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uptown_gargoyle t1_j7ibmx1 wrote
>Fuck you people who make this impossible.
Was the issue that ticket resellers bought up all the tickets, or that there was some sort of subversion by eagles fans?
Hashslingingslashar t1_j7ibpac wrote
It’s because of the implication
Hollow_Rant t1_j7icrr1 wrote
Are these drunks in danger?
Phl_worldwide t1_j7id2uk wrote
Don’t be a douchebag and go if you’re an eagles fan
uptown_gargoyle t1_j7id8bl wrote
I don't understand what's being reported on. Are they saying Eagles fans purposely bought out all the tickets in order to start trouble and/or suppress Chiefs fans' celebrations?
Hashslingingslashar t1_j7idknt wrote
I’m not gonna hurt these drunks, why would I ever hurt these drunks? I feel like you’re not getting this at all. It’s the implication that something might go wrong for them if they don’t say “go birds”
KenzoWap t1_j7iecc9 wrote
Lots of maybes
Brunt-FCA-285 t1_j7iegzx wrote
This feels like terrible karma, for some reason.
GooFoYouPal t1_j7ienth wrote
I’m glad it’s not just me. I have no idea what the takeaway is here.
theunamused1 t1_j7igbks wrote
Alright. I'm a Philly expat. We have some Philly spots, including a big sports bar that has a dedicated Philly 2nd floor area for when the birds play. They are reserving it for Philly fans for the Superbowl and no one is going to cause a scene about it. We jabber jaw, we go tit for tat. We have our little differences, but buying out another team's fan bar for their Superbowl, causing a scene at their bar, or being violent is just classless as hell.
Let them enjoy the game in their spot, don't be dicks. Go birds.
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Ng3me t1_j7iibc9 wrote
They’re going to have their party but it’ll be invite only with their regular crew. The place will be officially closed but people will be there.
bierdimpfe t1_j7iihfw wrote
That's some next level shithousery
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Acrobatic_Advance_71 t1_j7iiyh4 wrote
They usually have a block party where the entire block is closed off and they get a traveling bar they put on the street. I’m a little sad even though I’m an eagles fan I enjoy there presence.
jedilips t1_j7im5oq wrote
> not wanting to deal with outsiders
pretty much all of South Philly tbh
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Marionboy t1_j7iorl9 wrote
Where oh where will Richard Christy get shitfaced for the game?
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skip_tracer t1_j7iri1v wrote
but it sounds like you want to hurt these drunks
Hashslingingslashar t1_j7ivysy wrote
Well you certainly wouldn’t be in any danger
abortionleftovers t1_j7iz9gv wrote
Yeah I’m a little confused too, I hadn’t heard of this bar until last weeks when they started getting publicity for being a bar in Philly that was a place for someone who doesn’t root for the eagles to watch games. Isn’t it possible that a bump in interest in the bar was mostly from people who wanted to watch the game and either support the chief’s or support a different team entirely and just don’t want to be surrounded by eagles fans that day?
Wasn’t getting a bump in patronage exactly why they started promoting their bar the last few weeks? Maybe this article is leaving out key details to why the ticket sales/requests seemed nefarious.
Anyway I hope no one has threatened these folks or done anything nefarious and they are just being paranoid/ extra cautious.
Anyway, go birds.
harbison215 t1_j7j11tn wrote
I don’t understand what this bar is the 340+ days of the year the chiefs don’t play. I guess it’s just a regular bar but what Philadelphians frequent a place like this on the non football days?
PhillyMila215 t1_j7j1jcb wrote
The Baltimore Eagles bar (Magerks) is a cool place for Eagles fans to hang generally. But during non game times, I have seen a good amount of Ravens fans. So yeah, just a bar. No idea about Kansas City MLB or NHL, but Magerks plays all Philly games so it’s busy enough.
harbison215 t1_j7j2gdf wrote
I’ve been to the green parrot in Fort Lauderdale for an eagles game and always wondered what the place was like on non eagles days, weeks, months.
A friend of mine said that his friend owns a bar in center city and a couple of browns fans asked if they could make it a browns bar for football games. He said yea and apparently there’s a browns bar in center city now and it’s been great for his business. I guess that’s how it works. There are transplants just about everywhere, so…
PhillyMila215 t1_j7j2s0x wrote
Wow. Didn’t know that! That’s cool of them and it’s a win win.
ThatsNotFennel t1_j7j3i7d wrote
My guess is they got inundated with reservations and then PD told them to maybe keep it quiet in case the Eagles lose. I know it's a dive, but I wouldn't want to be a Chiefs bar if we somehow lose this one.
porkchameleon t1_j7j5m3n wrote
> We have our little differences, but buying out another team's fan bar for their Superbowl, causing a scene at their bar, or being violent is just classless as hell.
Sounds like you clearly don't know any "real" Eagles fans then.
The word in the hospitality industry that NFL "fans" are a whole different sports crowd from, let's say, soccer (and not in the best way).
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nemesisinphilly t1_j7jakvs wrote
I live nearby. It's a typical South Philly old man dive bar. A guy on my block in his late 50s is a regular. He's South Philly born and raised usually wearing Chiefs gear. It's all South Philly guys from the neighborhood who've been going here for decades and are all Chiefs fans because of this bar. Their only connection to the Chiefs is the bar. They root for all other Philly teams. It's like an odd little social club.
DubbleDiller t1_j7jatbo wrote
In a civilized world, Eagles fans would go party with them and help dissuade the assholes. Because it’s just a fucking sports games. But here we are.
harbison215 t1_j7jav8l wrote
Oddly enough, my cousin is a life long chiefs fan. He’s from Bensalem. Not sure why he’s a KC fan. He’s kind of always been. So I guess that just happens with some people.
Kinoblau t1_j7jc21c wrote
Idk, I think it's kinda cool we're the last city that does provincialism in sports. The diffuse and impossible to detect nature of community in the United States has created an equally diffused and wishy wash sports culture in every major American city except for here and sometimes that lends itself to dumb violent shit but you gotta take the good with the bad. It's fun to think that no matter our differences we all go hard for Philly sports.
This isn't violent, it's just annoying to the small Chiefs fanbase in Philly so to that end it's honestly kind of funny. Go birds.
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johnnycoxxx t1_j7jtb3p wrote
I remember nfl films did a piece on them before the game in 2005. Fuck I feel old now. I remember that game. Hell of a come back.
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stanleytuccimane t1_j7k3br4 wrote
But they don’t even know that Eagles fans bought out the bar, they just said it wasn’t regulars. I’m sure some shithead Eagles fans were trying to get in there, but the bar had a lot of publicity recently, it could be a lot of new, younger patrons also.
Philifier t1_j7k3d3t wrote
Nowhere in the article did it say Eagles fans bought the tickets. Relax people. Could be chiefs fans from all over the city and burbs, and he was upset it wasnt his handful of regulars.
Rather then it becoming a big block party where bad shit can happen, he will probably close the bar for a "special event"
No_Introduction_7034 t1_j7k4frq wrote
I don’t understand why anyone who isn’t a chiefs fan would want to watch the game here.
phoenix762 t1_j7k67p7 wrote
Oh, that’s good, it would be a shame the regular people would be screwed because of this craziness.
Gram-GramAndShabadoo t1_j7k74wh wrote
So they are in danger?
thirst_annihilator t1_j7ka32b wrote
its a bit.
XSC t1_j7kbzvb wrote
The takeaway is that they made this up or are just blowing stuff out of proportion to get their name out there and it worked.
jedilips t1_j7kg3tc wrote
after 18 years downtown, including 8 years off East Passyunk as it became what it is now. if I need to further my South Philly bona fides, my grandfather had a diner on the land on Front/Oregon where Tony Luke's now sits. I know what I'm talking about...
nucleosome t1_j7kg8sr wrote
That is correct. I think they are also not wanting every person from KC to travel there considering how small it is. I am from KC and went down there for a few playoffs games while I was living in the city still. It's tiny and filled with locals.
nucleosome t1_j7kgmvd wrote
I'm sure it's also a lot of KC fans. My NCAA watch group (KU) was talking about reserving spots there, but we alone would fill up the bar if we did that. It's very small.
tuenthe463 t1_j7khgeg wrote
"our latest item is so popular and profitable that we have decided to stop producing it and selling it"
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Bigmlittlej t1_j7kilyt wrote
Rittenhouse Antichrist - (love your name) - from someone in the industry over 30 years, I can tell you that NFL fans can be pretty bad, but… hands down, hockey fans are the worst! There’s just not the large numbers of them, in any city, as there are football fans. But if say, the Flyers or the Rangers were in the Stanley Cup finals, you would see how ugly it can get! 😮😁
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rufiooooooooooo t1_j7kj6cb wrote
I’m sure it’s a concern for all of the above. While a flood of KC fans seems definite there’s also the possibility of unruly Eagles fans. Either way it’s a shame. Regardless.. Go Birds
1up t1_j7kjskx wrote
They got an Emmy for that festure. They keep it behind the bar.
mortgagepants t1_j7kltr5 wrote
it will be sold out, they'll make the maximum amount of money they can. they just don't want random people opening the door and screaming fuck you and throwing piss filled bottles at them.
if they're officially closed, the piss filled bottles will just hit the oustide.
ziiguy92 t1_j7ko3ay wrote
More like unprepared for molotov cocktails getting thrown at them if KC wins
Uncanny_Realization t1_j7kqiq0 wrote
Leave that much money on the table? No. I am sure they have enough regulars to fill their establishment and make big bucks.
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randym99 t1_j7ku02r wrote
As a newcomer, I've found S Philly very welcoming
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IFSEsq t1_j7l2of0 wrote
Will Richard have to rename his kid Jalen Hurts Christy if the Eagles win?
porkchameleon t1_j7l60m1 wrote
(I live to... satisfy, thank you).
Come to think of it - I don't think I ever hung out with proper hockey fans, but I also lost all interest in watching the sport (along with basketball) about 25 years ago.
fartbasket69 t1_j7l64qg wrote
Kansas City Queefs ammirite
BulletProofDrunk17 t1_j7l6hzv wrote
Yeah, this, I'm sure the doors gonna be locked and the dudes that are in there every single week of the season are gonna be in there watching the game
73Wolfie t1_j7l7jap wrote
I figure either they can't afford to redo the place if it's destroyed after the Eagles win or they can't afford security for that kind of night
nucleosome t1_j7liygj wrote
Yeah. Honestly after a couple of past experiences involving Philadelphia sports fans I don't really want to be in that particular place after the game.
jonskeet95 t1_j7lpnwu wrote
Why the fuck would someone from KC fly to Philly to watch a game that is being played in Arizona?
nucleosome t1_j7lpwug wrote
There are people from Kansas City living in Philadelphia.
jinntakk t1_j7lsysd wrote
From the prices l've looked at $25 is super cheap considering they're also providing food. Places l've looked at start at $50 for jist the entrance and many bars in the city are setting $60-70 minimum per person if they want to watch at a bar.
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jonskeet95 t1_j7lvixr wrote
I was replying to your comment about not wanting “every person from KC to travel there”
nucleosome t1_j7lwnoe wrote
Yeah, I guess I can see how you could interpret it that way. I meant people living in Philly but from KC who want to watch the game might want to come down to that bar. However, the regulars I have met there tend to be Philly locals who are diehard Chiefs fans. They all live right in the neighborhood. It's such a cool little microcosm.
jonskeet95 t1_j7m5wbu wrote
Gotcha. Hahaha I read it totally wrong!
Wu-Tang_Killa_Bees t1_j7mcyfx wrote
For sure. I think they are regularly very packed, so filling the bar to capacity with regulars will be easy
ChannelZ28 t1_j7obuz1 wrote
I think this is common. I live in Sacramento and there's as Eagles bar that I go to sometimes but I've never actually met anyone from Philly there. I think the owner is from Jersey, but everyone else has some random story about how they ended up as an Eagles fan.
Bigmlittlej t1_j7rsxem wrote
I hear ya’. Hockey is a boring watch - on TV, and the NBA has gone to shit, though I still watch some. Oh, and I think “proper hockey fans” is the ultimate oxymoron. 😆 Give me the NFL, college football and basketball!
Hashslingingslashar t1_j7s1d0g wrote
NOBODY’S IN ANY DANGER
Hashslingingslashar t1_j7i9p7r wrote
Objectively they should be able to host a party if they want, it’s their right.
But this is probably for the best because people are assholes, and especially drunk sports fans. Fuck you people who make this impossible.
That said, go birds.