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		<title>By: Paul</title>
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		<description>I hope the Jaguars have the same insight.  Based on the last few seasons, I wonder.  Maybe they need a fancy dancy halftime show every home game in order to fill the stadium.  That way, they don&#039;t need a team.  

Maybe &quot;The Who&quot; would come back from the dead one more time for the Jaguars?  

Here is the idea; How about a Jaguar Special? Two tickets to the game, free parking, two hotdogs, two beers, a free Tebow signature card and a fantastic halftime show - all for a measly $10 bucks.  For that price, you just have to stand the entire game and only inside the stadium.  

These fans would be required to watch it on a television screen.  This way the &quot;Steerage Class or Lower Deck&quot; as they might become known, could just hope that one day they might be able to join the rabid fans watching the game live and sit down.  .Not a bad idea if I might say so myself.  

If they came to the stadium two hours early, they could actually sit in the stadium but then would have to clear out as the owner of the seat &quot;PAYING THE BIG BUCKS&quot; came in.  Maybe to pick them out, they&#039;d have to where a &quot;Community Service Officer GREEN&quot; shirt.  I&#039;ve got my ten dollars ready, Wayne.

This would do two things; first, it would add the number of fans the NFL requires to lift a blackout and the Jaguars would receive its fair share of the television money.  

One last idea:  After halftime, this group could be allowed to find a empty nosebleed seat inside the stadium.  I repeat - I have ten dollars, Wayne.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I hope the Jaguars have the same insight.  Based on the last few seasons, I wonder.  Maybe they need a fancy dancy halftime show every home game in order to fill the stadium.  That way, they don&#8217;t need a team.  </p>
<p>Maybe &#8220;The Who&#8221; would come back from the dead one more time for the Jaguars?  </p>
<p>Here is the idea; How about a Jaguar Special? Two tickets to the game, free parking, two hotdogs, two beers, a free Tebow signature card and a fantastic halftime show &#8211; all for a measly $10 bucks.  For that price, you just have to stand the entire game and only inside the stadium.  </p>
<p>These fans would be required to watch it on a television screen.  This way the &#8220;Steerage Class or Lower Deck&#8221; as they might become known, could just hope that one day they might be able to join the rabid fans watching the game live and sit down.  .Not a bad idea if I might say so myself.  </p>
<p>If they came to the stadium two hours early, they could actually sit in the stadium but then would have to clear out as the owner of the seat &#8220;PAYING THE BIG BUCKS&#8221; came in.  Maybe to pick them out, they&#8217;d have to where a &#8220;Community Service Officer GREEN&#8221; shirt.  I&#8217;ve got my ten dollars ready, Wayne.</p>
<p>This would do two things; first, it would add the number of fans the NFL requires to lift a blackout and the Jaguars would receive its fair share of the television money.  </p>
<p>One last idea:  After halftime, this group could be allowed to find a empty nosebleed seat inside the stadium.  I repeat &#8211; I have ten dollars, Wayne.</p>
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