Texaggie7nine said:
Tickets are cheap my azz. The face value for all upper level seats for the Dallas game was $40 before fees. That's stupid.
I got nice seats for $15 on flash seats and half the upper level or more was empty.
GA season tickets are $300 thats cheap my friend and you can always go on flash seats never buy from the dynamo homepage.Texaggie7nine said:
Tickets are cheap my azz. The face value for all upper level seats for the Dallas game was $40 before fees. That's stupid.
I got nice seats for $15 on flash seats and half the upper level or more was empty.
I'm fully aware of that. I've probably been to 20 games over the past 4 or 5 years, and I maybe bought the tickets directly from the dynamo for 2 of those games. And I get calls every month from the Dynamo sales guy and I always tell him the same thing. As long as I can get way better seats for way cheaper on flash seats secondary market, why would I ever buy tickets directly from the dynamo?Truvada_for_prep said:GA season tickets are $300 thats cheap my friend and you can always go on flash seats never buy from the dynamo homepage.Texaggie7nine said:
Tickets are cheap my azz. The face value for all upper level seats for the Dallas game was $40 before fees. That's stupid.
I got nice seats for $15 on flash seats and half the upper level or more was empty.
What? You don't like it? People go crazy belting that out! And in our case, it rhymes!AG@RICE said:
I was mortified to find out that the god awful "lets go dynamo" song they play is actually a generic song used throughout the league. Its such a bad song, why copy it in every damn stadium?
I want to use this as an excuse, but Atlanta can't be much nicer, right?texagbeliever said:
Houston + outdoors + summer season = sweat soaked experience where players play slower because of how draining the heat is.
That is one thing that annoyed me. They have "hydration breaks" now. They took one each half on saturday. I guess for day games, but it was only like 73 degrees. Seemed silly and a waste.texagbeliever said:
Houston + outdoors + summer season = sweat soaked experience where players play slower because of how draining the heat is.
Bryan98 said:I want to use this as an excuse, but Atlanta can't be much nicer, right?texagbeliever said:
Houston + outdoors + summer season = sweat soaked experience where players play slower because of how draining the heat is.
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Ha, I didn't realize it was indoors! But in my defense, they had amazing attendance before Mercedes Benz opened, and were playing outdoors then.oh no said:
Mercedes-Benz stadium is indoors though!
BBVA Compass, while a nice more intimate venue to watch a soccer game, is a ****ing oven in the summer.
Truvada_for_prep said:
Still don't understand why pro players get hydration breaks.
Dre_00 said:
That Seattle goal.
If you have to lose 1-0, geez that's the way to do it. That was an absolute rocket.Dre_00 said:
That Seattle goal.
interesting I am big dynamo fan but dangerous teams bury those chances they had on sat .oh no said:
Until/unless Elis and/or Manotas leave this summer, I believe Houston is one of the most dangerous and exciting teams to watch in MLS this year.
Dre_00 said:
Speaking of Elis, the rumors to Celtic are popping up again. I didn't realize it but the Dynamo's asking price would set a transfer fee record for Celtic. Unless Elis forces a move, the silver lining is that if Elis' moves, Houston will get a boatload of money by MLS standards.
Of course the tungsten lining to that silver lining is that they'll probably spend 10% of it on the team but I'm choosing to ignore that for now.
