Is hockey dead in Wheeling?
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mac5155
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Re: Is hockey dead in Wheeling?
$1 beer night at Wheeling tomorrow. Anyone going?
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heshootsandscores
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Re: Is hockey dead in Wheeling?
Rumour is that Johnstown will be the next home of the Nailers. This scenario was told to me 2 years ago and it is playing out as I was told. Mario has his hands on this. We shall see.
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Nailers
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Re: Is hockey dead in Wheeling?
I can confirm that Johnstown will NOT be the next home of the Nailers.
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llipgh2
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Re: Is hockey dead in Wheeling?
It was $1 beer night when I went to the Nailers game back in November. Yuenglings for a $1. 8 ounce cups, limit 2 to a customer. Per purchase. So you can go back and buy more. But it only is available until the end of the first intermission.mac5155 wrote:$1 beer night at Wheeling tomorrow. Anyone going?
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Ron`
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Re: Is hockey dead in Wheeling?
I feel your pain and 1$ beers today won't ease it, as hockey leaves town. The economy and demographics have killed alot of good hockey towns.
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jimjom
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Re: Is hockey dead in Wheeling?
Going again this Friday if anyone wants to meet for some $1 beers between periods PM me.
Had encouraging crowds this weekend.
Had encouraging crowds this weekend.