Professional Football without Booze?!

[rjs246]

What is the world coming to?

When the New Orleans Saints play four games at LSU's Tiger Stadium, the bars in East Baton Rouge Parish will be closed.

The Metro Council refused Wednesday to lift the Sunday closure rule, citing feedback from residents.

"Every e-mail and call that I have received on the issue has been against this. My constituents do not want to become New Orleans. They don't want to progress in that way," Council member Martha Jane Tassin said.

Another opponent of the measure, Mayor Pro Tem Joe Greco, said he could understand why some Saints fans might want to indulge after watching the Packers defeat the Saints 52-3 on Sunday.

"I think you've got to be drunk to watch the Saints these days. It would be hard to watch them sober," Greco said.

Council member Mickey Skyring had proposed suspension of the bar closing ordinance for Saints' game days.

[MadMarchHare]

You just have to plan ahead.  It's no different in CT.

[Tomahawk]

You just have to plan ahead.  It's no different in CT.

Except you don't have professional football in Connecticut.

U of I made an exception when the Bears played there during the renovation of Soldier Field.

Indianapolis (SUCKS) doesn't sell packed booze on Sundays, but you can go to a bar and get as loaded as you want.

[Father Demon]

Of course they only got emails and letters from the sober people.  That's just not a fair statement.  Drunks don't write, except to old girlfriends (which they regret when they get sober).

Duh.