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I watch a game (for free on the internet) every now and then and also shitpost on here so I guess I don’t really
Are they doing the expos/rays split home games still? I think that’s really odd haha I pray Montreal gets a team back regardlessI love to watch hockey period.
Just so happens I was born HERE lol
As a baseball fan as well all I can say is
"A" team is better than NO team..
Says larryp who just registered to habs forum and posted 30ish messages in 2 days, average 100ish words per postI don't support a business that has an inferior product, why would I?
I pay attention online, and in the media as to what the team is doing,
But as far as watching the games?.....No, I have much better things to do with my time.
I might watch 5-10 minutes of a game here and there, if I have nothing to do,
But I wouldn't be planning my day, or night around watching a game.
I will watch again when (or I should say if) the team becomes competitive.
After years of over-hyped prospects, and failures, I know better by now than to get my hopes up about any of them,
And you all should too,
Unless a prospect PROVES OTHERWISE, then I will assume they are just another fringe player.
There’s nothing like a true and loyal fan: my team win or tie.I don't support a business that has an inferior product, why would I?
I pay attention online, and in the media as to what the team is doing,
But as far as watching the games?.....No, I have much better things to do with my time.
I might watch 5-10 minutes of a game here and there, if I have nothing to do,
But I wouldn't be planning my day, or night around watching a game.
I will watch again when (or I should say if) the team becomes competitive.
After years of over-hyped prospects, and failures, I know better by now than to get my hopes up about any of them,
And you all should too,
Unless a prospect PROVES OTHERWISE, then I will assume they are just another fringe player.
“Win or tie”? That is such a Canadian thing to say.There’s nothing like a true and loyal fan: my team win or tie.
Patrick Baboumian isn't even a top 1000 strongman in the world so its not surprisingEven Patrick Baboumian couldn't support a whole hockey team on his shoulders, so I really don't know how I could!
Pis phoque la balance.“Win or tie”? That is such a Canadian thing to say.
Compare that to what a US diehard fan of a storied American franchise in one of the other 3 major North American pro sports might say: “win or die.”
Way more dramatic than us Canadians.
It would be wrapped up in American flags, guns would be involved and it would be inscribed on a memento clawed by a soaring bald eagle and the line would eventually make its way to a State licence plate as a slogan.
Vive la différence.
A large portion of our fan base say they're okay with the losing. But will they continue to support the team? Ticket sales dropped off last season. I'd say merchandising sales dropped off as well. I'd even add television ratings dropped. I can't speak for other Habs related sites, but I can tell you numbers have dropped on our board here on HFB.
Now I know a lot of that had to do with our previous management team. With this new management team, I have seen the excitement slowly creeping back. Though I'm worried that after another season of the losses out numbering the wins. The numbers will continue to drop off. People will lose interest and find better things to do with their time and money.
Just for the record. I'm not saying you have to spend money to support the team. People support the team in their own way, which is great.
So I guess my question after all this is. How do you plan to support the team as we continue to struggle to get out of mediocracy?
I don't quite know if I would want you as my neighbor. Unless its in a foxhole.“Win or tie”? That is such a Canadian thing to say.
Compare that to what a US diehard fan of a storied American franchise in one of the other 3 major North American pro sports might say: “win or die.”
Way more dramatic than us Canadians.
It would be wrapped up in American flags, guns would be involved and it would be inscribed on a memento clawed by a soaring bald eagle and the line would eventually make its way to a State licence plate as a slogan.
Vive la différence.