We'll be there all day!! I make good Chili and Domer(bro) makes FREAKING SPICEY Chili.
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October tenth. We are having a CP get together.
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GEHA had a get together to try and stir up business for it’s insurance. Some people are calling it a Brawl.
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Someone standing in front who won’t sit down. Someone asks someone else to stop swearing in front of their kids. Someone keeps going in and out of the seats constantly during the game. Someone bumped into someone else or spilled a drink. Drunks fight about lots of stupid things.
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^ welp, in their defense when they drink that panther piss the first thing to go is that peaceful easy feeling.
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That fuzzball hanging out the back of the sucker-punching pussy's hat is like a mullet for black people.
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I've been to 20-25 games over the years and brawls in the stands are not common place.

I mean yea with 75,000 people around there will always be some shit talking and a shove here and there but I think as usual this is being exaggerated if you want to call it "normal" for someone to get knocked out in the stands.

I mean its so "normal" I have literally never seen it happen going to a couple games a year for over a decade.
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Well done!
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He’s the boomer remover 2.0
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I would also throw in the cost of attending. I had pretty good ST (2nd row lower bowl) and ended up transferring them off to someone else. What I noticed as an increase of "new" faces around me from game to game. I would ask them what they had to give for the seats and they were spending a considerable chunk per seat.

It just seemed like, you get this level of fan who saves up to "do it right" once a year, gets blasted before coming in, keeps it pouring, and are total dipshits long before the game is ever over.

So you take a game in which some dipshits are "doing it right", they drop serious coin on the experience, then can't hold their shit when the Chiefs lose and their ROI just isn't there.

Thats been my guess as to why shit like this happens from time to time.
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I would not say brawls in the stands are commonplace at all. I go to about 2 games at Arrowhead every year, and probably 1 game per year in other NFL Stadiums. I don't typically see fights, but the number of drunken, shit talking assholes are just about everywhere these days. In the 2018 Season, I bought 4 primo Club tickets to take my Family to watch the Raiders-KC game. That was my first visit to the Club Section in Arrowhead. I could not believe the amount of drunken buffoons parading around in that area. I drink, and I have no problem if you want to drink at games. Losing control is another issue. Some of these clowns had to be spending a weeks worth of pay stub to be drinking the amounts that they were putting down in the Club. By the start of the 2nd half, it was out of control. My wife, who loves football, won't go to the Chiefs games with me anymore based on that experience alone.

Conversely, I have season tickets for K-State Football. I go to every single home game, and probably 2 games per year away. I NEVER see the stupidity that I see at Chiefs games. I realize that the availability of alcohol inside of NFL stadiums changes the math, but just about everyone drinks and tailgates prior to the games in Manhattan, and about half the crowd goes back out to their tailgates at halftime to drink. Not only that, but you can get alcohol inside the Stadium now. It's just my opinion, but I think that there is a different "breed" or mentality of fan that exists and attends NFL games that you just don't see anywhere else. It's become grotesque and won't change until the Stadiums start enforcing behavior codes to attend NFL games - ie. more security involvement for every section. Like I said previously in this thread, I've already ratcheted back my attendance at NFL games. I'll probably do 1 game this year, and unfortunately, that will most likely be my standard going forward.
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Complete bullshit narrative pushed by the biggest pussy on CP. I had season tickets for 10 years and have sat all over Arrowhead for well over 100 games. I have witnessed maybe a half-dozen fights in the games I've been to.
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I can't speak for what's going on now but I worked security for the Chiefs in the 90's and there were fights almost every game. It really depended on multiple factors like who were playing, weather and if won or not. For example if were playing the Raiders and it was hot outside out, yeah there was lots of fights going on even back then. Lots of fights in the parking lot as well that you may not see.

I imagine it is worse now because Season Ticket holders can easily sell their tickets online now and anyone can buy them.
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My nephew currently works security at Arrowhead now and was the first security guard on the scene of this particular incident (he can be seen in the video shot from a distance talking on his radio as he approaches the group). He has worked security for the last 5 seasons and has seen some fights, but very few "brawls." A couple of guys annoying each other and one taking a swing at the other one is probably going to happen anytime you get 75,000 people together, but Zach acting like going to Arrowhead is like stepping into the Octagon is just bullshit.
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I've been to 15 to 20 games, I think I've seen fights at 4 or 5 of them. Usually the security/police get on it pretty fast before things get too far out of hand.

I went to the Chiefs/Raiders game on Christmas eve several years ago (2011/12?) and saw 3 of 4 different fights. Saw one dude get his face busted open pretty bad walking down the spiral walkways after the game.

It happens, but it usually depends on what team they are playing and when the booze starts flowing.
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