German soccer fans can buy cardboard cutouts of themselves to place in the stands: report - pennlive.com
Fake Crowd Noise at Sports Events Divides Fans - The New York Times
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MLB cutouts fill stands with fans and celebrities on Opening Weekend - Sports Illustrated
Why sports stadiums are suddenly full of cardboard fans - The Hustle
South Park' help fill Denver Broncos stadium by sending in cardboard character cut-outs
Clemson football: 5 cardboard cutouts needed at home games in 2020
Why sports stadiums are suddenly full of cardboard fans - The Hustle
You can be a fan in the stands for Super Bowl LV as a cutout | WSTM
There are benefits to cutouts occupying seats for Ohio State games
No fans at MetLife Stadium due to coronavirus, but Jets might let you buy cardboard cutout to put in stands | What about Giants, Eagles? (UPDATE) - nj.com
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 5 cardboard cutouts we want at home games
With cardboard spectators and fake cheers, sports leagues aim to make games 'normal' during the pandemic | CBC Radio
Baltimore Ravens vs. Cleveland Browns: Best photos
Fan in the stand: NRL fans can pay for cardboard cutouts of their faces to be put on stadium seats | NRL | The Guardian
JSU to Sell Cardboard Cut-Outs for Football and Basketball Games this Spring - Jackson State University
Super Bowl cardboard cutouts make stadium look filled to capacity
Super Bowl Crowd Includes 30,000 Cardboard Cutouts
Australia's NRL fan cardboard cut-out scheme turns sour after use of Hitler and mass murderer Harold Shipman | NRL | The Guardian
Oakland A's Charging Fans $89 For Cardboard Cutouts in Stands
Cardboard cutout fans at Super Bowl had viewers fooled | Yardbarker
Super Bowl Crowd Includes 30,000 Cardboard Cutouts
Cardboard cutouts of fans in the stands of U.S. Bank Stadium Sunday, Sept. 13, 2020, during an NFL football game between the Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers. (Carlos Gonzalez/Star Tribune via
Premier League fans can buy life-size cardboard cut-outs of themselves to take their place in the 'crowd' | The Sun
