Comments on: Colts inch closer to sellout of home opener

By: pubobby2004

pubobby2004 — Wed, 15 Aug 2012 13:21:36 +0000

Heres a crazy idea… Lower ticket prices. Instead of irsay buying them at $.34 on the dollar, sell the, to fans at anything more than $.35 on the dollar. We’re not bad fans here, I’m a season ticket holder, but I understand that people want a decent return on their investment. The last thing many of us remember is either the 2-14 season, or being patronized by the Polians after we tanked the perfect season. It’s been 4 years since we even had a head coach. I don’t blame anyone here for having more loyalty to Peyton, than the organization. For years now, it seems our players were more supportive of the fans than the front office. I don’t blame people at all for not wanting to pay $100+ per seat for a nose bleed and an unproven, unknown roster and staff. But I’m crazy, so I’ll be there.

By: wayne1693

wayne1693 — Tue, 14 Aug 2012 19:39:07 +0000

I don’t understand the logic of the last line: For the most part, the good people and fans of Indy wish Peyton well; he brought them a Lombardi Trophy, was a stellar citizen of the community, etc. But of course they still support their team, evidenced by the fact that there are only 1300 tickets left, and still lots of time before the Home Opener. So I don’t think anyone will be surprised if the Colts have multiple sell-outs [particularly if Andrew Luck plays well]…AND Peyton Manning comes back strong in Denver.

By: hulkhogansays

hulkhogansays — Tue, 14 Aug 2012 19:00:22 +0000

Indianapolis will be witness to the birth of the greatest bust in the history of Professional football brother.