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Wow too much beer!

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Who was the guy in the Dockett jersey in the brawl at the cardinals game??? Contact me I have some tickets for you. I like that sh*t.

Stay classy Darnell.

Not sure Dockett was ever classy to start with.

Sounds like dooschebag Dockett.

He's not very bright either; with everybody and their Aunt Bea calling for Goodell's head for being too soft on domestic violence Dockett's gonna test him with inciting fan violence?

Their security looked overmatched in that video as well.

All those clowns should be banned for a year for their first offense, then for life thereafter.

I can't stand Docket either but understand what he was saying. The security guard was getting chocked out and that guy came to his defense and smashed the other guy in the face...I don't know about you but I also like that sh*t

The game was in Arizona, but just like the SF game against Dallas, there were as many or more 49er jersey's in the crowd shots on TV.

The AZ stadium, in the long shots was about 2/3 full... they are 2-0, playing in a major division game... against SF... and they can't fill the stadium. I'd be fighting someone too.

That's pretty sad.

js

jshawaii22 wrote:The game was in Arizona, but just like the SF game against Dallas, there were as many or more 49er jersey's in the crowd shots on TV.

The AZ stadium, in the long shots was about 2/3 full... they are 2-0, playing in a major division game... against SF... and they can't fill the stadium. I'd be fighting someone too.

That's pretty sad.

js

The Phoenix area is not a hotbed for professional football. One resident of the area described the problem to me that there are so many new residents, retirees, et al, that they bring with them their loyalties from what ever area of the country they originally came from. They do not have a passionate fan base.

The Cards have had to take some unique steps to keep out opponent fans and turning the stadium into a visiting field for them. They had a "Protect the Nest" plan a couple of years ago that involved single game ticket purchases of certain games involving teams that travel well, like the Bears and Niners, that required a multiple game purchase.

I've made arrangements to attend this season's Hawks-Cards game in Arizona this December, and the prices I paid for the game tickets were about 1/3 of what it cost me to for the tickets to the Hawks-Cowboys in Seattle.