About two hours before gametime, the Redskins announced that fans could now bring signs to the games. I wonder how many Danny Sucks signs will appear before that policy gets changed again.
As far as the, "suing the little old bag lady who lives out of her shopping cart" story is concerned, yeah, Snyder took a lot of heat for that, but it wasn't as bad as it sounds. Holders of premium tickets are allowed to contract to ten-year subscriptions at a fixed price that will be below the likely market price if the team even goes .500. The woman in question had retired, bought a ten-year pair of tickets for something like $5,000 to $6,000 a year, found that she was living beyond her means and went back to the career she had retired from as a real estate agent, but then her part time real estate agent job stopped making money for her when real estate tanked. In other words, she had been living beyond her (and my) means before the real estate debacle. Snyder is forced to sue those people to make it worth his while to continue to sell tickets for ten year committments. Otherwise, the speculators will sell them at a big markup when ticket prices go up while bailing on them when ticket prices go down.
Danny used to be a customer of mine. I might have posted about the time I was called out on a Sunday afternoon to get his C-band downlink operational in time for a Dallas/Pittsburgh preseason game that was only televised locally in those markets.
