I thought it made it kind of fun with the snow. Of course I was under the awning which I appreciated having my 11yo boy with me. I guess if we had been getting hit it would of sucked. Just what happens when you get a bunch of drunk people around wet snow, I guess :-) [Reply]
Originally Posted by kcclone:
Agreed, you should be kicked out immediately if caught throwing a snowball. How old do you have to be before throwing a snowball loses it's appeal?
Arrowhead security better get their shit right before next week. They need cameras on stands and toss every asswipe who gets stupid doing dangerous bullshit. Arrowhead used to be the class place to go to a game for Chiefs fans as well as visitors. Sounds like that has changed. [Reply]
Originally Posted by wazu:
Yeah, I was in the lower level and there were bombs dropping throughout the game. It's a really long drop from upper deck. I didn't see anybody get hit but no doubt it happened.
I was in the upper level and was able to watch the snowball throwers from the throw to the impact and can assure you people got absolutely pelted in the head in the lower level. Watched a cheerleader take one to the side of the face. Didn't look like it felt too good. [Reply]
I hate the "what do you expect with drunk people and snow" mindset. What I expect is that grown ass men can handle their alcohol, have some self control and not act like complete jackasses. Its along the lines of saying "well yeah he punched his gf and broke her nose, but what do you expect? He was drunk and she didnt have dinner ready". If you cant control your stupid ass impulses then you should refrain from drinking.
People already want a reason to talk about us midwest idiots and this just adds full to the fire. The good thing is that they have cameras pointed all over the stadium so they can catch the idiots doing this and never let them back in the stadium. [Reply]
Originally Posted by HonestChieffan:
Arrowhead security better get their shit right before next week. They need cameras on stands and toss every asswipe who gets stupid doing dangerous bullshit. Arrowhead used to be the class place to go to a game for Chiefs fans as well as visitors. Sounds like that has changed.
They also better make sure the parking attendants bother to fucking show up.
Never saw one. I've never been the type to make a phone call or send an email, but I damn near did yesterday. Complete goatfuck trying to park. [Reply]
I was in 122 and they were raining down from the uppers right above us. Saw multiple people in our section get hit. Andy talked to security right in front of our section. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Simplicity:
I was in the upper level and was able to watch the snowball throwers from the throw to the impact and can assure you people got absolutely pelted in the head in the lower level. Watched a cheerleader take one to the side of the face. Didn't look like it felt too good.
In all seriousness, that's when people need to be militant. Break out the phone, record it and call security. Gotta police your own. [Reply]
Originally Posted by KCUnited:
I was in 122 and they were raining down from the uppers right above us. Saw multiple people in our section get hit. Andy talked to security right in front of our section.
Yeah I'm in 123 and saw the same. One came down and hit right behind the line judge down by the goal line. He immediately went to security. I thought for sure we were going to get some kind of penalty or at least a warning. Security was clueless. They kept eyeing and pointing at the lower level and at one point a lot of us were pointing up top to let them know where they were coming from. [Reply]
I get it. People shouldn’t throw snowballs. But the next snow game with no snowballs will be the first. Maybe don’t act like a new moral low point was found yesterday.
Originally Posted by Bugeater:
In all seriousness, that's when people need to be militant. Break out the phone, record it and call security. Gotta police your own.
Thing is all of the snowball throwing we witnessed were on the Colts sideline and the far corner of the stadium. Our section was responsible enough to not partake. [Reply]
I'll be curious to see how the Chiefs and NFL address that this week. I'm sure they'll make an example of the guy who threw at the punter at the very least. Throwing interfering stuff during a live play in any sport is pretty serious business. I still remember the story about the prick who threw a beer at a baseball player while he was trying to catch a fly ball. [Reply]
