I guess they'll have to dry their tears with the money they made.
What about those who weren't able to go and sold tickets to someone actually willing to buy them at full price?Lame. This isn't a freedom of choice issue. This is a "i'm a terrible fan issue". Just the way it is.
What about those who weren't able to go and sold tickets to someone actually willing to buy them at full price?
For all of you who sold your tickets to Iowa fans...
You clearly didn't read the thread where someone was saying they needed to sell because they don't make a lot of money. Completely understandable in that situation to sell to the highest bidder so to speak.You're kidding right?
Shameful to sell to an Iowa fan. give them to the Boys and Girls Clubs, for cryin' out loud!
What about those who weren't able to go and sold tickets to someone actually willing to buy them at full price?
You're kidding right?
Shameful to sell to an Iowa fan. give them to the Boys and Girls Clubs, for cryin' out loud!
How much do they pay?
You clearly didn't read the thread where someone was saying they needed to sell because they don't make a lot of money. Completely understandable in that situation to sell to the highest bidder so to speak.
Haha love it! I was at a little coffee shop in Lilydale this morning picking up our caramel rolls for the tailgate when an older couple decked out in gopher gear were checking out, and when the owner asked them if they were going to the game they said that they had tickets but were going to go to the St. Thomas game instead. Now all I can think about is that I should have bought them from them and given them to my parents. At least they didn't sell them to Iowa fans though, but its time for them to get rid of their season tickets and let someone who will show up no matter what buy them.
I was offered 4 free tickets and a tailgating spot…. I turned them down ; what a fraud I am..I am sorry Gold Country, this is my confession and I promise to never do it again.
Schnauzer said:What kind of "fan" is worse: season ticket holders that sell off some of their games to opposing fans, or the masses of alumni and others within this metro area of 3 million that never purchase a ticket? I always see arguments how the people selling tickets should be giving up their tickets to more dedicated Gopher fans. Where are these fans? Am I just unaware of some large block of deprived ticket-less Gopher fans?