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Kick ’em in the facemask Kaufman sports writer Right on Joe And how many times do you need to be hit over the head before you scream YoucandoiUootbaUfans “Enough already" There are fro® Seattle to millions of Joe Kovachs ready uj“L j?5u’ from the swamps of to battle traffic for the next 15 qr to the shores of San weekends Booing those solidar-vml- -' P®wer t° bump tor handshakes isn’t enough ifJ Do°?£ tn? n 0® the That’s the easy part front page £ People Become part of the future is stay negotiations by your collective ?u TC Dome Don't won tb8nce at NL lUdium 60 see an NFL scab at’ stadium next week picket But don’t stop there The strike will nd by the first frost your protest doesn’t have to You’ve ia-'--i- -- The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday September By Ira U PI ?a " 's- -' Commentary after an owner’s wallet and a player’s ego Hake it dear this protest is not directed Just at the scab free agents iteep it going after a new agreement is iwhed and the league’s best return toroogh the gates of Shea Stadium I’ll also be the first to scream my head off when the first touchdown comes’’ Way to go Jerry And you’re the same sap who wonders how You are teams have the audacity to "I’m sure I’ll be one of the raise ticket prices so high first people to boo the players The owners have Donlan and hit the field’’ the said union has Gene Upshaw they jhen New York JenY Sullivan You’re not represented at the five years ago before striding bargaining table And you don’t players fell the owners in the luxury boxes that they aren’t the the Players iame Show that union members aren’t the game either f“ deserve to be unless you display some solidarity of your own Go on a picnic read a book clean your closet but don’t even think about attending a pro football game if this strike comes off And when those photographers from People snow up to snap pictures of games played m empty statu You will have earned thit cover spread played the fool long enough The an tke Flayers Association are blitzing and stunting you for the second time in five years relying on your b huBger forthe football fix Kick 'em u iii me ticemuk Yeah you've your money for seasonlickets You're obligated to go to HOME&MRSERY hnrfrni!!!! " h we C°rry the Lowest Prices snv oiiraeni in your mmuy From furniture to " name want And at Ernst you always get Guanmteed JUOrty bmjdyou ? sup- port the home team Well the home team doesn’t deserve your upport right now: the team ana its management your absence "It took us 3 Vi years to get the fans back (after the 1982 trike) and we can’t afford to Prices Effective: de-aer- ve toV-2- 7 9-- 20 lose the fans again” said Management Council negotiator Jack Donlan last week after the owners — in their best Avery Brundage impression — announced the Games would continue The owners and players are counting on your forgiveness Don’t pull the same "fl"ense seen in '82 after NFL stadiums wait empty for seven Sundays When the players came back so did you Almost 74000 crammed Mile High Stadium in Denver to see the Seattle Seahawks face the 1 Broncos At Giants Stadium more than '70000 fans watched the Redskins win What kind of message did those numbers send? 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