He was good enough to win a SB.
IMO the greatest 3rd string QB I have seen.
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You will never hear a bad word spoken about Pat Ryan in my house. Ever. He was better than most of the scrubs they trot out today in the NFL.
He had "it" hard to find in a qb
The interview at the end of this game two minuted s
You are lucky the Jets only sent me a bill each year
worse than that, they sent us tickets every year
Ahh fun times
I used to like to see what the new package and design of the physical tickets would be . Usually the helmets of the opposition.
For so long I had saved the ticket with the old bills helmet on it when OJ broke the record in the snow at Shea .
Gone now
Probably buried in my old underwear that my wife threw out
Wish I still had all the rock concert ticket stubs I collected. Kids today who pay hundreds of dollars for shows would be shocked at the ticket prices.Ahh fun times
I used to like to see what the new package and design of the physical tickets would be . Usually the helmets of the opposition.
For so long I had saved the ticket with the old bills helmet on it when OJ broke the record in the snow at Shea .
Gone now
Probably buried in my old underwear that my wife threw out
You got to get smart I hide my underwear under dogs bed holes & allAhh fun times
I used to like to see what the new package and design of the physical tickets would be . Usually the helmets of the opposition.
For so long I had saved the ticket with the old bills helmet on it when OJ broke the record in the snow at Shea .
Gone now
Probably buried in my old underwear that my wife threw out
Ahh fun times
I used to like to see what the new package and design of the physical tickets would be . Usually the helmets of the opposition.
For so long I had saved the ticket with the old bills helmet on it when OJ broke the record in the snow at Shea .
Gone now
Probably buried in my old underwear that my wife threw out
I liked it when each seat came in one big ticket and you had to be careful tearing them apart. Almost too pretty to break up with the helmets of the opponents in the bottom. Mid 80's Mets came like that too until '86 when they sent individual tix in a nice box. It was a lot more time consuming tearing off 85 baseball tickets though (incl A-B-C-D tix if anyone remembers those). Getting them in the mail was an event every year. Same wait one had for Strat-o-Matic/APBA when you were a kid.
I keep stuff (much to the wife's delight). Still have 'em all too. Includes first game 5/31/64, every ticket for every game in '86, 64-65 World's Fair tix, Fillmore concerts etc. Favorites are all the Mets playoff tickets that never happened. Got to keep them after you paid for them. Must have a least 7 years of those but oddly enough, one year we had to send them back to get the refund. All of this will go straight from the basement to the landfill when the nieces and nephews come to ransack the house after we're gone
I love tickets, but I do have to admit that the credit card thingee they gave us worked by far the best.
I know this is thread drift, but anyone else get their actual Shea seats when they dismantled the building? Would have loved my football seats too but they wouldn't do it.
Whoa, just saw this. They really have value? I think I have sister's stub from The Beatles at Shea.
Would complete sets be more valuable?
I'm seeing pedals here
I have no idea. I'm sure something like The Beatles stub might have some value. I was talking more about having them and remembering all the shows I forgot. Plus seeing the prices we would have paid back then.
I sold radar for 14 years...I could have got you all the tickets you wanted......
We would go down to Strat-o-Matic each year to pick up our teams when we got older. I would fight to get Lou Brock changed from lf-3 to a 2 as he got older. But when younger I could not wait to see the new cards show up at the door. I still have a few tickets left & paid $100.00 for the score card of my first Jet game in 1964 lol.
You had season tickets to the Mets too??? Lucky guy if you had them to the Nets you would be serving a life sentence as a three time loser. lol I would love my football seats at shea but i did buy two seats from the cards stadium that sit in my backyard next to the grill,.
I have two rooms in the house setup for me. 1) My sports room that has cards, pictures Etc Etc Etc all over the wall. Some of some value. The second room is my Genesis room with everything Genesis, Gabriel, Collins, Hackett, Banks. Rutherford & Phillips.
My wife reminds me on how lucky I am all the time.
we used to kid my Dad and ask if he kept the stubs from the the first run Shakespeare plays
Wait Jonas Shakespeare The great flag football QB from Canarsie Brooklyn. Yes, he had a great playbook. one of the best
Flag football, not to be trifled with
In the mid 70's I lived across from Reservoir Oval Park in the Bronx. Every Saturday in the fall there were games in the flag football league. These guys were good, a lot of ex college players and even a minor ex pro or two "Flag" seemed to mean smashing the hell out of a guy before you took his flag.
good stuff, used to wake me up on Saturdays
Didn't they also have a league for this in the Dust Bowl in Dyker Heights?
Hey, I heard of this Genesis band.
Génesis (band) - Wikipedia
BTW: John Mayhew called, demanded inclusion in the Butterscotch Room
As long as he does not trespass on my property.Hey, I heard of this Genesis band.
Génesis (band) - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
BTW: John Mayhew called, demanded inclusion in the Butterscotch Room
I'll drum him right out of the corps when Mr Collins shows up.
Nah
Mine for 10 years were the portable metal bleachers . Would have been kind of hard to dismantle and bring home