Are sports team allegiances in your city/area culturally, geographically or generationally divided ?

[Edgelord]

I'm sure some teams draw fans based on long standing reputations. Back in the day if you liked tough hockey you would go with the Flyers or Boston, if you liked offense you liked the Oilers, if you were a sucker for rooting for the underdog,(70's-92) you became a Leafs fan

 

[jackjohnson]

Colorado is all about the broncos

Yep they are very nice cars. I drive a landcruiser myself so am a landcruiser guy.

 

[jackjohnson]

Geographically:

If you’re from the Island , you’re and Islanders fan.

Culturally:

If you are dirtbag , you’re a Devils fan.

Everyone else is a Rangers fan.

Saw a lot of dirt bags in Czech republic

 

[lionsDen]

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Yep they are very nice cars. I drive a landcruiser myself so am a landcruiser guy.

Asian engineering is simplistic and tech friendly. Americans decided to follow the European model and its shit.

 

[Tie Domi Esquire]

Toronto has been trying to cultivate the next generation of fans that's why they run their operation like a boyband instead of a hockey team. And it's working.

 

[Oilslick941611]

I live in Ottawa, Montreal is 90 minutes east and Toronto is 5 hours southwest. Huge mix of Leafs and Habs fans in the older population and the younger crowd likes the sens. Understandable as people in thier 30s grew up with the sense being their team and over 40 is a mix of leaf and hab fans. Also Quebec is just across the river.

 

[kingsholygrail]

I don't think there's anything concrete about it. It depends on the team's history, I think.

 

[BB79]

Asian engineering is simplistic and tech friendly. Americans decided to follow the European model and its shit.

Japanese vehicles are the best (Toyota,Mazda) Korean is cheap garbage (Kia) European is expensive garbage