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INDIANAPOLIS — When NFL team owners voted 21-7 to implement a new rule that would regulate noise at NFL games in March 1989, they probably had no idea of the uproar that would follow, especially from Colts fans inside the Hoosier Dome .The rule called for a penalty to be levied against a home team if excessive crowd noise disrupted the visiting team’s play. However, fans would be warned by officials before any penalties were assessed.
I think it’s a problem. But don’t forget, the fans do pay 'X' dollars to come into the stadium. They have a right to cheer and boo.”Colts general manager Jim Irsay echoed his father’s sentiment.“I think everyone can come in there and yell as loud as they want,” Jim Irsay said. “The key thing is just when they break their huddle when they snap the ball, I think we have to have a reasonable level It doesn’t have to be as quiet as a mouse, but reasonable.
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