NFL Fan Loyalty map ( from Facebook ) ~ ~ ~

[Jet Fan RI]

So, how come there are so many Jets fans in Nassau county?

[John McClane]

Originally Posted by Jet Black

No offense but you have no idea what you are talking about.

The universally applicable response to SAR.

[Dunnie]

probably sampled one bar per county ... giants bar.

[SAR I]

Originally Posted by Dunnie

probably sampled one bar per county ... giants bar.

The map was based on Facebook "likes".

Raise your hand if you use Facebook to get your Jets news. Anyone? Anyone? My wife 'liked' the Jets on Facebook to get coupons for the Jets Shop, that's it.

That map illustrates how many women want sports news and free shipping, that's it.

SAR I

[Traitor Jay & the Woodies]

Originally Posted by SAR I

The map was based on Facebook "likes".

Raise your hand if you use Facebook to get your Jets news. Anyone? Anyone? My wife 'liked' the Jets on Facebook to get coupons for the Jets Shop, that's it.

That map illustrates how many women want sports news and free shipping, that's it.

SAR I

[Raises hand]

I "like" the Jets on Facebook. I have multiple sources for my Jets news and I enjoy having the teams official news, discounts, ticket info, etc stream into my newsfeed there.

You just don't like this because it further proof that Nassau County is the center of the NY Jets fan base. It's common knowledge, so this quantification is no surprise to anyone.

[Bonhomme Richard]

Originally Posted by SAR I

The map was based on Facebook "likes".

Raise your hand if you use Facebook to get your Jets news. Anyone? Anyone? My wife 'liked' the Jets on Facebook to get coupons for the Jets Shop, that's it.

That map illustrates how many women want sports news and free shipping, that's it.

SAR I

You're missing out. During the season the Jets Facebook page would excitedly announce contests and upcoming games and the like, and there'd be hundreds of sarcastic comments from disgruntled Jets fans. That alone was worth the "like."

[SAR I]

Originally Posted by Bonhomme Richard

You're missing out. During the season the Jets Facebook page would excitedly announce contests and upcoming games and the like, and there'd be hundreds of sarcastic comments from disgruntled Jets fans. That alone was worth the "like."

I use Facebook once a day at most and it's only on the mobile app which is now polluted with inline advertising on the news feed. Last thing I need is to subscribe to businesses (or football teams) just to get more spam.

I subscribe to the Jets on Twitter because on the Twitter mobile app is very quick and easy and I can quickly get the same information.

I can only speak for myself and my circle of friends and business associates, but the boys are only on it to check on the wife, and the wives are on it 24/7 to yap with the girls. I can go two weeks or more without one of my male friends posting anything, can't go two minutes without some whiny housewife proclaiming that she'll never go back to Olive Garden because a waiter shorted her on the breadsticks.

SAR I

[AlwaysGreenAlwaysWhite]

Originally Posted by SAR I

I use Facebook once a day at most and it's only on the mobile app which is now polluted with inline advertising on the news feed. Last thing I need is to subscribe to businesses (or football teams) just to get more spam.

I subscribe to the Jets on Twitter because on the Twitter mobile app is very quick and easy and I can quickly get the same information.

I can only speak for myself and my circle of friends and business associates, but the boys are only on it to check on the wife, and the wives are on it 24/7 to yap with the girls. I can go two weeks or more without one of my male friends posting anything, can't go two minutes without some whiny housewife proclaiming that she'll never go back to Olive Garden because a waiter shorted her on the breadsticks.

SAR I

You know people that go to Olive Garden? Jesus dude, do you live in a trailer park?

[McGinley]

Originally Posted by SAR I

I use Facebook once a day at most and it's only on the mobile app which is now polluted with inline advertising on the news feed. Last thing I need is to subscribe to businesses (or football teams) just to get more spam.

I subscribe to the Jets on Twitter because on the Twitter mobile app is very quick and easy and I can quickly get the same information.

I can only speak for myself and my circle of friends and business associates, but the boys are only on it to check on the wife, and the wives are on it 24/7 to yap with the girls. I can go two weeks or more without one of my male friends posting anything, can't go two minutes without some whiny housewife proclaiming that she'll never go back to Olive Garden because a waiter shorted her on the breadsticks.

SAR I

To be fair, their breadsticks are amazing.

[SizzleBear287]

Originally Posted by fullblast

Yep.



There are a lot of teams squeezed together in the northeast though to be fair.

50 miles from NYC or Florham Park? Suffolk County is extremely large from east to west and I'm not exactly sure where in Jersey the loyalty switches from NY to Philly teams, also the Hudson Valley has some Jets fans.

[jetrider]

Originally Posted by John_0515

Weird how Hawaii is Pittsburgh.

Troy Polamalu

[SAR I]

Originally Posted by AlwaysGreenAlwaysWhite

You know people that go to Olive Garden? Jesus dude, do you live in a trailer park?

The wealthy like to occasionally associate with poor people as it makes them feel superior.

Which they are.

SAR I

[Traitor Jay & the Woodies]

Originally Posted by Jet Fan RI

So, how come there are so many Jets fans in Nassau county?

Because of the suburban migration pattern of the 60s, 70s and 80s. People who lived in Queens and were looking to buy a house, raise a family, generally moved eastward.

[SizzleBear287]

These days, a Facebook like means nothing. So many people like every page they get invited to or get recommended by Facebook robots to the point that they "like" a lot of things that they really don't, which is why Facebook has become so fake.

[Jet Fan RI]

Originally Posted by Traitor Jay & the Woodies

Because of the suburban migration pattern of the 60s, 70s and 80s. People who lived in Queens and were looking to buy a house, raise a family, generally moved eastward.

Interesting. So does that mean Nassau county is also loaded with Mets fans?

[Guy Incognito]

Originally Posted by Jet Fan RI

Interesting. So does that mean Nassau county is also loaded with Mets fans?

I don't have the stats, but it seems that way to me. I always considered LI to be Mets country.

[simijet]

Originally Posted by Traitor Jay & the Woodies

Because of the suburban migration pattern of the 60s, 70s and 80s. People who lived in Queens and were looking to buy a house, raise a family, generally moved eastward.

... not to mention the team practiced at Hofstra for years and, subsequently, lived close by.

[jetrider]

Facebook should do this every year to monitor the bandwagoners.

[SizzleBear287]

Originally Posted by jetrider

Facebook should do this every year to monitor the bandwagoners.

Or set a limit on how many teams a person can "like" to accurately reflect real fans.

[kelly]

Originally Posted by SAR I

The wealthy like to occasionally associate with poor people as it makes them feel superior.

Which they are.

SAR I

oh...