The bad weather is our friend...and i hate playing football inside...that's why they made the arena league
Yeah it really has helped us so far. I don't get why people think harsh weather is an advantage. Both teams have to play in it. It comes down to who makes less mistakes just like any other game.
I have tickets to three games before it gets feezing gold and plan on tailgating. I will be from out of town so I won't get there until at least 9:30am. I noticed the Muni lot opens at 7am. When does the Muni lot fill up and what is the second best option? West 3rd Street Parking Lot? North Port Authority Parking Lot? The more lively the better.
Only pick up one if McCoy and Wallace go down
is this still going on?
Our plans are to look for scalped ones. I have never actually done this but I have sold a few tickets on the way to real games.... The buyer always got a bargin. What ever I buy will have to be dirt cheap. If not, my third shift workin ass will be chillin at Panini's. I assume they will play the game on tv or maybe I have to wonder over to some other bar in the area. I'm up for it... workin 48 hours this week!
Why not just get the $2 tickets on stubhub? It might be hard to find a scalper for a preseason game. Even if you do you won't find them that cheap.
Depends on how close you want to be. If you get them through the Browns you will be in the last rows of your price range. If you get them through Stub Hub the dog pound can be overpriced. You can get the opposite side for half the price sometimes and just as fun.
You mean you don't like watching games in cold weather outdoors? Stay at home and watch them on TV then.FWIW, if you learn to dress properly, and have the right gear (I bicycle year round in temperatures as low as 18 degrees, and have gone downhill skiing & camping when it was below zero) it's entirely possible to stay warm for the three hours a football game takes.
No I love it but what I am trying to say is that it would have been nice to have a dome or retractable roof so that Cleveland can host more events that are required to be indoors. Cleveland Browns Stadium just sits there empty not making money or giving people jobs 98% of the year.
Thanks to not building a dome in Cleveland they have a stadium that is only used 10 days a year. No final 4, no Superbowl, no no events other than Browns games and the occasional HS or College game. Sorry but Cleveland not building a dome was a mistake for the local economy and our local enjoyment.
