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Roll Call - Seaguls at Panthers - Who is going?

Zod

By Zod,
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you shouldn't take a child to a football game under 6 or 7.........

3 is way too young but, good luck............with the kids of course. Fu*k the Seahags.

I took them to Cleveland last year and didn't have any issues. They said it supposed to be family friendly. Of course if things start getting out of hand I have no issue with leaving the game or calling security.

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As long as we're not getting things thrown our way and the swearing isn't over the top obnoxious, some heckling is all in good fun to me and should be expected. I just don't want my kids or parents to have to worry about fights or beer "spilled" on them.

There might be a heckler or two, but if you have children and elderly parents, anyone who can handle their alcohol will leave you alone. That being said - like others have mentioned, a later game means more intoxicated people. You should be ok, though. Fans may get a little more rowdy in the 500s, but most likely won't be asshats..... unless, of course, you deserve it.

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There might be a heckler or two, but if you have children and elderly parents, anyone who can handle their alcohol will leave you alone. That being said - like others have mentioned, a later game means more intoxicated people. You should be ok, though. Fans may get a little more rowdy in the 500s, but most likely won't be asshats..... unless, of course, you deserve it.

I reserve the right to be an asshat.

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