Where the Dolt fans at?

[JimmyBones]

Check this out!

http://forum.signonsandiego.com/uplo...ad.php?t=50819

This is no Joke, My wife came in the Room started watching the game and said "I thought you Said the game was in San Diego".

What happened?

you dolt fans are a joke! You guys dont even show up for your season-opener! HAHAHAHA, little biatches!

[elraider24]

hahaha those Clowns... get their home field invaded every week and they cant do **** about it.

I figured there would be a few Cowboys fans but not a solid 40 percent Cowboys fans. San Diego is the only city in America, besides Pheonix that has almost 50 percent fans of the other team. I know San Diego is this 'melting pot' or what ever, but it really ****es me off that our HOME stadium gets taken over buy the other team fans

He even goes on to say... "they werent much better than Raider fans." Translates into... "We're to Scared to cheer for our own team."

Get a clue Clown.. most of you guys cant tailgate without burning cars... most of you guys cant defend your home field... most of you guys arent real fans.

[billwilliams70]

I was thinking the same thing. The crowd was just as loud, if not louder, when the Cowboys scored.

Later.

[longshot]

i have season tickets so i know first hand. its the same every year. they try to spin it saying its just L.A. fans coming in for Raider games. but no matter who it is Jets, Vikes, even Niners. they end up with about half the fans being visitors.

[punkedagain]

In reality it works like this. Those people are what's called transplants, you guys wouldn't understand that because they come here seeking a better life. Many retain their love for the football team they grew up with though. Perfect example, Les, the guy next to me with season tickets. He's here working for the military from Texas and was rooting for the Chargers during all the other games, but he wore his Cowboy Jersey to this game and flew his dad in from Nashville to watch the game. That's cool I thought, it's his team and he'll be rooting for the Chargers the rest of the year.

#2 is the friend I share my season tickets with. He's rooting for the Chargers but come Miami later in the year, he's gonna be wearing his Dolphins jersey. (And buying his own beers)

It really comes from living somewhere that people actually want to go ... Sorry but lake Merritt just doesn't compare to the coast here! But you do have Jerry Brown.

[punkedagain]

Love that signature pic btw longshot!

[Humblebolt]

Originally Posted by punkedagain

In reality it works like this. Those people are what's called transplants, you guys wouldn't understand that because they come here seeking a better life. Many retain their love for the football team they grew up with though. Perfect example, Les, the guy next to me with season tickets. He's here working for the military from Texas and was rooting for the Chargers during all the other games, but he wore his Cowboy Jersey to this game and flew his dad in from Nashville to watch the game. That's cool I thought, it's his team and he'll be rooting for the Chargers the rest of the year.

#2 is the friend I share my season tickets with. He's rooting for the Chargers but come Miami later in the year, he's gonna be wearing his Dolphins jersey. (And buying his own beers)

It really comes from living somewhere that people actually want to go ... Sorry but lake Merritt just doesn't compare to the coast here! But you do have Jerry Brown.

I have been planning to post a response with many of the same points you make here, namely that everybody flocks to San Diego but NOBODY wants to relocate to Oakland. I also find it ironic, to put it mildly, that a Raider fan would mock San Diego for this, when the Raiders have not sold out a home game since, when, last century? I don't know who the starter of this thread is, but let me ask you friend, when was the last time you bought a ticket for a Raiders' game in Oakland? I thought so.

[L.T.21]

Originally Posted by Humblebolt

I have been planning to post a response with many of the same points you make here, namely that everybody flocks to San Diego but NOBODY wants to relocate to Oakland. I also find it ironic, to put it mildly, that a Raider fan would mock San Diego for this, when the Raiders have not sold out a home game since, when, last century? I don't know who the starter of this thread is, but let me ask you friend, when was the last time you bought a ticket for a Raiders' game in Oakland? I thought so.

Pot calling the kettle black here for the starter of the thread

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/artic...SPGKFENKJM1.DTL

No sellout yet: As of midday Wednesday, a Raiders spokesman said "several thousand" tickets remained on sale for Sunday's game. The team is trying to push the unsold seats, said to be mostly lower-level, through marketing campaigns in print, television and radio.

The NFL's blackout deadline for the Sunday night kickoff is 5:30 p.m. today, although the Raiders indicated they probably will ask for an extension.

[DiehardRaider]

It was just funny though - it seemed the Cowboys had homefield advantage because their fans were cheering to loudly whenever they made a play. San Diego is a horrible football town. Pathetic fan support.

[UC]

San Diego= great city
San Diego Chargers= crap fan support

Oakland= not so great city (compared to S.D.)
Oakland Raiders= better fan support


It may be true that we don't always sell out our home games, but the MAJORITY of fans at a Raider game are RAIDER FANS. Majority may be an understatement. The Chargers home games are attended by the away teams fans and thats just embarrasing... Your "transplant" theory is weak to say the least, because the Bay Area is also a great place to live and has a lot of transplants but the bay area fans stay loyal to either the 49ers or Raiders and you rarely see fans of other teams in my experience (besides those ass clowns who wear different jersey's for matching purposes only and dont know a lick about football)

[L.A. Raiderfan]

Charger fans:

[Brees Lightning]

Originally Posted by UCRaider

San Diego= great city
San Diego Chargers= crap fan support

Oakland= not so great city (compared to S.D.)
Oakland Raiders= better fan support


It may be true that we don't always sell out our home games, but the MAJORITY of fans at a Raider game are RAIDER FANS. Majority may be an understatement. The Chargers home games are attended by the away teams fans and thats just embarrasing... Your "transplant" theory is weak to say the least, because the Bay Area is also a great place to live and has a lot of transplants but the bay area fans stay loyal to either the 49ers or Raiders and you rarely see fans of other teams in my experience (besides those ass clowns who wear different jersey's for matching purposes only and dont know a lick about football)

What you Raiturd fans fail to realize (which I understand you guys are a little slow) is that people from all over the country and sometimesall over the world are in San Diego. So either people don't care for football from where they are from our they have other teams that they root for. I am not saying there are not "foreigners" in Chokeland...excuse me Oakland but I guarentee there are way more "foreigners" in SD then in Choke town. In my class we have so many nationalities from everywhere so do I expect all of the Q to be filled with all Charger fans no because I understand the fact that more then 49% of San Diegans are not from San Diego. Plus who would WANT to migrate to Choketown ;) (just kiddin' ya'll) Just saying that The Chargers have a TRUE fan here in Brees Lightning!!!!

[L.A. Raiderfan]

Brees Lightning we could give a flying fvck who lives in ****ty Diego. We find it amusing to see your stadium overrun with fans of other teams on a weekly basis and then to here the guys at signon****tydiego cry about it only adds to us being amused. You can come up with all the excuses you want but it doesn't matter b/c in the end your team doesn't have a home field advantage. Come to Oaktown for a game, see what a home field advantage is. See players on the other team with a blank look on their face almost scared. We may not sell out every game but one thing is for sure we have a home field advantage and a big one. Our house is just that OUR HOUSE. Your house is everyother NFL teams slut. Just live it with it don't make excuses for it.

[Brees Lightning]

Originally Posted by L.A. Raiderfan

Brees Lightning we could give a flying fvck who lives in ****ty Diego. We find it amusing to see your stadium overrun with fans of other teams on a weekly basis and then to here the guys at signon****tydiego cry about it only adds to us being amused. You can come up with all the excuses you want but it doesn't matter b/c in the end your team doesn't have a home field advantage. Come to Oaktown for a game, see what a home field advantage is. See players on the other team with a blank look on their face almost scared. We may not sell out every game but one thing is for sure we have a home field advantage and a big one. Our house is just that OUR HOUSE. Your house is everyother NFL teams slut. Just live it with it don't make excuses for it.

again idiot I know you don't know how to read but at least try to pronounce the post...I am not making excuses I am just stating the facts!!!!!

[L.A. Raiderfan]

Fact your stadium is an NFL Slut. Now go home.