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Colts struggling to sell tickets
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They're just trying to keep the crowd sizes and thus the noise down, so that Andrew Luck can "develop under the radar and not in the spotlight so as to potentially throw him off his road to stardom". It's all a grand plan by the NFL.
......or something like that.
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Numbers will be here shortly to rearrange the deck chairs! LOL
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Isn't this deja vu all over again. Luck best end up being the next Pey or the oil can is going to be a lonely place.
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How embarrasing will it be when the Colts get flexed into a primetime slot and it's blacked out at home?Originally Posted by LarryN
They're just trying to keep the crowd sizes and thus the noise down, so that Andrew Luck can "develop under the radar and not in the spotlight so as to potentially throw him off his road to stardom". It's all a grand plan by the NFL.
......or something like that.
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Very.
But the rest of the country will be able to see the tarps.
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But they are one of the most beloved and popular franchises in professional sports...
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To be fair, the price of a new John Deere combine has increased by more than 12% during the recession.
Oh, and Indy fans are nothing more than front-running hicks.
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Where is locker room combo on this. Oh yeah, he is on a self imposed exile for a month after his bashing he took on the Ravens not getting any or more than 1 prime time game. It is funny that before Manning the Colts had trouble and now after Manning they are showing signs of no fans. The new QB better be good or it will be back up the Mayflower Vans and hello LA.
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It's truly amazing what a wretched economy will do to a working class blue collar city....
Despite that.....doesn't change the fact that they are still just what you 'protested.'
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Looks like he has followed Peyton to Denver.
He's a maniac, maniac on the floor..... NTTAWWT. BTW - he's not locker combo anymore, he is Sacha.
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It's truly amazing that there were no economic "issues" with the Colts at the height of the recession when a certain QB was still there.It's truly amazing what a wretched economy will do to a working class blue collar city....
Despite that.....doesn't change the fact that they are still just what you 'protested.'
The Colts are experiencing the Manning recession (depression?).
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If this happens ,it will prove what bandwagon fans they really are. Any true football town will sell-out no matter how bad the team is.
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What city will end up with the colts?
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If the Colts had taken Ryan Leaf in 1998, which might have happened if he had shown up for an interview, they'd have moved to Los Angeles years ago...
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I'm amused that numbers hasn't chimed in yet.....................
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That's a shame.
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Wrong again clown,lol.It's truly amazing what a wretched economy will do to a working class blue collar city....
Despite that.....doesn't change the fact that they are still just what you 'protested.'
The state UE is right with the nationa;l average at 8.4.
Given your analysis, the entire NFL should have ticket selling issues, even Baltimore.
And that is not the case at all fool
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He's an idiot and he's not even a Colts fan to begin with so there's no point even trying to talk sense into him
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When u win, they show up. When u don't, they stay home. Just like in every other town in the NFL.
Including the final years of the Baltimore Colts.
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