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Boston Leaf
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For me it would come down to if I could afford it in my budget which I could never.. But if I could and it wouldn't affect the paying of more important bills I would renew..In a few years if the plan is followed they will be an exciting team to watch and once again tickets will be at a premium..
If I could afford it, I would never let my seats go. The Leafs will once again be competitive and the seats will once again be the hottest ticket in town.
I would expect that a season ticket holder can make their money back by selling seats to games they cannot attend especially with a competitive team
Of course this is a lot easier to say when I'm not clicking a renew button that will cost me $10g's ;D
I would expect that a season ticket holder can make their money back by selling seats to games they cannot attend especially with a competitive team
Of course this is a lot easier to say when I'm not clicking a renew button that will cost me $10g's ;D
Kin
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I'm actually reasonably excited about next year. A rebuilding young team won't win a lot but they won't be this trainwreck of half-assedness. If it's just that you don't want to watch a bad team, than, yeah next year might not be for you but I'm probably more enthusiastic about next year than I was about this year before it began.
Redleaf
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Buy low, sell high. I think, if I lived closer to Toronto, I'd consider it. It should be very interesting to watch this team develop over the next few years. It may take a while, or it may surprise everyone how quickly they turn things around. What if, for instance, they do win the lottery this year? That could potentially face track the rebuild, and McDavid would certianly add some excitement to the fan base.
Highlander
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If I lived in T.O and had the dough. Ya would love to have seasons tickets again.
My Dad had company tickets back in the 60-70's at the Gardens.
My Dad had company tickets back in the 60-70's at the Gardens.
Guru Tugginmypuddah
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If money isn't an issue, no way I'd give them up.
Season tickets were never something I'd be able to do, but yeah I mean I couldn't imagine giving them up if I was able to actually use them. I said this in the other thread, but if you stuck by the team in the past 10 years where they sucked trying to be good, I can't possibly imagine why you'd have an issue with what they're trying to do now.
moon111
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My wife's aunt worked for a very rich business/owner. Private jet, limo, 30,000 square foot home. They gave up the season tickets because they weren't worth it. Clients weren't impressed.
Personally I wouldn't want the tickets at the best of times. But Toronto is a pretty boring place filled with concrete and asphalt. Have to find some entertainment there right? If you are going to follow them no matter what, can afford them, enjoy them, renew.
Personally I wouldn't want the tickets at the best of times. But Toronto is a pretty boring place filled with concrete and asphalt. Have to find some entertainment there right? If you are going to follow them no matter what, can afford them, enjoy them, renew.
Al14 said:
Usually the people who say "just stop going to the games", are people who never had tickets to begin with. Like most people I bought tickets to a few games back in October...that's how most tickets are sold other than e handfuls that are sold closer to the game. I'm not going to forfeit them to prove a point...