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BrudLee · 04-16-2004, 12:22 PM

The perceived lack of advantage at FedEx is a popular topic around here. As a season ticket holder in the Club Level, I can agree that there is a problem about fans who leave their seats. I can empathize with the fans, because we have a recent history of not fielding a competitive team. As much as I want it to be otherwise, we had a losing record at home last year, and are playing .500 ball at home in the last two. If someone attending the game doesn't have the expectations of victory, or at least competition, they might well lose interest. There were times last year where FedEx was insane - the Jets game was as loud as I remember a stadium. I'm afraid that until fans can expect a quality effort, they won't be able to sustain that kind of attitude. Until then, I'll be the guy in section 309 screaming his balls off.

04-16-2004, 12:22 PM	#3
BrudLee Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Rehoboth Beach, DE Posts: 3,494	The perceived lack of advantage at FedEx is a popular topic around here. As a season ticket holder in the Club Level, I can agree that there is a problem about fans who leave their seats. I can empathize with the fans, because we have a recent history of not fielding a competitive team. As much as I want it to be otherwise, we had a losing record at home last year, and are playing .500 ball at home in the last two. If someone attending the game doesn't have the expectations of victory, or at least competition, they might well lose interest. There were times last year where FedEx was insane - the Jets game was as loud as I remember a stadium. I'm afraid that until fans can expect a quality effort, they won't be able to sustain that kind of attitude. Until then, I'll be the guy in section 309 screaming his balls off. __________________ There's nowhere to go but up. Or down. I guess we could stay where we are, too.