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Away game safety

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I had a great time at the Meadowlands in the 2006 playoff game.  Got some grief at first but once the beatdown began they left us alone.  After the game they were nice and wished us luck.

 

Oakland on the other hand was pretty scary.  They don't fug around over there. 

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Again thanks to all of you. I figured that about Oakland and Philly, and both places are not on my travel plans in the future.

 

On the other hand, If I spend more than 100 bucs for a three hour entertainment then I can expect to be treated with respect. And if someone tries to fug with me then I can expect the stadium security to take care of that. I am not interested in getting in any fights, I want to watch football and support my team, I want to have a good time and nothing else than that.

 

All my experiences in the past (one away game, three in Charlotte) were great, 99% of the people were cool, everyone had a great time, no matter which team they rootet for. Much different here in Germany when you visit a Bundesliga soccer game. It´s not like you are in the middle of a riot, but still a whole different attitude.

 

Darn, I look forward to my trips come October and November, first the Rams game, then the Bucs on Thursday night and later the one in Miami. I hope the Thursday night game has a better fall out than the last TNG I attended a year ago. Erased it from my memories for some reason  :o .

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Florida is home to some of the most incredibly slow people you can imagine.

I would like to say that you bringing a child and staying sober would equal zero problems. But Floridiots - they're too unpredictable.

That being said, Panthers fans usually take over Raymond James Stadium anyway. Not sure about Miami.

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We attended a Falcons-Panthers game in BOA a few years ago (Delhomme went no-huddle for most of the game if memory serves well.... and we won).  I was with my 16 year old son (birthday present, see picture) and we had great seats in section 135 (third row).  Great atmosphere ... but the drunk aYKW Pantherfan (??!!) sitting right in front of us spoiled the fun a bit.  I like my adult beverages ... but if you ever catch me behaving like that moron you have my permission to carry me out of the stadium (or anywhere else for that matter) and drop me off at the nearest wastewater treatment plant.   

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