I wondered why the Rams where playing in white at home?

[fliptalianstallion]

I would expect the fans from St. Louis to at least outnumber the Packer fans there. If we get outnumbered again next season from fans of a road team like say, those damn Bears fans coming here and gloating about the EJD as their Soldier Field South. I would have thoughts of moving this team to LA. I'm expecting Dez to bring a fullhouse of Rams fans to at least neutralize those ironic Patriots fans in Wembley Stadium.

[r8rh8rmike]

Having OUR house taken over by a bunch of visiting fans was as BrokenWing noted, EMBARRASSING! It was disappointing as well. How demoralizing it must have been for the Rams defense to hear the chant of KUUUUUUHN reverberate thoughout the Edward Jones Dome every time John Kuhn touched the ball.

I'm glad to see tens of thousands of Rams season ticket holders made some money selling out to the enemy. Nice job!

No excuse for what happened with "home field advantage" today. The Rams obviously saw it coming and chose to go ahead and wear white.........

[C-Mob 71]

Went to the game, and yes there were a LOT of Packers fans there, but from my experience in the dome, crowd was about 60-40 in favor of the Rams. Yes that is really disappointing, but I never noticed the crowd noise affecting our guys, which was what I expected when tailgating, St. Louis was invaded by cheese heads. The entire "Landing" was filled with Packer fans. My point is this, I don't feel like it was lack of Rams enthusiasm, but just the fact that there are a lot of Packer fans in the Midwest, and they travel well. We are on our way back, but Green Bay has as good a history as any team in the league, and a legimate Super Bowl favorite.

[BrokenWing]

The crowd has really been behind the team all season. The only thing I can figure out is people just assumed we'd lose and didn't bother showing. Still no excuse, just trying to understand how it happened.

[Curly Horns]

Yeah, I hear what you're saying, Dez. I was having the same thoughts from the onset of the game. White uni's and crowd noise. Good grief.

Well, now that I've been to St. Louis I can say from first hand experience that it is indeed a Baseball town. They do not support the Rams like they do the cardinals. St. Louis does not deserve a football team and this NEW Rams Team deserves better.

[ramsbruce]

Alright so they're playing tonight. What does a game that's not on for several hours and not a home game have to do with Rams attendance Nothing. The fans just expected us to lose and didn't show, bad on them, but don't go blaming baseball.

Nobody is blaming baseball that I can see. It seems like Bruce4life was saying it's a baseball town, and always has been. That's it, nothing more.

It's disappointing for sure, but Packers fans always travel well. We aren't the first stadium to be taken over by Packers fans, nor will we be the last.

[r8rh8rmike]

Well, now that I've been to St. Louis I can say from first hand experience that it is indeed a Baseball town. They do not support the Rams like they do the cardinals. St. Louis does not deserve a football team and this NEW Rams Team deserves better.

I'll give the fans in St. Louis who do show up to cheer for the Rams some credit. They are vocal and do their best in limited numbers to make a difference. The problem is the limited numbers because of no-shows, or season tickets going to the highest bidder.

I love going to St. Louis and respect the fans who make an effort, but if the Rams move somewhere else, it'll be hard for me to shed any tears.

[ramsbruce]

I'll give the fans in St. Louis who do show up to cheer for the Rams some credit. They are vocal and do their best in limited numbers to make a difference. The problem is the limited numbers because of no-shows, or season tickets going to the highest bidder.

Maybe if ClanRam all moved to St Louis and bought season tickets, Mike......hmmmmmmmm

[r8rh8rmike]

Maybe if ClanRam all moved to St Louis and bought season tickets, Mike......hmmmmmmmm

That would definitely solve the problem.

[RamDez]

I also fully give respect to the Rams fans who attend the dome and this is not meant to slight them in any way shape or form, they must be as disappointed as the rest of us to see our house taken over ..... by ANY fans other than the home team. I still say that its disgusting.

[RAMFANRAIDERHATER]

I'm sure Stan was taking notes....

[GroundChuck]

I'm sure Stan was taking notes....

And checking flights to LA.......

[C-Mob 71]

It was embarrassing, went with two friends who are Packers fans, and while I was able to drown out their chants, GO PACK GO still reverberated around the stadium. However I still stand by my assessment that when the crowd needed to get loud on those numerous, numerous, numerous third downs in the second half, we "Unleashed the Fury" and I felt made Rodgers uncomfortable. Enthusiasm is still there, but it's going to take more than three early wins to be able to repel other more established Midwest team fanbases.

[Curly Horns]

I'll give the fans in St. Louis who do show up to cheer for the Rams some credit. They are vocal and do their best in limited numbers to make a difference. The problem is the limited numbers because of no-shows, or season tickets going to the highest bidder.

I love going to St. Louis and respect the fans who make an effort, but if the Rams move somewhere else, it'll be hard for me to shed any tears.

Something wrong with my post? Just wondering because you quoted me. I didn't dis on any fans that show up and I already know your feelings about all of this as we discussed it while we were in St. Louie.

[RAMFANRAIDERHATER]

We can understand why the FO was willing to give up a home game next week....

Figured they'd get more home fans in England.