Will It Be Double Jeopardy In Nashville Tomorrow For Ravens’ Fans?
First, they come and spend their hard-earned money on our Southern food and hotels. Second, they get beat on the football field. It just doesn’t seem fair.
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Opinion1 on Tue, 20th Oct 2009 3:13 pm
Actually the Ravens fans will enjoy celebrating their win in your town.
chanceal on Tue, 20th Oct 2009 3:21 pm
Are you saying southern food and food in tennesee is not worth the money? Is the hotel in Tenn that bad that they are getting ripped off? As for on the football field, well someone has to lose, but at least fans of the losing team got to see an NFL Playoff game in person. Thats worth something. Should be a good defensive ball game, if you like defensive 17-14 type ball games, then this one should be enjoyable win lose, so no its not double jeopardy for ravens fans in nashville. plus maybe they can take a detour to graceland and do some site seeing.
Mike on Tue, 20th Oct 2009 4:08 pm
hi, i’m sure the food and hotels aren’t going to have a effect on the fans or the game. also i wouldn’t assume the titans are going to win that easy. the ravens are a good team.