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It’s economics. If people weren’t willing to pay the high prices, they wouldn’t exist.
The home fans in the box seats median age is 62I'm a season ticket holder and it was disgusting to see all the red in that stadium for Week 1. CA has money and PIT fans cashed in on it. This game was over before it started. I wanted renegade played in the 1st QTR to try and get some momentum. Watt showed up, the rest of the team looked lost.
I will also say away Steeler fans seem to be way more passionate about watching the Steelers than home fans.
This is where I get lost. Look, if you want to say their approach has been shortsighted, in that they didn't forsee this, fine. I just have a hard time buying an ownership that spends to the cap every year and has provided some pretty good football over the years all of the sudden doesn't care about fans.
Sort of. I think there's a few different groups of Steelers fans at home games.I'm a season ticket holder and it was disgusting to see all the red in that stadium for Week 1. CA has money and PIT fans cashed in on it. This game was over before it started. I wanted renegade played in the 1st QTR to try and get some momentum. Watt showed up, the rest of the team looked lost.
I will also say away Steeler fans seem to be way more passionate about watching the Steelers than home fans.
Sort of. I think there's a few different groups of Steelers fans at home games.
1. Season ticket holders who love football and are diehard fans.
2. Season ticket holders who are casual fans.
3. Diehards who travel from all over the country.
4. Fans who are there for the social aspect only.
1 and 3 make it a great environment. 2 and 4 are why the energy isn't the same as it was when the stadium was first built.
The 49ers fans really didn't cheer much until the 4th quarter when the game was already in hand. I was surprised how quiet they were given their numbers.Tomlin said something in his PC like " We need to address the crowd noise component".........really? The Pittsburgh Steelers in their home stadium have to worry about opposing fan crowd noise? My...My....things have really gone downhill under this regime haven't they? WOW....speaks volumes.
They need to do something about the opposing teams' fans being loud.Tomlin said something in his PC like " We need to address the crowd noise component".........really? The Pittsburgh Steelers in their home stadium have to worry about opposing fan crowd noise? My...My....things have really gone downhill under this regime haven't they? WOW....speaks volumes.
Nothing a small group of fans can do that would shake the powers that be.The Steelers have not proven they are anywhere close to being a contender and in all reality not a damned thing has been done to put the team back into contention since, I don't know, since #7 waa drafted maybe?. If I was a season ticket holder and I I spent a small fortune to see my Steelers and then the product is absolute garbage for over a decade, I'd be to the point of selling out in hopes that ownership wakes the **** up. The status quo isn't cutting it.
100%Personal seat licenses allow season tickets to be an investment. It's a money making opportunity for fans who own them. Not my personal style, but it's the system that's been created.
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If the owners can cash grab at every possible turn how could it be wrong for the fans who have way less invested?
Obviously football all about the $ these days, the game is secondary