Good 'ol metal benches...
Same goes with the bathroom.....bring back the trough!
Same goes with the bathroom.....bring back the trough!
grumpy old man wrote:I saw that New Jersey has an announced crowd of 5000~ at their last game. Take note of attendance at every team in the south. Even Denver is doing very poorly.
Little bettman may be wearing rose coloured glasses but even the uber-rich will not continue to sustain heavy losses year-in and year-out.
And those teams that are making money will get tired of subsidizing bettmans little gambit if not already.
grumpy old man wrote:You are assuming that a team needs 20,000 seats. If the average NHL arena team sat 20,000 for every game you'd have a point.
I think in a perfect world 20k seats would be nice. That is not a reality in Winnipeg. Creative pricing and superb management will have to do the trick me thinks. For now...
And there you have it! The folks that have run that franchise (and the Goldeyes for that matter) have been posited as model franchises.JT Estoban wrote:Creative pricing, and superb management practices...with the exception of the Moose...those are not traits that are considered hallmarks of Winnipeg based professional sports teams....IMO.
Deank wrote:And tickets sales and game day revenue in Winnipeg would probably cover the 57 mill payroll
grumpy old man wrote:If it were just 10 mill a year I'd say you are right Deank. Phoenix loses $30 - $45 million a year. I think the NYI lose more.
Many of those owners have big egos but most did not get uber-rich by luck...
Electrician wrote:BUT, in Winnipeg, you can have 41 WINTER CLASSICS (plus playoffs), at the stadium without any difficulty. Micky dealers would make more dough than ticket revenues.
Or was it three months of summer and 9 months of poor driving...grumpy old man wrote:That's simply untrue. You damn well know that in Winnipeg we have three months of winter and 9 months of poor sledding.
You Italians, and...... goo
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