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ORIGINAL: DeLain I was listening to the NFL channel on SiriusXM radio the morning. A guy called saying that his son, who is a huge Falcons fan, went to his first NFL game this weekend in Minnesota. He was so excited to go and spent a lot of money. He was harassed with vulgarities the entire game and had the most miserable experience. The caller said that he went to a game in Foxboro and and was treated so nice by everybody. That was my experience as a Viking fan at Lambeau field. I'm sorry to hear that a Falcon's fan had a bad experience, but I had Viking season tickets for five years and in all those years I only saw a visiting fan harassed once. And it was by one Viking fan who was eventually told to shut up by another Viking fan. Granted, I was always sitting in one section so I can't report on the whole place, but I don't believe that visiting fans who come and are NOT smack talkers get much grief. Hi Lynn! Yeah I know we’ve talked about this before, but in my 5 trips to Lambeau only the Favre returns game seemed a little contentious with the fan base. Now we usually were with a couple Packer fans, but personally I never had one issue there.. The old timers actually invited us into their tail gates.. Compare that with the opener in ‘94 at LA memorial coliseum (Raiders), Seahawks, or even Anaheim Stadium (Rams). No comparison. At US Bank I’ve never seen a more toned down fan experience (Although wearing home team colors 😂) Even San Diego fans started getting pretty rowdy to visiting fans the last couple times I was there. Pretty sure a group of us may outnumber the Charger fans in their 27,000 seat venue this year. Haha Interesting stuff Love the opinions and the accounts of experiences. 4 of us travel to away hockey games every year, its our thing. I truly believe most times you reap what you sow. If you go looking for a fight, oh, you'll get one. Anywhere. Sure there are the odd circumstances, but most times, in my experiences ... if you keep your eyes averted and have your own fun at no one else's expense, you'll be fine.
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