I find it hard to believe that no one is
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Cael’s incessant failures have destroyed the fan base’s enthusiasm
I think you need to clarify a few things:
Do they have to sit next to you?
If so, who gets the better seat?
Do they have to sit next to you?
If so, who gets the better seat?
That reminds me of the original Philadelphia Spectrum. They sold seats that were placed directly behind a stairwell.
What if they had to sit between us? I feel like we could auction that.Next to me
Suicide rate would be 100%.
I once had to sit behind a post at Fenway Park because it was the only seat available and I wanted to catch a game before leaving town. I had a sore neck by the time the game was over.
Well, a post and a ten foot wide stairwell are two different things.
Eagles pre-season tickets my brother-in-law got at the Vet many years ago. They were some of the lowest in the section and we couldn't see over the players heads. Had to watch on the video board Double whammy....lousy pre-seaon game that we couldn't even see the live action.
Double whammy....lousy pre-seaon game that we couldn't even see the live action.The original Yankee Stadium, before renovations in the seventies had metal poles supporting the roof. In 1964 I was 8 years old and went to a game to see my idol, Mickey Mantle. At the time Mantle was playing left field and spent the game directly behind a pole in my line of view.
it became a semi famous game when Mel Stottlemire (rookie mid season pitching call up) hit an inside the park grand slam. With the outfield playing in Mel hit a gap line drive that ping ponged around the monuments in CF that were in play at the time.
it became a semi famous game when Mel Stottlemire (rookie mid season pitching call up) hit an inside the park grand slam. With the outfield playing in Mel hit a gap line drive that ping ponged around the monuments in CF that were in play at the time.
Eagles pre-season tickets my brother-in-law got at the Vet many years ago. They were some of the lowest in the section and we couldn't see over the players heads. Had to watch on the video board
had this issue with the PSU football game in dublin, when we were in about row 10. they played on the GAA pitch, which is about 50 yards wider than american football, so we couldn't see anything happening on the near side of the field. still an incredible experience though
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