So tired of losing at home!

[ZagHawk]

It's not just this game though, there was lots of broncos fans in the first game. Niners were banged up, it was more winnable than previous years

I think there is also just a visual aspect of opposing teams in the stadium due to colors. Dark Blue Jerseys on Dark Blue seats just kind of fade in the background while bright red or bright red orange pop out dramatically.

 

[SoulfishHawk]

There was a TON of Buffalo fans. I'm not buying the whole "they travel well" crap. No, people are priced out and selling their tickets to opposing fans. It's getting worse and worse.

 

[evergreen]

Yesterday after the half it looked pretty empty. Maybe people were trying to get out of the rain? Lots of empty seats.

 

[Tech Worlds]

It sucks to go sit in the stands and watch garbage football. It's getting old.

 

[James in PA]

It sucks to go sit in the stands and watch garbage football. It's getting old.

And in the pouring rain nonetheless. Build another dome already.

 

[James in PA]

BUMP.

So how much purple will we see in the stands this week?

 

[SoulfishHawk]

Too much. Been a pattern for a few years now.

 

[jammerhawk]

If the team was actually good and winning at home, fewer fans would sell their tickets.

All they need to do is start winning against good teams. Then all the front runners will want to come and yell for the Seahawks. Win and it will happen soon.

 

[FrodosFinger]

I know man I wish the Viking game was 10am on the road

 

[CouchLogic]

I know man I wish the Viking game was 10am on the road

 

[Rat]

If the team was actually good and winning at home, fewer fans would sell their tickets.

If we were good, those tickets would be more in demand and would sell for more money. That's not going to stop fans from selling tickets.

This is here to stay. Unless ownership decides out of the goodness of their heart that they've made enough profit and make the games more affordable. So, this is here to stay.

 

[SoulfishHawk]

This ^^

 

[8-bit]

Why are our season tickets holders selling those tickets? Back the team

Because they're still incredibly valuable. I've been on Blue Pride for over a decade and I am still like 32,000th something in line.

There was a TON of Buffalo fans. I'm not buying the whole "they travel well" crap. No, people are priced out and selling their tickets to opposing fans. It's getting worse and worse.

 

[8-bit]

A lot of 12's are a fickle bunch...I bet after the losing streak, they gave up on the season and put the rest up for resale and figured it'd be better to make a profit towards next years tickets and just watch the games at home. Ticketmaster sure as hell wont care. They get another bite of the apple when the tickets are resold on their site. Only resolution will be to be a real contender again with actual star power. Do that, and more of the fans will come back...maybe. lol.

 

[James in PA]

I can tell you around the time I started losing confidence in us being able to take care of business at home. It's was during the last couple years of Hot Dog Neck Arians coaching the Cardinals. He would own us in our own backyard. He even said "this is my house!" It has only gotten worse since then. I don't know what the hell it is, but I DREAD our home games. It's like we're a lot more dialed in on the road.

 

[SoulfishHawk]

It's just like Twilight Zone how bad they are at home the last few years. Sigh

 

[Nosferatu]

I read in the paper that this would be the first year they have a losing record at home and winning record on the road. Ever. That's bizarro world.

 

[SoulfishHawk]

It's also the first year that I'm way more confident when they play on the road and almost dread home games. Twilight zone.

 

[Nosferatu]

It's also the first year that I'm way more confident when they play on the road and almost dread home games. Twilight zone.

We've been to two games this year (Broncos/Giants) and the away fans are insanely represented compared to previous years. Especially on the North side (behind the away bench).

 

[SoulfishHawk]

Get a winning culture back and things will flip back.