ fans travel better than any other fan base in the league. this game could have been played out in hawaii and there would have been a sea of black and gold there too. we don’t play the titans in tenn every year so i guess i have to give you a pass on your ignorance of this fact. for future reference, though, if the steelers are playing, they will be well represented home or not. just ask any ravens, browns, or bungles fan.

I do have psls and have been to every game since getting them, with that said if I do have to get rid of tix for whatever reason I know plenty of other titans fans who would buy them from me in a heartbeat.

Those terrible towel wavers didn’t buy season tickets. People need to get up off the couch and put their money where their mouth is and buy tickets that are available. Blame yourself if you are one that is participating in the game thread and watching on tv when you could get some tickets and be there supporting the team.

That is another factor in the mix. Scalpers own a large percentage of the ticket base.

As much as I hated seeing all that black in the seats, it was nice to see all that black filling up the aisles with about 5 minutes left.

it’s definitely a case study in why the metro and state governments have to look into a ban on scalping and try to crack down on these evil ticket brokers. Also, if you’re going to a event don’t buy or sell tickets from those douchebags who where the signs and just hustle outside. They’re bad people who gouge you and me by cheating the system.

Those guys would sell their own mother. I sold a ticket only once in my life. I had season ticketes to Nebraska games, back when they were extremely good circa 1987.
Anyhow, I was a poor college student but LOVED going to games. I went to every home game in the cold and snow, there were some nice weather games, (those are harder to remember). I ended up selling my ticket to the Nebraska vs Colorada game though. Both Neb. and Colorado were in the top ten at the time. That was an extremely hard decision to make, I felt like I sold my soul. I watched the game at a bar in Lincoln instead with some friends. If I had to do it again, I would not. I think I made $50 on the transaction. Looking back, I wish I would have gone to the game.
The money now is far greater and I can see why people do it. I don’t have a problem if you are a die hard season ticket holder and need a little Christmas cash or are struggling to feed the family. BUT Please don’t buy from scalpers. . I would not buy a ticket from those guys.

but it’s the system we have. The only way to stop opponent flag waving is to make it impossible for them to get in. Beyond that, I don’t have the answer. I understand how people can’t afford the scalper price. I have season tickets and if I don’t go to a game I ask face value for it. It’s usually someone at work or my wife’s work but I’m not out to make a profit off of one little game. I didn’t buy my tickets as some foolish way of making money. I love the game, and I love our Titans. Most of the times there’s one game a year we sit out. Last year it was the Jets and I thought it was going to be that game again this year until Favre signed on with them.

I guess my main gripe is that all the media makes such a big deal about the players stomping on the towel and disrespecting the Steelers. Well, I feel they did the disrespecting by coming into OUR HOUSE and waving the damn flags to begin with!

you can sugar coat it however you choose, but bottom line is their net effect on society is to make access to rare events unafforable for a lot of people. in effect they are driving the price of an EXPERIENCE through the roof without doing anything to deserve the money they make. they are leaches, fleas on rats, etc. who provide no real service but still reap profits none the less. never confuse what is available for the taking with what you are actually entitled to.
concerts and sporting events are expensive enough at face value without some sleazy dickhead jacking up the prices to make a quick buck. money isn’t everything people, bottom line. i know we have all been thoroughly indoctrinated by the state religion of consumption, (seriously, in india people die in stampedes of religious fervor at temples, in america it’s a goddam walmart because there is a big sale) but by raising prices on tickets, you are erecting a wall between many people and positive life experiences. i can’t tell you how many wonderful memories i have of attending titans games with friends and family, and its a damn shame that so many are excluded because prices are made artificially high by these greedy jerk offs. same(and even worse in my opinion) with music events.