Wafflewhipper
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Some games maybe 70-30 and its a beautiful thing, well my Dad doesnt think so but I do.Believe me it's not just a geography thing lol. I live in Edmonton and when we play the oilers here, it's easily 60-40 leafs fans and sometimes worse.
I look at Leaf fans like Saskatchewan Roughrider fans … people leave these two places , Ontario and Saskatchewan, in droves … they spread out like refugees looking for better lives … as a Flames season ticket holder for over 20 years I have witnessed the foreign fan invasion of all the Canadian teams first hand … when the leaf or hab or oils fan starts to cheer and chant it's like the cry of the transplant …. they wear their team jerseys like a badge … the badge of the transplant …. it can be annoying but at the same time heart warming … I have been to where they came and as a fellow human you can't be anything but happy for them …. god bless the Transplant …. you've escaped ….I see why they call it Scotiabank in Calgary.
Blue mile.
Which should be expected. It's an event on the road, just another game out of the 41 at home.I prefer our road games. our fans are way more active in their support. our home games are library like.
Which should be expected. It's an event on the road, just another game out of the 41 at home.
It's the same with Montreal.
Habs fans like to pretend they never get invaded. Here's Leafs fans invading the Forum way back in 1993. Pat Burns first game back in Montreal.
Not even close.Understandable, it's probably cheaper to fly to Ottawa, Buffalo, Montreal or Winnipeg (for example) when the Leafs are in town, get a hotel room and go for dinner before the game than to get two decent tickets in Toronto.
It’s funny that all those years when the games started at 7:00 pm est/4:00 pm pst time, the Leafs lost the majority of them and last won in Vancouver in 2016 when the game started at that time. Just last week when the game started at 10:00 pm est/7:00 pm pst, the Leafs ended up winning. So the Canucks fans got what they wanted and their team still lost.Love when it happens in Vancouver especially the 7pm Eastern Time game.
Always Leaf fans there. More kids yesterday and everyone is in a holiday mood.Good to see leafs fans invade Scotiabank Arena yesterday.
Some games maybe 70-30 and its a beautiful thing, well my Dad doesnt think so but I do.Believe me it's not just a geography thing lol. I live in Edmonton and when we play the oilers here, it's easily 60-40 leafs fans and sometimes worse.