The thread title should be changed, there are places a competent and financially stable [MOD] owner could build...
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The city has pretty much exhausted all resources trying to work with these 2 bozos over the last little while. That bridge is so burnt.
I don’t think so. The 2017 run didn’t work. This market is what it is, and new ownership may work, initially, but the same problems will creep in sooner or later .I guarantee if the Sens went on a run next year, the crowds would come back.
Kanata is nowhere near the perfect location, but they had no problem bringing in crowds before.
It would be the same if the arena was in Orleans. People will show up for a winning product.
Look at the 67's this season, it started out with 2,000 people through the first half of the year and then suddenly grew as the season went on.
Ottawa has always been a fairweather city, I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing as it forces teams to keep a good product on the field/ice.
I think he's referring to how he's run his business in to the ground.
It’s pretty hard to devalue a big 4 NA sports franchise.The bankrupt business he bought that has gone up 400%-500% in value? Huuuuge fail, worst business move in history,
Hey, we agree on something. He's here for the appreciating asset and that's it. I've said all along his actions have proven the actual hockey product is the lowest priority when push comes to shove. Hell, even his own ego gets priority.The bankrupt business he bought that has gone up 400%-500% in value? Huuuuge fail, worst business move in history,
I don’t think so. The 2017 run didn’t work.
I can’t help you understand if you don’t understand what it means. You obviously don’t, or don’t want to, and that is consistent with many around here.A few empty seats in the playoffs and BAM, that's it, it did not work.