Don't see how that is possible without violence.
Well thats obviously a no go.
Be obnoxious as possible to all leaf fans?
Don't see how that is possible without violence.
Bernier getting the start tonight for Toronto. Likely means we see Reimer tomorrow.
Yes, I agree. That requires spending more and spending wisely!
Serious question.
When someone goes to buy a ticket to a Sens vs Leafs game, why not have them enter a code doing their order online?
The code could be: The Toronto Maple Leafs Sucking since 1967.
As a Sens fan, I would refuse to buy tickets if it made me type something like that.
I could understand using a promo code to perhaps give Sens fans a little discount, but to use your example isn't very professional which a business usually tries to be.
I don't get why you suggest using a code to bash the Leafs and then go on to say you wouldn't buy a ticket if you had to because your a Sens fan. I could understand perhaps some Toronto fans not wanting to use that promo code however.
IIRC, that's not the reason that this particular incarnation of Section 319 was created.
They are just trying to have one section that can cheer for the Sens without having to battle a bunch of drunk and belligerent Leaf fans.
You've got me there, I don't know what you're talking about and I didn't realize I was arguing this point.. Why was that particular incarnation of section 319 created?
And the best way to have Leaf fans regret going is to have a situation where the Leafs lose EVERY TIME they play in Ottawa.
I remember the hay day of the Labor Day games in Regina between the hated rivals the Blue Bombers and the Roughriders. When the Bombers were rolling, caravans full of Bomber fans would take over the stadium and make it a 50/50 or more game for the away Bombers.
Over the last 14 years, the Bombers have lost every game and the crowd has dwindled. Sure, Rider fans have grown too with their success, but what's happened is Bomber fans stopped buying tickets off the secondary market because there was no point in going because they were going to lose.
If Leaf fans were treated to nothing but losses for spending $100+ on their tickets, plus whatever hotel and gas fees if they drove in for the game, they'd stop coming.
Sure we can buy up all the tickets, but the easiest solution is to build a team that is better than TO's. Use home ice as an actual advantage.
I believe it was to create a section that would bring together Sens fans that wanted to stand, cheer, and participate in a type of chant/cheer section that would help bring more of an atmosphere to the CTC.
I believe the sections were blocked out in order to:
1) Prevent unknowing Sens fans from going in a section where people may be standing more than usual/where they wouldn't feel comfortable.
2) Prevent opposing team fans from accidently going to these sections and maintaining the atmosphere that they are trying to create.
The specific section 319 was selected because that's where the RSU would gets seats on their own before they had any affiliation with the Sens. I believe section 318 has also been added due to demand.
The cat needs some redbull in his bowl
Enough for the whole game , OT and the shootout
Just in case
Thanks
And the best way to have Leaf fans regret going is to have a situation where the Leafs lose EVERY TIME they play in Ottawa.
I remember the hay day of the Labor Day games in Regina between the hated rivals the Blue Bombers and the Roughriders. When the Bombers were rolling, caravans full of Bomber fans would take over the stadium and make it a 50/50 or more game for the away Bombers.
Over the last 14 years, the Bombers have lost every game and the crowd has dwindled. Sure, Rider fans have grown too with their success, but what's happened is Bomber fans stopped buying tickets off the secondary market because there was no point in going because they were going to lose.
If Leaf fans were treated to nothing but losses for spending $100+ on their tickets, plus whatever hotel and gas fees if they drove in for the game, they'd stop coming.
Sure we can buy up all the tickets, but the easiest solution is to build a team that is better than TO's. Use home ice as an actual advantage.
I'll be at work, so he'll be in his room at home for the game... so no watching for him. Especially since I don't trust him alone with wires.
Just put a tv in his room?
No cable! I'm a filthy cord-cutter, use GCL
Just going to have to win this on our own merits.
I could understand using a promo code to perhaps give Sens fans a little discount, but to use your example isn't very professional which a business usually tries to be.
I don't get why you suggest using a code to bash the Leafs and then go on to say you wouldn't buy a ticket if you had to because your a Sens fan. I could understand perhaps some Toronto fans not wanting to use that promo code however.
Kessel is so fat, I downloaded a picture of him yesterday and it's still not done.
Just out of curiosity, which goalie is starting for you guys?
Or, who is more likely going to be the starter?