Football starts Tonight.....GO STEELERS!!!

[glasslipper]

You forgot the Seahawks fans.

Looks like Baltimore is joining the towel bandwagon as they are now selling Ravens towels with Flacco's name on it.

I haven't seen these. I don't need a towel, I have a Flacco bobblehead!
GOOOOOOOOOOOOO RAVENS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[roliepolieoliefan]

LOL, ok I didn't think I was being too argumentative, just making a point. I'm certainly not a troublemaker, at least not a big one lol

Too funny, we are going to be in WDW on 12/27 and were thinking of watching the game at ESPN club. Do you pay a cover to get in, or can you just get lunch, some drinks and stay for the whole game?

I think I'll have to buy a towel to take with us for the game. I won't tell you what we'll do with it, depends how the game goes and how we are!

Have fun in WDW(how can you not?) and don't be too upset when the Ravens win on 11/29

There's no cover to get into the ESPN club but for a popular evening game I suggest being there at least a couple hours prior.

When we watched a Steeler game there the last time, the manager said he's a Steeler fan so the Steeler games are always on the big screen. This was 2 years ago so not sure if this is still the case or not.



I've seen a few teams try and get on the towel bandwagon. The Steelers did it first all the rest are just cheap imitations.

 

[LuvCuteBoys]

Good grief... it's a stinkin' ugly yellow towel. I'd stomp on it, too. It has nothing to do with the memory of the dude who created it or the money that was raised for a good cause. It's not like he went to the school and stole their money. To anyone who isn't a Steelers fan (and probably a good portion of those who are), the towel is symbolic of the team... nothing else.

As someone else pointed out, you don't all sit in the stands waving the towel and screaming "Woohoo! Support Autism research!" You're shouting "kick his butt!!" As far as I'm concerned, it doesn't matter that someone even threw it at the player. He could have brought his own into the stadium for all I care. It was symbolic of crushing the Steelers. Nothing else.


And on that note...
GO BILLS

 

[glasslipper]

There's no cover to get into the ESPN club but for a popular evening game I suggest being there at least a couple hours prior.

When we watched a Steeler game there the last time, the manager said he's a Steeler fan so the Steeler games are always on the big screen. This was 2 years ago so not sure if this is still the case or not.



I've seen a few teams try and get on the towel bandwagon. The Steelers did it first all the rest are just cheap imitations.

Thanks, not sure where we'll watch the game at yet, but ESPN club sounds like fun.