10-07-2018, 03:31 AM
(10-07-2018, 03:18 AM)BFritz21 Wrote: Why would they come to the game if they had to leave early and why would they all start to leave at the same time?
Was there a unified understanding that all the Steelers fans would leave at the same time when things started looking doubtful even though not yet completely out of reach? Did the stadium show on the big screens when the right time to give up was?
That's a great point and another one that you won't have an answer for: isn't it impossibly ironic to think that they all had to leave at the same time? They all had the exact same sleep schedules and schedules in the morning that they had to get home for?
And all those fans that you claim live so far away that they need to leave early, but they have no problem any other night game staying if the Steelers are winning?
Again, I'll try to explain this for the millionth time. People come to games to enjoy themselves. If they pay to see a game, they are free to come and go as they please. Some people go to games to sit back, chill with friends and family, and enjoy a night out. Why do people with no lives such as yourselves, seem to think they have to stay the whole time? If people leave early, because their team is losing, that's their business. If people leave early to take their kids home to bed for school in the morning, or to get to work in the morning, that's their business. Why do Bengals fans not show up when their team is losing but sell out, when they're doing well? At least with Pittsburgh, they sell out whether they have a winning or losing season. Bengals fans don't even show up when they're losing. Do you hear Steelers fans starting posts about it? No, because Steelers fans worry about their own team, and not why the Bengals are selling seats for their home games. Gosh man, enough already. Is their leaving early affecting your life at all? If the answer is no, then stop it already. You sound like a whiny *****.
