9ers fans banned from LA on Sunday

[ottoman89]

You and me both. Dee-Bozo has been trash talking (and posting crap on social media) ever since Donald first said "Who?"

Bozo first said something like "Rams have never beaten us since I was on the team." Fuck that loser... that sorry ass Super Bowl choker.

Can't blame him. He kills us every game and I'm pretty sure he's 6-0 agisnt us

 

[SuperMan28]

Interesting. Wonder how many will sneak in anyway.

 

[kurtfaulk]

I'm so I'm uninformed on this process... you're saying that these twats horde tickets and then resell and make profits? Isn't that like snatching all the shit early before fans do and jacking it up so they have to pay more instead of just buying straight at box office prices? Like the fuckwads who were buying all the sanitizer in 2020 and jacking all the shit up? That's disgusting. Seriously I'm so out of it with this practice, probably been happening decades ago. So what kind of service do these broke dicks offer? None just we got them before you so now you pay me this much? This whole whiner fans bullshit plus ticket hording... I'm gonna have to take an edible and relax!

the problem isn't them, it's the people who pay the outrageous prices to buy the tickets off them.

i'll never pay a grand for a ticket to watch any event. screw that shit.

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[LA_Rams_#29]

This issue is complicated in a few ways, and not so much in others. First, the last game vs. the 49ers was a regular season game and those 49er fans purchased those tickets when the schedule came out. Also the notion that there is something lacking in the Los Angeles Rams fan based is just ridiculous. Anyone whose been to the games at SoFi this season...particularly last week...sees that there is no problem filling that stadium with Ram fans. It's been that way since we've returned. The couple of times that there were a lot of visiting fans were regular season games vs. fanbases that travel where those fans purchased their tickets in August for the most part.

The other issue is that the cost of SSLs and season tickets makes it a practical matter for some fans to recoup some of their expenses by selling tickets to some games. Some people who aren't necessarily Ram fans purchased SSLs just to resale the tickets to make a profit. It happens. My seats are listed on the resale market for almost $2,000 right now. They could be $200,000 and I wouldn't sell them because I've been a Rams fan for 45 years and the opportunity to see us play in SoFi in the NFC title game vs. the 49ers is a priceless opportunity for me. But I'm not about to be critical of people who would sell their tickets knowing the cost of having season tickets.

There is a solution. There needs to be an efficient way for Ram fans who sell their tickets to some games to only sell them to Ram fans. It's standard business that the most efficient way to do something will be the most popular way to do something. It's efficient to put tickets up for resale, so a process that limits the purchasing to Ram fans only would have to be efficient to be successful. I'm all for what ticketmaster or whomever did with their zip code limitations. It's not the first time that's happened, and I'm all for it. But that's not a long term solution. The NFL was without a Los Angeles team for 20 years and there are a lot of younger 49er fans in the LA area so a zip code limitation will not thwart all of them. Nor should it thwart all of them, as a person who rooted for a team in a different city for 20 years, that type of limitation shouldn't keep out all fans of visiting teams.

The answer is some sort of zip code limitation along with an efficient way to ensure that people reselling tickets are selling them to verified Ram fans. There's a way to do it, and hopefully it can be implemented sooner rather than later.

 

[dpjax]

This issue is complicated in a few ways, and not so much in others. First, the last game vs. the 49ers was a regular season game and those 49er fans purchased those tickets when the schedule came out. Also the notion that there is something lacking in the Los Angeles Rams fan based is just ridiculous. Anyone whose been to the games at SoFi this season...particularly last week...sees that there is no problem filling that stadium with Ram fans. It's been that way since we've returned. The couple of times that there were a lot of visiting fans were regular season games vs. fanbases that travel where those fans purchased their tickets in August for the most part.

The other issue is that the cost of SSLs and season tickets makes it a practical matter for some fans to recoup some of their expenses by selling tickets to some games. Some people who aren't necessarily Ram fans purchased SSLs just to resale the tickets to make a profit. It happens. My seats are listed on the resale market for almost $2,000 right now. They could be $200,000 and I wouldn't sell them because I've been a Rams fan for 45 years and the opportunity to see us play in SoFi in the NFC title game vs. the 49ers is a priceless opportunity for me. But I'm not about to be critical of people who would sell their tickets knowing the cost of having season tickets.

There is a solution. There needs to be an efficient way for Ram fans who sell their tickets to some games to only sell them to Ram fans. It's standard business that the most efficient way to do something will be the most popular way to do something. It's efficient to put tickets up for resale, so a process that limits the purchasing to Ram fans only would have to be efficient to be successful. I'm all for what ticketmaster or whomever did with their zip code limitations. It's not the first time that's happened, and I'm all for it. But that's not a long term solution. The NFL was without a Los Angeles team for 20 years and there are a lot of younger 49er fans in the LA area so a zip code limitation will not thwart all of them. Nor should it thwart all of them, as a person who rooted for a team in a different city for 20 years, that type of limitation shouldn't keep out all fans of visiting teams.

The answer is some sort of zip code limitation along with an efficient way to ensure that people reselling tickets are selling them to verified Ram fans. There's a way to do it, and hopefully it can be implemented sooner rather than later.

Wait, if you wouldn’t sell your tickets for 200,000 why are they listed for resale?

 

[El Chapo Jr]

Wo

This is true, but if they hadn't pre-bought those tix before the game then the same niners fans would have bought them without the resale markup.

I bought six total tix for this weekend. My two season tix seats were cheap- $160 each and automatically purchased. I bought the next two Friday (before the green bay game) on speculation. Same section, but now $312 each. After the Rams win I bought two more (resale) tix in a nearby section. This time it was $650 each (and that was a only for rams fans deal from seller).

If the scalpers didn't buy the tix up before the niner game, those same niners fans would have bought them all on speculation Saturday night (at SOFI and Tampa with non-game refunded).

The Rams fans who can't find tickets now missed their opportunity to buy refundable tickets last week. If the scalpers hadn't bought them before the niner game then they would have gone to niner fans for less. This is partly on our fan base for not thinking about tickets until Sunday night. Niners fan base is wealthy and organized. I hate them, but this is also on every LA Market rams fan who didn't make this game a priority after week 18.

If I can't go (covid or something), I'll let you know.

Cool, either way I'm going to do my best to go up until the last minute

 

[Ramlock]

They kicked the shit out of T F’n Brady in Tampa, with a hostile crowd.

The Rams will be ready…I guarantee the speakers are blaring at practice…

It won’t matter because the Rams win this one and generate new fans.

 

[jrry32]

All I'm going to say is that I'll be very pissed if our fans let the 49ers take over our stadium again.

 

[SWAdude]

All I'm going to say is that I'll be very pissed if our fans let the 49ers take over our stadium again.

Are you going?

 

[socalrams90]

Are you going?

Most of the people complaining on this forum aren’t lol.

 

[jrry32]

Are you going?

Nope. I live on the opposite end of the country.

 

[Ramlock]

I live 1700 miles and two time zones away…

Went to the Titans game and have seen one game a year in LA since ‘17.

Looking hard at tix.

Don’t think I’m making it but Go Rams!

 

[Angry Ram]

They kicked the shit out of T F’n Brady in Tampa, with a hostile crowd.

The Rams will be ready…I guarantee the speakers are blaring at practice…

It won’t matter because the Rams win this one and generate new fans.

I'm not worried about a potential shitter take over. They played in some pretty damn hard environments this year

On top of the normal division games add in Baltimore and Minnesota back to back, Indy, and Green Bay. All dubs except Green Bay of course. Then Tampa like you mentioned.

What I am worried about is the close out. Don't screw up a lead this time around.

 

[RAMSinLA]

When 9er fans come to the beer vender slip them a micky lol

 

[El Chapo Jr]

Are you going?

I'm officially going now! Fuck yeah! Let's go Rams!!!!

 

[RamsSince1969]

I'm officially going now! I love the Rams and I'm taking a seat away from a 49 fan. I hope more RAMS fans bite the bullet, that might be on the fence and look at this high priced ticket as the ultimate show of support and respect.

 

[FarNorth]

All I'm going to say is that I'll be very pissed if our fans let the 49ers take over our stadium again.

Won't happen. Stafford and the D will suck all the air out of them. And then take their souls.

 

[CGI_Ram]

“Vivid Seats projects 65% of fans at SoFi Stadium on Sunday to be cheering for the 49ers, up from the 60% the company estimated for the game earlier this month.”

Per Story;

Hernández: Don't blame Rams for sorry spectacle of 49ers fans flooding SoFi Stadium

The NFL's decision to stay out of L.A. for more than two decades is the main reason why 49ers fans likely will outnumber Rams fans at SoFi Stadium.

www.latimes.com

 

[IBruce80]

^ 65% Niners?
Need to let this go and focus on the team.
If it happens, it happens.
There's no reason that we shouldn't beat them if the players are switched on.