I hope they drop the HC, it's tacky and redundant.
I bet they haven't heard that before at all.
http://www.telegram.com/news/20161215/bowditch-amp-dewey-sells-main-street-hq-to-railers-owner
I'm guessing the Railers are going to be around for a while.
it's their branding, they should.
if they did not have that support they might not have a franchise at all.
HC is redundant and will be ignored. People here are already calling them just the Railers.
HC is redundant and will be ignored. People here are already calling them just the Railers.
Y'all know the Montreal Canadiens are technically an "HC" too, right?
Their actual name is "le Club de hockey Canadien". It's even their logo.
I guess they should change their name now, seeing as it's apparently "tacky and redundant" and "a bridge too far" (whatever the heck that means).
Toronto should drop the "Maple" from their name too! Maple is redundant and will be ignored. People in Ontario are already calling them just the Leafs.
I love these posts complaining about the HC part of the name... I think we should always refer to the team as the HC. I don't see what the big deal is here.
Where were these complaints 8 months ago when the name was announced?
Nobody calls them 'le Club de hockey Canadien' anymore and you know that. It's Les Canadiens de Montréal
Why do you think that is?
Y'all know the Montreal Canadiens are technically an "HC" too, right?
Their actual name is "le Club de hockey Canadien". It's even their logo.
I guess they should change their name now, seeing as it's apparently "tacky and redundant" and "a bridge too far" (whatever the heck that means).
I have no idea what you're referring to. Honest.
I was excited to hear hockey was back in Worcester but that HC stuff is a bridge too far.
One of my biggest pet peeves is that they're taking the number of memberships and using that number as the count for the season ticket number. They have multiple season tickets under a membership and those extras aren't being counted towards the total count. I'm sure there's a couple hundred of those memberships that have multiple tickets underneath it and for all we know they've actually reached that 1,500 mark.
Based on what I've been told, this is incorrect. If a member has more than one seat they're each counted separately. So while my membership number might be 12 (for example), your number could be 13 despite me having two seats. In the overall season ticket count, my two seats are counted individually.
Well the team uses the terms "season tickets" and "members" like they are the the same thing. On their site they list it as 1066 members and in the article it is "around 1,100 season tickets" which would make you think it would be the same count.
Perhaps they've done that to make it seem like they have less than they actually have.