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Never heard this...Ninkovich says Bills visiting locker room is the worst in the NFL by far


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7 minutes ago, ArtVandalay said:

What players died? I missed this. 

 

Yes, 25 degrees can kill you especially if you catch hypothermia or you can't get a necessary IV for a player who is dehydrated.

 

But I still can't recall who died... I know Vonte Davis retired at half though.

Ummmm Every single year from high school to college to the pros there are heat related deaths in football

 

From 1995 to 2020 50 high school football players died because of heat stroke

 

That’s not including college players

 

Nobody’s ever died of cold on the football field

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One memory I can't get out of my mind from the stadium is 2007 against Pats on SNF.

We were down like 49-10 or something, the Pats almost undefeated season.

Walked into the packed men's room and Bills fan was taking a dump...in the urinal.

He said.."Look everybody..I'm taking a Brady!" and then grunted and pushed it out as we all watched.

Never laughed so hard in my life.

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5 hours ago, Beck Water said:

 

It's been discussed here several times.  The Pegulas spent big bucks ensuring the home locker room is not only spacious, but beautiful and well designed, welcoming. 

 

I think they might have slapped a new coat of battleship gray on the visitors side.

 

I hadn't heard the details about 1 toilet and 4 inches of water in the showers though 😂 that's really an extra helping of trash.    I'm surprised there isn't some standard about the # of toilets the home team has to provide or something.

 

Water in the shower probably smells terrible because if there's 1 toilet everyone is peeing in the shower.

Or maybe it smells so bad from all that pee from the sinks the Bills fans use in the bathrooms drains into the visitors locker room LOL!  

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14 minutes ago, PonyBoy said:

Or maybe it smells so bad from all that pee from the sinks the Bills fans use in the bathrooms drains into the visitors locker room LOL!  

Haha, that's how Ralph really cheaped out. Just have the trough drain down into an open gravel bottom pit hidden in the back closet of the visitor's locker room. It will drain out eventually...

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6 hours ago, Beck Water said:

 

   I'm surprised there isn't some standard about the # of toilets the home team has to provide or something.

 

I'm surprised there isn't some standard that the home team has to provide shade for both sides of the field.

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4 hours ago, longtimebillsfan said:

Who cares.

 

It was better than the old rock pile.

 

I had the opportunity to speak with Len Dawson at an autograph show in Chicago.  When he heard I was a Bills fan his face lit up and said "The old rock pile".

 

He then said that the visiting locker room had only two showers and only one of them worked.

 

We had a good laugh.

 

By the way, Len Dawson seemed like a genuinely really good person.

 

 

 

On one of the old NFL Films about the AFL Bills some opposing players talk about this Visitors' Locker room.

One player said there was just long boards with nails pounded half in to hang your stuff on.  LOL.

 

 

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That was typical when stadiums of that era were designed and built.  Visiting teams got minimal space and comfort.  Oakland's visitors was a notorious hell hole.  New stadium will solve this issue. 

4 hours ago, JÂy RÛßeÒ said:

Sounds like the home locker room at The Rockpile

That was a terrible place.   Heard from people who worked on the clean up crew  The Depression era plumbing was awful and the locker room was cramped, damp and smelly..   

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I like this.  It's Sports, the away teams shouldn't expect Country Club conditions.  I know that isn't commonplace now but I think once upon a time it was.  I remember hearing stories about the Lakers having to deal with horrible conditions when they would play the Celtics in the old Boston Garden.  

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19 hours ago, RyanC883 said:

whatever, you take whatever advantage you can.  If the NFL does not have standards on this (which would be ridiculous), take advantage.  The Dolphins built a stadium to literally fry the other team.  

 

NFL denied request for a magnifying glass to concentrate sun on visitor side.  They were going to call it the fishing fly area.

16 hours ago, SBbeliever said:

A relative of mine who had a long, great career with the Patriots told me the same thing.  

 

A long career means he was a good liar.

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