No Home Field Advantage for Cowboys?

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  • EmpireWF
    Giants in the Super Bowl
    • Mar 2009
    • 24082

    No Home Field Advantage for Cowboys?



  • MrBill
    Billy Brewer Sucks Penis
    • Feb 2009
    • 0

    #2
    One of my buddies that is a 49ers fan went to the game today. He posted this on facebook and tagged all of our friends that like the Cowboys

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    • KINGOFOOTBALL
      Junior Member
      • Feb 2009
      • 10343

      #3
      Lol. Cowboys never have had a real HFA. They'll never be seattle/kc level. They are known for having opposing teams crowds filled. Its weird.
      Best reason to have a license.

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      • ThomasTomasz
        • Nov 2024

        #4
        Originally posted by KINGOFOOTBALL
        Lol. Cowboys never have had a real HFA. They'll never be seattle/kc level. They are known for having opposing teams crowds filled. Its weird.
        Redskins fans do this during the Philly/Dallas games, and the Ravens games when they meet in the regular season at Fed Ex. I understand it, because they can easily make back plenty of money by scalping the tickets. It's also the same for the Orioles with the Red Sox and Yankees, even though the Orioles have had three straight years of winning. If you can make money back on the ticket when you have season/partial season tickets, some people take advantage of that.

        You would have to explain to me why San Fran is showing up like that at Dallas, because I definitely don't get that one.

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        • Derrville
          Dallas has no coaching...
          • Jul 2009
          • 5321

          #5
          That stadium is a joke and the team is a joke. Fans are starting to feel the effects of 20 years of mediocrity.

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          • kmanharris
            Seven
            • Oct 2008
            • 6427

            #6
            The stadium is a tourist attraction, not one to build a HFA.

            I went to the game in week 17 last year, playoffs on the line, and I had to force people to stand up and yell. It was ridiculous.

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            • Rayman
              Spic 'n Spanish
              • Feb 2009
              • 4626

              #7
              Everything that's already been said, ditto.

              It's so strange because Dallas fans usually populate other teams' stadiums quite well. The Texas crowd is really of the front-running variety.



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