Winnipeg Jets
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True North, in order to satisfy the board of governors, will likely ask Winnipeggers to commit to purchasing season tickets for a minimum of three seasons.
wow !
True North, in order to satisfy the board of governors, will likely ask Winnipeggers to commit to purchasing season tickets for a minimum of three seasons.
The next time we hear from True North Sports and Entertainment it likely won’t be to announce the return of the NHL to our city but will instead be a call for Winnipeggers to demonstrate their ability to support an NHL team.
Does this city want an NHL franchise and is it willing to pay for it? Are Winnipeggers willing to buy tickets at NHL prices with a long-term financial commitment?
A Winnipeg franchise is not a guaranteed economic success in the minds of many NHL types and it’s a certainty the league’s board of governors will tell True North, should they get to the point where they are prepared to relocate to Winnipeg, to go to its constituents and ask for a vote of confidence.
Such a cash call could come as early as next week.
True North, in order to satisfy the board of governors, will likely ask Winnipeggers to commit to purchasing season tickets for a minimum of three seasons.
wow...that's some pretty huge news, especially considering that it's being done with the blessing of the BOG and not as some sort of rogue element...
Always wondered when this was going to happen. We will have to see how it works. I would have thought that current Moose ticket holders would be asked first, or will it be a free for all?
2.5 difference i think
so there have been lots of screaming, will Winnipeggers put their money where their mouths were, no refunds? 3 yrs.?
****ing rights where do i sign up? This is unreal news.
so there have been lots of screaming, will Winnipeggers put their money where their mouths were, no refunds? 3 yrs.?
3 years min?!? who would do that..
3 years min?!? who would do that..
this is crazy, bet if they land in KC the BOG's won't need to see this type of commitment
it would be interesting to know if this has ever been asked of before?I agree
I know people that want season tickets
but for three years minimum..... I dont know about that
Atlanta's worst year (this one) there were over 7,000 season ticket holders. Just saying.
I think they are testing the corporate market. Will there be "big money" backers?
The common fans will show up game days if the team is any good. If the team sucks, (like if you get the Thrashers) then you will have the same have full arena in year 3.
I agree
I know people that want season tickets
but for three years minimum..... I dont know about that
it would be interesting to know if this has ever been asked of before?