grew up a habs fan
spent some cherished childhood times watching games with my grandfather, who passed away when i was still young
irrational emotional connection to the bleu blanc rouge runs deep, and keeps me coming back despite no other rational reason to spend any time on such a poorly run business that has delivered a mediocre-at-best product for over 2 decades.
but as bad as the late 90's early 2000's were, these past few years with the arrogance and incompetence of the GM/Owner have really pushed me to the brink.
a matter of time now before the link is fully broken and the negative emotional connection to the brand overwhelms the deep rooted positive ones.
Molson is undertaking a great case study in how to destroy a brand.
The day he is fired, we should all get together for drinks
... at jaffy’s house
Still around? Why ?Honest question.
Why are you still a Habs fan? What keeps you around?
I’m starting to seriously question my fandom to this franchise after the events of this week, and the rumours about Lefebvre getting promoted. For the first time in my life, I’ve considered leaving this team in the dust.
The owner is clearly as incompetent as the GM, and the indication right now is that isn’t changing any time soon ...
Pierre Boivin made it "cool" to be a Habs fan. Molson makes it a chore
There could be a royal rumble if any of us look at his Romanian GF.
She's Polish, maybe he just throws darts on a map of eastern Europe and follows where the dart lands? "Hmm, Krakow, okey dokey, time to fill up my aeroplane, let's find a Polish girl!" The tricky part is if the dart lands on a border, that means 2 girls.
Take a step back and ask yourself if it's the social media (here, twitter etc) that is taking away from your enjoyment more than the team itself. Last year we had 103 points and I don't recall enjoying it very much. My wife who doesn't follow the Habs except for the games, was blissfully on the bandwagon up until we lost to the Rangers.
As a kid growing up we didn't have this kind of 24/7 behind the scenes chat.
Serious question...does being "in the know" actually make fans happier?
Take a step back and ask yourself if it's the social media (here, twitter etc) that is taking away from your enjoyment more than the team itself. Last year we had 103 points and I don't recall enjoying it very much. My wife who doesn't follow the Habs except for the games, was blissfully on the bandwagon up until we lost to the Rangers.
As a kid growing up we didn't have this kind of 24/7 behind the scenes chat.
Serious question...does being "in the know" actually make fans happier?
Ignorance isn’t bliss. It just means less disappointment/frustration when things go bad - as they do - because you never saw it coming and you don’t know why.Take a step back and ask yourself if it's the social media (here, twitter etc) that is taking away from your enjoyment more than the team itself. Last year we had 103 points and I don't recall enjoying it very much. My wife who doesn't follow the Habs except for the games, was blissfully on the bandwagon up until we lost to the Rangers.
As a kid growing up we didn't have this kind of 24/7 behind the scenes chat.
Serious question...does being "in the know" actually make fans happier?
Don't worry guys:
Ciao was nice to read youIf Bergevin is still GM on July 1st I'm done.
It's pretty much a foregone conclusion but I'm giving Molson a chance to change his mind. If Bergevin is still GM on free agency day I'm done.
Don't worry guys: