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That ain't what Margaret McNamara taught us U.S. kids of the 60's ...... (BTW, Reading is Red-ing, not Reed-ing.)
That ain't what Margaret McNamara taught us U.S. kids of the 60's ...... (BTW, Reading is Red-ing, not Reed-ing.)
That ain't what Margaret McNamara taught us U.S. kids of the 60's ...
Visit St. Louis sometime, and listen to how today's natives skewer the beautiful French names from the days of settlement: Bellefontaine = "Bell-FOWN-tihn"; Gravois = "GRA-voiz"; Creve Coeur = "KREEV-Kohr"; Chouteau = "SHOTE-oe"; Carondelet = "Curh-AHN-duh-lett"; Laclede = "LACK-leed." And then there is the region's embarrassing pronunciation of the interstate highway that bisects the metro area: "Highway Farty-Far."I blame the English - Reading PA is named for Reading England. Before I moved here I always said it wrong too.
Or maybe it is just a central Pennsylvania thing - there is a nearby city named Lebanon. Outsiders will get corrected if they pronounce it like the country in the middle east. It is Leb-nin, not leb-a-non. Lancaster PA is lankister (a is pronounced like Hank, not Land, and the emphasis is on the "kiss")
This way.... My mother is from Marystown/Burin and it would drive her nuts to hear people say New-FOUND-land.NEWF-in-lind
Can't wait to see THAT alternate logo as a shoulder patch.... I suppose it's safe to assume that Growler does not have the same slang meaning as it does here in the UK where it refers to a certain intimate area of the female anatomy!
*upon hearing the likely nickname of St. John's ECHL team, I slap my head so loudly that you can use it to guide ships into the harbour....*
That. Is. The. DUMBEST. Nickname. I. Have. EVER. Heard. For. ANY. Sports. Team. In. My. Life.
What's their marketing slogan going to be..."Win or lose, we drink the booze"?
Isn't that the slogan for the Worcester Railers HC...... Drink the kool-aid at DCU Center it won't win a Kelly CupFrom your lips to God's ears, we can only hope...
From your lips to God's ears, we can only hope...
Neill, NO news until at least June..... depends on how long the Marlies and Solar Bears remain active.... as it stands Orlando is playing Florida and the Marlies are playing Syracuse in the North Division Finals.... nothing can be announced until the contract with Orlando expires (much like Greenville ceding its affiliation to Portland by mutual agreement with the Rangers with the dual pressers between Greenville and Portland).... the longer the Leaf affiliates play add a week or 2 before that's official.... we still don't know where or if Greenville or Orlando's next affiliation is coming from, but I expect both likely won't be unaffiliated, even though that's an option.Is the name and logo going announced this sometime?.Does anyone when?.
Isn't that the slogan for the Worcester Railers HC...... Drink the kool-aid at DCU Center it won't win a Kelly Cup
Is the name and logo going announced this sometime?.Does anyone when?.
You forgot a definition.Growlers....
Grow...lers.
- a person or thing that growls.
- a small iceberg that rises little above the water
Seriously bys wtf? You had SO many good options, Shamrocks would have been amazing. Hell i'd take the St.John's Caps at this point?
Wtf is a growler supposed to be? If it's a polar bear I want the FULL marketing team to get close enough to a polar bear to see if its growls...
Full on irrational mad right now.
Royals:You forgot a definition.
A growler (/ˈɡraʊlər/) is a glass, ceramic, or stainless steel jug used to transport draft beer in the United States, Canada,[1] Australia, Brazil and other countries. They are commonly sold at breweries and brewpubs as a means to sell take-out craft beer. Rarely, beers are bottled in growlers for retail sale. The significant growth of craft breweries and the growing popularity of home brewing has also led to an emerging market for the sale of collectible growlers. Some U.S. grocery stores, convenience stores, bars and restaurants have growler filling stations.
What a marketing opportunity! Put a craft beer pub in or adjacent to the arena and sell growlers of Growlers beer. Put the team name and logo on the jugs. In this case the whole marketing team just needs to get close enough to the beer to see if it tastes good. They could go with some kind of mythologic looking half dog-half bear creature as the logo. At least is something unique, but not stupid, like minor league baseball teams have been doing lately (Rumble Ponies, Lugnuts, Jumbo Shrimp, Rubber Ducks, Yard Goats, etc)
I like Growlers, just waiting to see the logo and colors. Hopefully they don't go too cartoony with it.
What a marketing opportunity! Put a craft beer pub in or adjacent to the arena and sell growlers of Growlers beer. Put the team name and logo on the jugs. In this case the whole marketing team just needs to get close enough to the beer to see if it tastes good. They could go with some kind of mythologic looking half dog-half bear creature as the logo. At least is something unique, but not stupid, like minor league baseball teams have been doing lately (Rumble Ponies, Lugnuts, Jumbo Shrimp, Rubber Ducks, Yard Goats, etc)
It's OK if you watch baseball, I won't hold it against you.Royals:
you forget some here also watch Hartford and Binghamton Baseball.... since Portland is in its 25th season and going to these unique names beats calling them after the affiliation which has also become prevalent.... it's a wonder the name "Royals" wasn't jettisoned in Reading when your baseball team is the Fightins, also in the same league as Hartford/Binghamton/Portland..... who needs a chicken logo in Reading, even if it is the Phillies affiliation.
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What a marketing opportunity! Put a craft beer pub in or adjacent to the arena and sell growlers of Growlers beer. .
Love this idea. Getting something involved with local businesses as a part of your team would be pretty big, and beer is always good too. I haven't seen a whole lot of breweries getting involved with sports aside from the InBev/Coors brands.
Looks like a fun place to visit. My wife and I used to talk to Rob Slaney a bit when he played here, and he would always tell us how much he loved Newfoundland, although he never mentioned George St. He is from Upper Island Cove though, so maybe he didn't get down to the "big city" too often. Maybe we will make a trip up there at some point to catch a Royals game and do some sight seeing.I'm not sure if you two are familiar with the location of the arena in the big city of Sin Jawns. But about 300-400 steps from the rink is the world wide known "George Street". I suggest googling it .
If ANY team is going to do a beer deal, it'll be this one.