newsday.com - 8/27/2008
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The Jets unveiled their long-awaited pricing plan for the new stadium that opens in 2010, and many season-ticket holders got a welcome surprise when team owner Woody Johnson said the club would not require fans to purchase personal seat licenses for any of the 27,000 seats in the stadium's upper tier.
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THE RANT —
Newsday.com - Jets 8/27/2008
"Can I just send in my money for the PSL and not actually
go to the games? Between the gas, tolls, parking, tickets and food, I figure monetarily I would still be ahead by staying home."
