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If you want to point out examples of opposing fans taking over Nissan Stadium, using the Jags game isn't a good example.Uhhh... yes. I was at the Jags game last.
If you're trying to argue for our atmosphere and pretend it's not massive takeovers by other fans, you're fooling yourself.
All I am saying is that no one sat down in my section for most of the Texans and Saints game. Call it "1999 Lite" if you want but, as a fan who has missed only a handful of games in 25 years, it felt different.And people still only stand/make noise on 3rd downs. It's weak AF. Especially compared to what it once was.
Texans fans wouldnt travel to their own stadium?Though- I guess the last couple games would make sense.
Texans wouldnt travel to see their backups. Jags were dead.
So... yay?
I'll say this and depart the issue as we have bigger fish to fry this Saturday.
Isn't the boost the team receives from fans the cheering that get them UP and stay UP during the game to help them play better and WIN?
Once the outcome of the game is no longer in doubt, that no longer is needed. I doubt Vrabel gives a rat's arse fans leave early once the game is decided.
If you're the type of fan who likes to savor a beatdown (and I am), I hang around until the end. But I take no issue with those who choose to leave for whatever reason.
well give the Titans fans SOMETHING to cheer for... there was nothing to cheer for in the Bills game - and that is the truthThat is a good point but I didn't get that vibe as him complaining but more like dont let visiting fans walk into our stadium and make it theirs. How many times have we heard commentators say "it sounds like a Bill's home game" or the Colts. That s### was embarrassing lol
were you there?That is a good point but I didn't get that vibe as him complaining but more like dont let visiting fans walk into our stadium and make it theirs. How many times have we heard commentators say "it sounds like a Bill's home game" or the Colts. That s### was embarrassing lol
so you own PSLs ?psst! he wasn’t talking about you.
if i were you, i’d be pissed at the other “fans” not showing up too. its a lot more fun watching in a rocking stadium all pulling fir the home team,
DW confused as usual...Texans fans wouldnt travel to their own stadium?
am I still drunk or something?
What Vrabel is saying is he would like to see more hometown support. We haven't had that hometown advantage since 96-97, when teams were hating to come to Nashville. Me and my brother went to the home opener against the Colts and we all know how big that game was. Eddie and Steve were having their numbers retired that day. And I tell you......you would think that that stadium would be loud as hell the whole game but it wasn't. At times it was but nothing like back in the LP Field days.
Their is just not the same energy from the fans that are there. It's not so much about showing up but shutting up and drowning out the visiting fans. That's what he's talking about. I'm not saying you're not a fan if you don't attend games. But me personally, I leave the game hoarse, I yell when we're on defense and cheer on offense. Vrabel just wants more from the fans the same way we want more from our team.
And that’s the chit that kills the fanaticism. That and way overpriced tix and concessions. Falcons have that part right.DW confused as usual...
cows played to Win in Nashvegas Titans played puckered butthole style for the home crowd with the division & home PO game on the line
Missing the point.If you want to point out examples of opposing fans taking over Nissan Stadium, using the Jags game isn't a good example.
All I am saying is that no one sat down in my section for most of the Texans and Saints game. Call it "1999 Lite" if you want but, as a fan who has missed only a handful of games in 25 years, it felt different.
DW confused as usual...
not in the least.... I am annoyed that visiting fans have so much to cheer for though...GoT one of the old people asking folks to "sit down and be quiet" but taking up for our fans lol
Actually it is usually everyone around asking GoT to be quite....damn, are you ever right about anything in your miserable life? Those links tho?GoT one of the old people asking folks to "sit down and be quiet" but taking up for our fans lol
How many home games did you get out to this season? If not every home game, you're part of the problem.But sure... you're right. Our stadium has no issues with home fans at all. lol
Missing the point.
The Jags DIDNT travel/take over.... and our fans still were meek.
How many home games did you get out to this season? If not every home game, you're part of the problem.
All I've said from the start is that the Titans organization is much to blame for the current situation and that, as soon as the team began playing a more exciting brand football this season, fans (at least around me) have been much more into the games.
We’ve experienced a lot more bad than good. I think 9-7 isn’t really the “good” that brings the energy especially if that’s really the best they’ve done in over a decade.While I agree the Titans organization could do more, it still doesn't change the lack of energy in the stadium. Part of being a fan is you take the good with the bad.
BS. Read what the man said:That is the point Vrabel was trying to make.