Arrowhead is going to be a cluster **** on Sat

[nzoner 939]

Going to the border war between MU/KU this Sat and according to the news they're opening one gate at 7a.m. for those who want to attend ESPN College Gameday where apparently "no alcohol will be strictly enforced" Add to that at 11a.m. security will then clear Arrowhead and everyone will have to leave and wait until 3p.m. for the gates to open for tailgating.

 

This ought to be good,damn commies.

[Patriotsfatboy1 1,433]

I would imagine that it is going to be a total mess. They haven't had a meaningful football game in that area in decades

[nzoner 939]

I would imagine that it is going to be a total mess. They haven't had a meaningful football game in that area in decades

 

Yeah and the sh!t is already getting crazy,apparently someone took a duck cut off its head,painted it blue and red then painted a black MU across its breast and sent it to KU.Another news report had an MU fan's van getting the tires cut and windows broken and KU painted all over it,one of the hot shirts right now reads You can''t spell co*KsUcker without KU.

 

Looking forward to Sat it should be good times

[SigEp316 0]

I'm hoping cmh gets trampled.

[mjj 0]

It'll be a bit nippy out so MU fans should shoot one more hit of meth and KU fans might want to tie another polo around their neck.

 

This'll be just like the Outsiders.

 

I hope anarchy breaks out as these two schools' fans show their true colors.

[nzoner 939]

It'll be a bit nippy out so MU fans should shoot one more hit of meth and KU fans might want to tie another polo around their neck.

 

This'll be just like the Outsiders.

 

I hope anarchy breaks out as these two schools' fans show their true colors.

 

 

Even the local news is worried about a soccer match breaking out.

 

Let the players,not the fans,settle this score

 

 

JASON WHITLOCK COMMENTARY

JASON WHITLOCK

Let the players, not the fans, settle this score

 

 

Don’t do it. Don’t make us national laughingstocks. Don’t ruin our holiday treat.

 

Don’t embarrass Gary Pinkel, Mark Mangino, Todd Reesing, Chase Daniel, Tony Temple, Aqib Talib, Lew Perkins, Mike Alden and Carl Peterson.

 

We’re one day away from Armageddon at Arrowhead, and we’re all excited, we all want to be a part of it. We want the Kansas and Missouri football programs to entertain us, make us proud and settle a feud that has been marinating, bubbling and erupting for more than 100 years, since Quantrill and Brown disagreed about basic human rights.

 

Only one thing can ruin Saturday night’s historic clash:

 

You.

 

You can turn a college football game into a European soccer match. Don’t do it.

 

Let Martin Rucker and Brandon McAnderson settle this. They put the work in. They chose Missouri and Kansas long before the Tigers and Jayhawks were national powerhouses. They sweated and sacrificed and believed in Mangino’s and Pinkel’s visions before any of us.

 

This is their night, an evening for the spotlight to shine solely on Chase Coffman and Anthony Collins.

 

It’s not a night for Missouri and Kansas fans to prove how manly or womanly they are by engaging in parking-lot or in-stadium brawls. It’s not a night for Kansas or Missouri fans to demonstrate how much hate and disrespect they have toward each other.

 

I promise you, the Tigers and the Jayhawks will be violent enough for all of us.

 

This game is a blessing. It’s an opportunity for Missouri and Kansas to showcase their programs and what they have to offer potential recruits. It’s an opportunity for Kansas City to showcase its ability to host a major sporting event and have Brent Musburger and Kirk Herbstreit tell the world about our barbecue, our downtown redevelopment, our renovation plans at Arrowhead and Kauffman stadiums, and the lights at the Country Club Plaza.

 

Even though we haven’t been here before — playing host to a college game of this magnitude and emotion — we need to act like it.

 

If someone sitting close to you or passing you in the parking lot wants to start trouble, kill them with kindness. There’s nothing wrong with some good-natured ribbing back and forth. That’s the whole point and fun of this rivalry. But if someone is drunk and obviously looking for trouble, don’t go there with them. Smile, be polite and go on enjoying the game.

 

You also need to practice a little tolerance. Many people in the stands Saturday night are going to be so full of nervous energy that they’re going to want to stand up and be loud for the entire game. If your view is obstructed by someone standing, you need to get on your feet, too.

 

If you want to sit comfortably and enjoy an unobstructed view of the game, stay home and watch it on your big screen. You may have paid a fortune for your seat, but you need to recognize you paid that money to get into the building, to witness the most compelling event at Arrowhead Stadium since Michael, Jermaine, Tito, Randy and Marlon opened the Victory Tour in 1984.

 

That’s right. Think of Saturday night as a concert. People are going to want to shake their booties, scream and maybe pass out.

 

But no one does anything to distract from the performance. No one has a hey-look-at-me moment.

 

Sports fans love to whine and blast modern athletes for over-the-top showboating, for doing individual acts that take attention away from the teams.

 

Don’t you do it. Don’t be the person who instigates an altercation, the person who gives Herbstreit, Corso and Fowler something to talk about other than Jeremy Maclin, Marcus Henry, James McClinton and Brock Christopher.

 

We don’t need to prove how heated this rivalry is. The history books are filled with pages and pages of documentation of this particular border dispute. Let us prove Saturday night that we can dislike each, despise each other’s school, celebrate the holiday season and enjoy a magnificent football contest without embarrassing ourselves by acting like soccer hooligans.

[nzoner 939]

I hope anarchy breaks out as these two schools' fans show their true colors.

 

just got back,didn;t see one fight,but then again KU fans had all but given up by halftime

[Voltaire 5,537]

Some of my favorite sports memories are wearing my Wings jersey to the Keil Center and acting like an ass on days where the Red Wings were taking it to the Blues. I'd pay for it by losing my voice for the next three days afterwards, but it was always worth it.