If I was an owner of a team that had to deal with the chance of violence from the crowd I would build a stadium either with a tunnel in a bulletproof dugout type area to lead to a safer area or I would build the stadium to have a 15-20 foot drop from the stands to the field with no access to the field from the stands…
Looks more like they ran out of Tequila on Taco Tuesday.
Looks like the upper deck of the Pontiac Silverdome, circa 1978. Brawls in the upper deck were the order of the day at Lions games. The only difference is that smoking indoors was legal back then.
ehhhh forget it it's not worth finishing, I hate soccer let them all kill each other.
The best use of Corona to date. Including drinking it.
Blimey, I’m stumped.
Did the poor dogs throw up afterwards? How about the coworkers?
Bingo!
You were cheated. If you liked Two Hearted, they should have sent you some Hopslam.
You’re right. Oberon is overrated.
Troll website. . Inflammatory garbage to generate hits. Nice business model guys
Oberon just sucks. That’s all there is to it. It’s mediocre at best and I can get better wheats for half the cost. I live in Michigan and am ashamed at Oberon (and Bells in general, to be honest). We have TONS of breweries that blow Bells away in quality (and cost) but they get shunned because they’re not attacking…
Bullshit. PBR is the nation’s most overrated beer.
Oberon reminds me of serving pitchers to trustifarian hippies on jam-band-night at the bar I worked for. They would regularly leave en masse, half full pints and crap all over the tables, to go out to their cars to smoke pot. Then they’d saunter back in, one at a time, and sit at different tables so I would have to…
I love a good beer. I hate beer snobs like Will Gordon.
I always felt it was Corona.
And you're probably the guy that thinks summer shandy is great.... It's not.
THANK YOU!!! Finally a rational review of Oberon. Solid wheat beer? Absolutely. Worthy of a holiday/release party/northern beer-drinkers being jealous that we get it year-round in Florida? Absolutely NOT. If you’d like to try an outstanding American-made wheat beer, get your hands on some Floridian Hefeweizen from…