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Going to the season opener in New York

Doyle

By Doyle,
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I live in New York, and my father-in-law and his sister have season tickets for the Giants. They usually give me the tickets when the Panthers are in town, but they both told me that they aren't giving up this home opener. I reckon I'll just watch on TV.

Hmmmm what a bummer you live there and have to watch it on tv.:(

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Has anyone ever been to the new stadium? I'm flying up to see a friend and the only tickets online are like $250. Thinking about taking my chances and scalping some. I know if it was the here in Charlotte that would be no problem at all. Anyone ever do it in NY?

I went w/ Zod in '08 to for the #1 seed in the NFC game in week 15 against NY. I bought a ticket before I went and glad I did. No scalpers whatsoever. Also this will be the first regular season game in the new stadium. I would suggest buying ahead of time which I rarely think.

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Man Do I Wish!! I live in the philly area and would love to go. But alas the Money Demons keep stealing all my money.

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So, you are going all the way to New York, spend all that money, just to see the Panthers get drubbed 41-10. And then on top of all that you have to here all those Giants Fans tell you how much we suck, and get your ass back to Carolina. Hummmmm let me thank about it.

Yeah, just like the ass kicking they gave us the last time we played... oh wait.

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