I forgot to note that you ARE paying for PSLs, so it would seem that your attitude is really selfish. YOU’RE going to see the games anyway.

Doesn’t that seem like you’re saying screw the average Jet fan as well as the owner? Or do you not care that we’ll be collateral damage?

I doubt you’ll read this but here goes.

Where in my post do I say I’m happy about PSLs? I think PSLs suck.

I had 4 seats for 20+ years which I gave up a few years ago due to rising costs and my conviction that PSLs were on the horizon. (My seats cost $12.50 a piece when I first got them. Wow,)

But now that I have to watch all the games on TV I certainly don’t want to be forced to listen to the radio 8 home games a year. So I naturally want the PSLs to sell to avoid that.

Once again, why should you (or I) let our hatred for PSLs keep real fans from watching the games?

Like I said, they’re here to stay. I’m just dealing with that reality.

My father and I have had season tickets to the Jets for the last 12 years. I have been going to almost every Jets’ home game with my dad for as long as I can remember, dating back to before I was a teenager. I am 21 now, and unfortunately, we can’t get tickets in the new stadium. To keep our old seats would be a 20,000 dollar investment, on top of the increased price per ticket per game. It is a shame that I will be losing this tradition with my father as a result of the greed of the Jets.

I understand the need for a new stadium for a team like the Mets, who had a stadium that was falling apart. But I actually liked Giants stadium, and really see no reason for them to have to replace it.

You might be the only person that I have ever known to be happy about the PSL’s.

I haven’t been happy about the price of tickets, parking, food, & drink, for a long time now. It hasn’t stopped me from going to the games that I like and neither will PSL’s.

As a country, we have spiralled out of control. Players used to play for the sport of it. Now, big business has taken over sports. I feel bad for my children and their children. Therefore, when I see greedy business people do things like force PSL’s on fans who have payed for seasons passes for forty years — I get sick to my stomach. They can choke on their PSL’s, for all I care.

Rooting against the Jets selling PSLs is rooting for listening to the games on the radio. Don’t let your enmity for this gouging of the fans get in the way of your self interest. I only hope there are enough well heeled Jets fans to sell them all.

And don’t think that slow sales means an end to PSLs. As long as they can sell a good portion of them they make more money than they would without them.

PSLs are here to stay. I dare say that in another decade or so they’ll be the rule, not the exception.

Can we please this guy already !!!!