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BurghersAndDogsSports wrote:I just think people's points are that we can't compare to some of these markets. Period. Whether in shear amounts of people or passion there are a lot of cities that would be light years ahead if us if they lucked into a feast pick.
Me not anyone is trying to knock Pgh down at all. We should be proud of what we have and what are fans are all about.
But this related to Dejans subjective article and I just think he is way way way off base.


MRandall25 wrote:This was some good bulletin board material, DK. Way to go.


npv708 wrote:Well this went well.

Tim Thomasen wrote:npv708 wrote:Well this went well.
I blame the loss on the column. It jinxed us!!

npv708 wrote:Tim Thomasen wrote:npv708 wrote:Well this went well.
I blame the loss on the column. It jinxed us!!
Darn tootin' I say we ban the Trib from Pens games!

Tim Thomasen wrote:npv708 wrote:Tim Thomasen wrote:npv708 wrote:Well this went well.
I blame the loss on the column. It jinxed us!!
Darn tootin' I say we ban the Trib from Pens games!
Given the people they got covering us I actually would support that (although Yohe doesn't bother me too much).


DudeMan2766 wrote:Jokes aside, it doesnt make the article any less stupid. The crowd tonight was a joke for a home opener, and I hope Dejan got it thrown in his face. I kept switching to games all night and the CEC was a funeral home compared to the rest of them, at any given time. NO it had nothing to do with the loss and NO the article didnt jinx us, but he/we were asking for it with that. And I hope he get trolled non stop the rest of the week. Wait till Friday and Winnapeg will show em how its done as well


DudeMan2766 wrote:The first period it was dead. before they played like mud. Yohe mentioned it, and a bunch of other people on twitter who were both there and watching did as well. I just to chalked it up to being at home but when I see people there complaining about it, and I switch to every other game and the places are fantastic, its a trend. MSG....M-S-G was louder than our fans were...thats a joke.

DudeMan2766 wrote:The first period it was dead. before they played like mud. Yohe mentioned it, and a bunch of other people on twitter who were both there and watching did as well. I just to chalked it up to being at home but when I see people there complaining about it, and I switch to every other game and the places are fantastic, its a trend. MSG....M-S-G was louder than our fans were...thats a joke.

Tim Thomasen wrote:DudeMan2766 wrote:The first period it was dead. before they played like mud. Yohe mentioned it, and a bunch of other people on twitter who were both there and watching did as well. I just to chalked it up to being at home but when I see people there complaining about it, and I switch to every other game and the places are fantastic, its a trend. MSG....M-S-G was louder than our fans were...thats a joke.
Not really. Why should fans have to cheer non stop for a team? What's wrong with just sitting there and watching the team play and play when something happens? I'm a diehard fan and I only scream when something happens (like a save, goal, hit, fight etc). Just because your not loud doesn't make you a bad fan and just because your loud doesn't make it a good thing. Look at Montreal for example and how there fans act. Doubt you want that in the CEC.

BurghersAndDogsSports wrote:DudeMan2766 wrote:The first period it was dead. before they played like mud. Yohe mentioned it, and a bunch of other people on twitter who were both there and watching did as well. I just to chalked it up to being at home but when I see people there complaining about it, and I switch to every other game and the places are fantastic, its a trend. MSG....M-S-G was louder than our fans were...thats a joke.
You are not to allowed to mention the crowds are awful and its boring or you are a horrible, whining, entitled fan who should make his own fun, because $200 - $300 per night doesn't mean you want a fun atmosphere, you are there to watch hockey and that's it.
In all seriousness it's dead there, all the Root Sport mic issues are bs excuses, it's dead. but that's not why I don't like Dejans article, I'm sure Toronto has its crowd issues too, it's so expensive. I just kinda get the feeling that articles like this and other like examples make us look like dicks, even if it is just a stupid reporter. Toronto fans dont know he is a twitter troll, if it was reverse we would be filling this board with anger.

Tim Thomasen wrote:DudeMan2766 wrote:The first period it was dead. before they played like mud. Yohe mentioned it, and a bunch of other people on twitter who were both there and watching did as well. I just to chalked it up to being at home but when I see people there complaining about it, and I switch to every other game and the places are fantastic, its a trend. MSG....M-S-G was louder than our fans were...thats a joke.
Not really. Why should fans have to cheer non stop for a team? What's wrong with just sitting there and watching the team play and play when something happens? I'm a diehard fan and I only scream when something happens (like a save, goal, hit, fight etc). Just because your not loud doesn't make you a bad fan and just because your loud doesn't make it a good thing. Look at Montreal for example and how there fans act. Doubt you want that in the CEC.

DudeMan2766 wrote:Tim Thomasen wrote:DudeMan2766 wrote:The first period it was dead. before they played like mud. Yohe mentioned it, and a bunch of other people on twitter who were both there and watching did as well. I just to chalked it up to being at home but when I see people there complaining about it, and I switch to every other game and the places are fantastic, its a trend. MSG....M-S-G was louder than our fans were...thats a joke.
Not really. Why should fans have to cheer non stop for a team? What's wrong with just sitting there and watching the team play and play when something happens? I'm a diehard fan and I only scream when something happens (like a save, goal, hit, fight etc). Just because your not loud doesn't make you a bad fan and just because your loud doesn't make it a good thing. Look at Montreal for example and how there fans act. Doubt you want that in the CEC.
When I go to games Im that way. I watch, im not screaming and yelling the whole time either. But buddy there is NO NOISE comming from the Pittsburgh crowds hardly at all. Its like this for a while, playoffs not withstanding. Maybe I'll wait till tmw to explain better but his article just really struck a nerve with me. And when the fans come out like that tonight, against the team who's city DK challenged, then yeah I hope he gets it thrown back at him and then some.

DudeMan2766 wrote:Tim Thomasen wrote:DudeMan2766 wrote:The first period it was dead. before they played like mud. Yohe mentioned it, and a bunch of other people on twitter who were both there and watching did as well. I just to chalked it up to being at home but when I see people there complaining about it, and I switch to every other game and the places are fantastic, its a trend. MSG....M-S-G was louder than our fans were...thats a joke.
Not really. Why should fans have to cheer non stop for a team? What's wrong with just sitting there and watching the team play and play when something happens? I'm a diehard fan and I only scream when something happens (like a save, goal, hit, fight etc). Just because your not loud doesn't make you a bad fan and just because your loud doesn't make it a good thing. Look at Montreal for example and how there fans act. Doubt you want that in the CEC.
When I go to games Im that way. I watch, im not screaming and yelling the whole time either. But buddy there is NO NOISE comming from the Pittsburgh crowds hardly at all. Its like this for a while, playoffs not withstanding. Maybe I'll wait till tmw to explain better but his article just really struck a nerve with me. And when the fans come out like that tonight, against the team who's city DK challenged, then yeah I hope he gets it thrown back at him and then some.

BurghersAndDogsSports wrote:DudeMan2766 wrote:Tim Thomasen wrote:DudeMan2766 wrote:The first period it was dead. before they played like mud. Yohe mentioned it, and a bunch of other people on twitter who were both there and watching did as well. I just to chalked it up to being at home but when I see people there complaining about it, and I switch to every other game and the places are fantastic, its a trend. MSG....M-S-G was louder than our fans were...thats a joke.
Not really. Why should fans have to cheer non stop for a team? What's wrong with just sitting there and watching the team play and play when something happens? I'm a diehard fan and I only scream when something happens (like a save, goal, hit, fight etc). Just because your not loud doesn't make you a bad fan and just because your loud doesn't make it a good thing. Look at Montreal for example and how there fans act. Doubt you want that in the CEC.
When I go to games Im that way. I watch, im not screaming and yelling the whole time either. But buddy there is NO NOISE comming from the Pittsburgh crowds hardly at all. Its like this for a while, playoffs not withstanding. Maybe I'll wait till tmw to explain better but his article just really struck a nerve with me. And when the fans come out like that tonight, against the team who's city DK challenged, then yeah I hope he gets it thrown back at him and then some.
I try to explain this people and nobody understands. There is always an excuse. I don't jump up and down, go crazy and scream. I'm at the edge of my seat watching most of the game as well. But there is no buzz, no atmosphere and it rarely gets loud even what it should. Plus, ever since David "whiteout" Morehouse came along the piped in atmosphere has been as stale as 8 week old bread.
I don't think you need to explain better to be honest.


Puck Drama wrote:Hockey is a passing fad for the burgh. Kovacevic is an idiot for trying to compare Pittsburgh to Toronto and Montreal.


Puck Drama wrote:Hockey is a passing fad for the burgh. Kovacevic is an idiot for trying to compare Pittsburgh to Toronto and Montreal.


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