The Forgotten Idiot That Screwed the New England Patriots Over
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Don't you hate it when one person ruins something for everyone else?
Well, the 1981 NFL season was a trainwreck and a half for the New England Patriots. And during week 15, in a game against the Buffalo Bills, thanks to a man named Michael Stein, it was about to get even worse
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Thanks to Michael Stein, there will be no steins sold today.
The previous year, they were playing for the afc East title. In 1981, the bills just wanted to get in the playoffs, and the pats just wanted to end the season
granted I was born in 1990 so I haven't lived through the dark days of the 1970s-1980s, but boy do Patriots fans under a certain age not understand where we use to be as a franchise
They will very soon, the last four years were, merely, the beginning, and, even when they were dominant, they still lost three SBs, to two inferior QBs, simple as that.
@413TomaccoRoad Both, times by a team poised to become a, Dynasty, though, that never occurred, these things are so truly fragile, no question about it, just a nasty fate.
You should be thankful. You were way too young to witness...that season.
We were born during the worst year in franchise history and had a few dismal years after that.
Fellow Pats fan also born in 90
I was born in 1980. I’m a Steelers fan but I remember 1990, I felt bad for the Patriots back then. They were 1-15. They had some no name head coach, playing in “New England” and nobody here in Iowa seemed to care about them at all. They lost the Super Bowl 5 years earlier 46-10, didn’t have a chance against the 1985 Bears. They couldn’t even get a state or city to agree to put their name on the team. It just felt like they were such a lost cause of a franchise, destined to always be a doormat. Then they got Bill Parcells and Drew Bledsoe and they took off after that.
Alcohol: the cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems.
Homer Simpson!!
15:55 Patriots-WHAT now???
Imagine telling somebody in the 80's one day the patriots will have 6 Lombardi trophies in their trophy cabinet.
Jesus 1981 was such a disaster. This team was so bad they were the only team who lost to the Colts that year. And mind you not only did that Colts team go 2-14 but they did this with not only one of the worst offenses of all time but the abosoulte WORST defense in NFL history (in terms of points surrendered which is 533. Also had giving up the most yards in NFL histroy prior to the 2012 Saints)
Remember also they lost to the Colts twice. On opening day and the last game of the season.
@@danielbowden6330 I mentioned that in my comment. Had the Patriots not lost to the Colts in 81' they would've went 4-12 or 3-13. Colts? They've would've finished 1-15 or worse 0-16.
Then both teams hired controversial college coaches for 1982.
@@CTubeMan Wait really? I knew the Colts did that but the Patriots did as well? That might explain the 82' Patriot offenses stats.
Phew! I missed it by 1 year, arriving in this world in 1982!
1:54 Cue the Doofenshmirtz voice!
This is very similar to what happened in 2000 during Leeds United's Champions League match vs Barcelona. For some context, it had only been a couple years since fully alcoholic beer was allowed to be sold at soccer grounds in England again since from 1989-1998 you could only get the non alcoholic variety. There was even a period from 1986-1989 where alcohol was totally banned from all sports stadiums in the UK. This was in response to the Heysel disaster of 1985 (where 39 Juventus fans were killed thanks to drunk Liverpool fans charging at them which caused a wall to collapse). In order for stadiums to sell alcohol, the Premier League, the EFL & the English FA ordered all clubs across England at all levels to have clear, well defined policies in place to sell it. In the case of Leeds their policy was similar to Shafer Stadium's in that all beer sales would end 15 minutes after halftime. However like in the video the concession stands were still selling beer after the closing time & it wasn't just one stand that was open it was 3. This was because the stadium staff foolishly thought that the beer policy only applied to Premier League or FA Cup matches & not the Champions League & wanted to make some extra money. To make this even more crazy, no one bothered to shut down these concession stands. Remarkably nothing bad happened mainly because the police were already prepared for any kind of trouble given Leeds United's reputation for hooliganism in the past.
After UEFA heard about this they came down hard, fining Leeds 250,000 euros, banning them from selling alcohol at home Champions League matches & limiting the amount of away fans they could have at away Champions League matches to 1500. In addition the English FA banned Leeds from selling alcohol for 2 years and they had to apply to the FA once the ban ended to have beer sold again unless they chose to sell the non alcoholic version. Leeds ultimately decided to switch to the non alcoholic variety on a permanent basis to make the atmosphere more family friendly.
I'm from Philly. 128 arrests at eight home games is nothing. We have more than that in the parking lot before the first home game.
This comment is where the "Hold my beer" phrase makes the most sense.
“Vendor tries to sell beer past a deadline and causes beer sells to be banned”. Welcome to Dumb Decisions.
As a Patriots fan, I’m glad you brought this to my attention. Good piece of Pats history
They rarely lost by big scores, but they lost consistently.
The Patriots and Colts both had 2-14 records in 1981.
The Patriots were officially in last place because both of the Colts wins were against New England.
THIS is HOW I REMEMBER the New England Patriots.
i was once at a football game where i was in the process of buying a beer when beer sales ended. by this i mean i had already paid, but the beer hadnt been poured. the tap was remotely shut off and non functional and no one could do anything about it.
to make matters even more fun, they couldnt give me a refund because the computer system wasnt programmed to do that because obviously returns and exchanges on soda and nachos isnt a thing.
i eventually got my money back but it took missing a lot of the game to argue with various people to get it done.
Hey @OfficialJaguarGator9, you must tell the story of Don King, the Sullivan Family and the Jackson family. It’s a story that is never told enough. Fascinating and tragic.
I hope Patriots fans were smart enough to sneak booze into the stadium
“Patriots-Beers game” 😂 15:55
Chuck Fairbanks 1978 playoffs. His announcement he was quitting before Oiler playoff game.
What an odd season! How on earth do you go 2-14 with a point differential of only - 48? I’ve pored through the stats and have never figured out all of it? (Side of this - 1966 Yankees finished in last place with a run differential of -1! That’s even harder to understand)
The best one is Nebraska football going 3-9 with a point differential of +63 in 2021.
Simple: they were abysmal in 1 score games, like the 89 bengals and 2019 chargers. But that's not even the worst part. The patriots got swept by the Colts, who also finished 2-14. Baltimore had the worst defense in league history, which still holds the record for tds and points allowed in 1 season. The pats were the only team to lose to those colts. But it gave them the first overall pick? Yeah, they blew it. Kenneth Sims was a first round bust. At least your 2nd round pick andre tippett was a hall of famer
@Fireyninjadog Oh, but, wait, there's more, that team would go, 0-8-1, in 1982, and, 7-9, in 1983, in their, lame-duck, season, they went, 2-0, against them, they were terrible, yet, seemed to be bewilderingly great when it came to the Patriots.
Fan : I want some beer! 🍺 concession seller :nope-not today! Fan:aw! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I remember how bad the Patriots were back in 1991-92. Still, a good team slept on them and that Sunday they pulled off the upset of the year. Cool video, thanks.
Think I was at game when jail was filled . Went to the John and under the stands cops were in all out fights with drunks. Mayhem.
I worked for Canteen as a (roaming) vendor at Yankee Stadium in the late 80s/early 90s. We were paid on commission keeping 16% of what we sold. Maybe this guy was also on a commission structure. Still shouldn't disregard orders from law enforcement of course, but it may explain his desperation to squeeze a few more sales in.
The 81 Colts defeated them in the first and last game of the season.
In between the colts were the worst team in NFL history.
The following year, they went, 0-8-1, and, the year after, they went, 7-9, beating the Patriots twice, before they snuck out of town under cover of darkness, a sneaky collection.
Wasn't born in 1981 but gosh my Pats cratered that year. They were even 4-0 in the preseason coming off a year they missed the playoffs with a 10-6 record cause every AFC team that made playoffs were 11-5 or better . Ron Erhardt definitely wasn't cut out to be a head coach but that offensive scheme (erhardt Perkins) was key to the Pats dynasty years.
Perhaps, but, the actual biggest factor in the Patriots', Dynastic, Era, was the fact that they got, 6-8, free wins every year, and, were only one home Playoff victory away from the, AFC Championship Game, they were so far ahead of the curve that it wasn't even, remotely, funny, simple as that.
The Patriots always had a problem back then with the weaker teams in their division. Lose just enough games to the Jets or Bills or Dolphins (depending on the year) and out of the playoffs.
@@jackmessick2869Circumstances got reversed, unquestionably.
Going dry today!
You've confused "mistake" with "accident". He made a mistake, but it wasn't an accident.
I’m sad you don’t have a Bill mini-helmet with blue face mask in your collection. You need to get one of those.
why even drink.... just watch the game
That makes no sense
@@pete6705 it does to
Me, i dont drink so i could easily watch the games without it & i cant ever understand why anyone would drink when watching the games
You needed a lot of beer to survive the 1981 Patriots.
@@CTubeManno?
He should’ve just gave those last tens beers out for free and closed the stand
Considering the climax was no one gets beer, it's goid that the story ends there.
I thought the story was going to take a much deeper darker turn.
I thought the announcement was just pulled on the day as Patriots fans came in and found out at the venue there was no beer. And then there'd be a fan riot who'd storm the field.
A sober angry swarm is much worse than a drink swarm. If they were sober, the crowd could coordinate and can actually use their shear numbers to overcome the police.
If they were told in advance of the beer ban (which I assume they were) they just saved themselves a riot. If you just found out that day at the venue, by preventing a drunk mob, you create a righteously indignant sober mob.
This brings back some memories. I played High School football in the late 80's. Our head coach's brother had a legendary career for the Pats and was on this 81' team along with the 85 team' that went to the Super Bowl. To show what could be accomplished, our coach would say "my brother went to the Stuper Bowl to the Super Bowl in 4 short years". Good times!!
Beer Stein?
They should just ban beer sales at sporting events. I know. I know. Ka-Ching. But there are places that alcohol shouldn't be allowed to inhabit. Airports and airplanes are other examples.
That sequence starting at 6:45 was painful to watch. I didn't even hear what you were saying. I was just watching that slow motion train wreck.
This guy could make anything sound exciting with the way he drags it out and puts you in suspense. “I was in the bathroom. I had need to use toilet paper. The toilet paper is well stocked typically. There are normally three rolls, but on this day, there were none. I searched high and low, but could not locate any. I even searched the cabinet nearby, but there was not a roll of toilet paper to be found. And that is the story of how, on July 17, 2009, I had to use my own A-shirt to wipe my own behind before throwing the shirt away.”
I’m sorry, WHAT?!
It's a joke, but texting jokes are sometimes more difficult. I was pretending that JaguarGator9 told the story of a bathroom incident in the same manner that he tells his stories about the NFL. Yes, I have listened to dozens of his stories, and they are very well done. I was just having fun. @@CTubeMan
They should have just sold beer anyway. It seemed to work for the first guy.
Great. These are a few of the reasons to watch a Patriots game back then.... But why would you?
Why did the punishment take two months to enact? The Patriots had more than one home game in between.
I was a kid when Super Bowl XX happened
it wasnt called "Foxboro Stadium", you would say, "out at Foxboro" (the town where it was), the name of the stadium was Schaeffer Stadium
At the time of the Pats/Bills game, correct. At the time of the Pats/Colts game in 1992, it was Foxboro Stadium
Did Stein not have a watch on or a clock in the concession area he was working in? I don't know how he could sell beer at then-Schaffer Stadium without knowing the rules. He just had to ruin things for everyone when they were already pissed off about the Patriots losing so often.
The, "fans," who magically got there after they started winning were bandwagoners, anyway, and, if you need any further proof of that, in their first home blowout at Gillette Stadium, fans left in shameful numbers barely halfway through, and, this was done with a strict, no, re-entry, policy in place.
The final game that Patriot season was against the Colts. It was called the Stupor Bowl by the regional media. The loser would get the first pick of the draft. The Patriots lose, and both teams are 2-14. The Colts only wins both came against the Patriots. Head to head means the Patriots are worse, and the worst record in the NFL. Patriot pick in the next draft was a complete bust.
Colts left town, so, they had it worse, it's just a bizarre series of events, there's truly no question about it, period.
Are you wearing a Detmer jersey?
Not sure which one I was wearing (just cause I haven't watched the vid), but definitely not Detmer. It was a Jags jersey
Patriots fans, if they haven't switched to be Chiefs fans yet will need lots of alcohol from here on forward.
Mahomes will retire one day just like Brady did. Then they’ll be right back at the bottom of the NFL barrel again. Nothing lasts forever
Was the 1981 Patriots the one that had a game with the snowblower that ended 3-0?
That was 1982
1982
As a pats fan this stuff is interesting to learn about.
Ps I was born in 2005
@@matthewdaley746 doesn't even crack top ten. Ive had people die in my life.
1. Grandma dying
2. Almost drowning
3. Homeless at 7
4. Homeless at 10
5. Falling on the road at 17
6. Getting mouth numbed at 9
7. Chocked out at 8(issue resolved)
8. Uncle dying
9. Grandma friend dying
10. Adventure time cancelled.
Sadly mentions:
-all times bullied in school.
-arguments
@@matthewdaley746 harsh dude. We all got stories to tell.
@@matthewdaley746 we all got stuff way harder than 2020 to deal with ... Those of us that don't haven't experienced a death in the family yet or moving around a lot.