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Originally Posted by JetsNeedNewton
I'm sorry you miss a huge part of the game experience by not tailgating. Just that fact that you can drink beer and eat pork products at 8am Sunday morning and not be sent to AA by your family makes it all worthwhile.
There were plenty of open seats in 116, even after the ushers let in all their seat for cash customers. I don't begrudge them by the way, they probably get paid sh!t and the guy is our section is awesome.
Why do you need game day to go to a pub? Is that the only day your wife lets you off the leash?
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I tailgated my ass off for 27 years at Giants Stadium. I love tailgating but it doesn`t have to be done EVERY game. Thats just my opinion btw.
The only reason tailgating is such a big part of Jets/Giants games is because there ain`t nothing else to do there. If the WSS came to fruition, Jets gamedays would`ve been one of the best football experiences in the league. Win or Lose. New York City is a great place to pre-game. Thousands of choices. It could`ve been nice on crappy weather days to just meet up with tailgating buds at a pub, which there would`ve been thousands to choose from, and have someone else cook and serve for a change, without having to set up tents/tarps and trying to stay dry. Probably less expensive too once you add up the costs of tailgating supplies, food, drinks, etc. I would`ve definitely still been a STH, with proper PSLs that would give a PSL owner the proper rights to his seat(s).
I`ve spent many years in pubs playing for a travelling dart team. Not a big fan of hanging in pubs these days but the occasional pub crawl is fine. My wife would have been included in Jets gamedays, so no leash here.
edit: sent from my fat ass in my mothers basement.