[aeneas1]

The overwhelming majority of fans at the game were Rams fans, like maybe 70k to 10k.

But this is L.A.: A city of transplants that hasn't had a home team in 21 years playing in a stadium that holds over 80k people.

There have been a lot of fans for the visiting team every game we've played, and there will be for at least the 3 years we're playing in the Coliseum...

i think there will always be a strong showing for the visiting team, even when the rams move into their new digs... fwiw, there were a ton of rams fans at levi stadium on opening day, proudly dressed in rams jerseys, colors and garb....

[BuiltRamTough]

All the Rams fans went home when they started getting wet. I was there, watched them panic when their hair started to fall down.

Dolphins love the water.

I'm guessing rams hate the water lol

I'll say this though. No one is going to be at the Falcons game. No way they win the next 2.

A Christmas Eve game and a New Years game? Anyone want to tailgate the last 2 games??

[Rams the Legends live on]

Hell I figured everyone one was cheering because they know that is one touchdown closer to Fish being fired.

[Ottarr]

Many misconceptions about the Fins....One of them is fan base...

[JackPMiller]

Hell I figured everyone one was cheering because they know that is one touchdown closer to Fish being fired.

We wish Fisher would get fired, but there is talk of an extension. Yes, Stan Kronke may extend Jeff Fisher. That is scary.

[St. Loser Fan]

Many misconceptions about the Fins....One of them is fan base...

Things are different in the modern StubHub era. Miami fans can take over a Rams game in LA, 49ers fans can invade a Cowboys home game or Packers fans can overwhelm pretty much any city's stadium.

After the 2-14 and 1-15 seasons in St. Louis locals stopped attending and visiting fans took over. It used to be visiting fans used to be relegated to the upper deck corners. But then they started sitting everywhere else and representing 1/4, 1/3 or even 1/2 of the people there.

[SteakandEggs]

The overwhelming majority of fans at the game were Rams fans, like maybe 70k to 10k.

But this is L.A.: A city of transplants that hasn't had a home team in 21 years playing in a stadium that holds over 80k people.

There have been a lot of fans for the visiting team every game we've played, and there will be for at least the 3 years we're playing in the Coliseum...

This is exactly what I was worried about when the team starting selling EIGHT tickets per person. I was concerned that many would buy the max amount of tickets with the intent to resell them.

Anyone who resells tickets to opposing fans should be ashamed of themselves!

I am sick and tired of seeing Dolphins fans, Bills fans, Seattle fans, etc. It makes me sick!.

[St. Loser Fan]

This is exactly what I was worried about when the team starting selling EIGHT tickets per person. I was concerned that many would buy the max amount of tickets with the intent to resell them.

Anyone who resells tickets to opposing fans should be ashamed of themselves!

I am sick and tired of seeing Dolphins fans, Bills fans, Seattle fans, etc. It makes me sick!.

I think the advent of stubhub and the NFL's own ticket resale market has degraded the gameday experience for most fans in a lot of cities.

Browns/Steelers yesterday.


The 6-3 Giants


I'd prefer the European setup where visiting fans sit in assigned sections.

[Hacksaw]

Yeah, give me some good old segregation any day.

[St. Loser Fan]

Yeah, give me some good old segregation any day.

Stan thinks it's just peachy at his Arsenal stadium.

http://www.arsenal.com/assets/_files/documents/sep_16/gun__1474964744_405960_AFC_Visiting_Supporters.pdf