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[size=13pt]Quarterback sneak[/size]
By Kevin Seifert, Star Tribune
Last update: October 23, 2007 – 12:33 AM
For the sixth time in their past 11 games, the Vikings will enter practice either undecided on or unwilling to share the identity of their starting quarterback. The dramatic history and how it shook out:
[size=13pt]Vikings official optimistic that blackout won't happen[/size]
By Judd Zulgad, Star Tribune
Last update: October 23, 2007 – 12:25 AM
The Vikings had approximately 2,000 tickets remaining Monday for their upcoming game against Philadelphia at the Metrodome, but team officials were optimistic that a blackout would be avoided....
I hope having a couple home games can get this team once again turned in the right direction. Thanks for going forward with the news singer. I really get tired of losing, and some games hurt worse than others, so it's good to get it behind us and look ahead to a game against a team we should be able to beat.
[size=13pt]Mark Craig: Two West Coast offenses go south[/size]
The schemes used by the Vikings and Eagles, who face each other Sunday, haven't been putting points on the board.
By Mark Craig, Star Tribune
Last update: October 22, 2007 – 11:26 PM
It's time to play "Name That Struggling West Coast Disciple."........
2,000 tickets?
Thats it.....
This game will be sold out. I am sure the local TV station will jump in and buy them.
They would lose too much if they didn't.
WTF? I guess people take for granted they get to go to games. I can't understand how a fan still wouldn't want to go......
"singersp" wrote:
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[size=13pt]Mark Craig: Two West Coast offenses go south[/size]
The schemes used by the Vikings and Eagles, who face each other Sunday, haven't been putting points on the board.
By Mark Craig, Star Tribune
Last update: October 22, 2007 – 11:26 PM
It's time to play "Name That Struggling West Coast Disciple."........
We all know Chilly had nothing to do with what went on in Philly, but I am amazaed at how much he learned
and implemented in Minnesota so quickly...dumb*ss.
"Vikestand" wrote:
I agree but not everybody can afford tickets.Quote:
WTF? I guess people take for granted they get to go to games. I can't understand how a fan still wouldn't want to go......
I watch the Vikes on T.V. rather than paying out the teeth for nose bleed seats.
I go to Twins games when I want to take in Minnesota sports up close.
"PurpleGator" wrote:
It's not just the cost of the tickets, it's everything. Tickets, fuel (round trip from where I live...$50.00), downtown parking, stadium priced food, really expensive beer, etc...Quote:
"Vikestand" wrote:
I agree but not everybody can afford tickets.Quote:
WTF? I guess people take for granted they get to go to games. I can't understand how a fan still wouldn't want to go......
I want to take my wife and kids to the Eagles or Chargers game, I have to figure at least $300 -just to sit in the nose bleed section.
-Not that it's not worth it, I just can't afford it 10 games a year.