Ok.

I'm sorry.

You do know about my reference to a montage...?
- WaterBoy

Like a video montage?

is honesthockey pecafan or maplebud?
- twiztedmike

NFC.

I don't know what a maquette is, and frankly, I don't care. But the fact that there were no fans there, was a direct function of my earlier post and nothing else. The Expos always had great fans throughout the 70s and 80s, and the beginning of the 90s. Growing up with them is something that will stay with me forever and I try to teach my son about them and show him pictures, etc. But anyone who even mentions the lack of fan support as a reason for the franchise moving, has absolutely no clue what they are talking about.
- hscesq

don't act so surprised...



I'm not saying any different than you, and I did not say people didn't love their expos and didn't support them...just that in the maquette, there are more fans than what showed up at the end. Tell me where I went wrong in that statement.

was nice to see them win the World Series in 2003 though, i gotta say. heartwarming story.
- DoubleDown

Agreed 100%, except that I think the exact opposite.


(frank).

Them.

don't act so surprised...



I'm not saying any different than you, and I did not say people didn't love their expos and didn't support them...just that in the maquette, there are more fans than what showed up at the end. Tell me where I went wrong in that statement.
- TouenneTiiTree

it was misleading

Agreed 100%, except that I think the exact opposite.


(frank).

Them.
- _nay_

agree with this. partially.

Like a video montage?
- hscesq

The movie team america

don't act so surprised...



I'm not saying any different than you, and I did not say people didn't love their expos and didn't support them...just that in the maquette, there are more fans than what showed up at the end. Tell me where I went wrong in that statement.
- TouenneTiiTree

You said nothing about "in the end".

il y avait plus de fans sur la maquette que dans les estrades...
- TouenneTiiTree

The Molson Centre was far from full at the end of the 90s. Would you say that the Habs had no fans?

missing ?

why?
- WaterBoy

Not_Yan was not_himself.

The Expos were even bigger then the Habs in Montreal/Quebec province for a few years. And that's no small task.

I don't know what a maquette is, and frankly, I don't care. But the fact that there were no fans there, was a direct function of my earlier post and nothing else. The Expos always had great fans throughout the 70s and 80s, and the beginning of the 90s. Growing up with them is something that will stay with me forever and I try to teach my son about them and show him pictures, etc. But anyone who even mentions the lack of fan support as a reason for the franchise moving, has absolutely no clue what they are talking about.
- hscesq

I don't know what a maquette is, and frankly, I don't care. But the fact that there were no fans there, was a direct function of my earlier post and nothing else. The Expos always had great fans throughout the 70s and 80s, and the beginning of the 90s. Growing up with them is something that will stay with me forever and I try to teach my son about them and show him pictures, etc. But anyone who even mentions the lack of fan support as a reason for the franchise moving, has absolutely no clue what they are talking about.
- hscesq

me too, I grew up going to the Big O and enjoying baseball.

The strike of 94 was a huge blow to the franchise. They had what it takes to win the World Series that year.

The movie team america
- WaterBoy

(frank) yeah!

Not_Yan was not_himself.
- pete26

He wasn't being Chinese ?

(frank) yeah!
- Fountain-San

Merci

me too, I grew up going to the Big O and enjoying baseball.

The strike of 94 was a huge blow to the franchise. They had what it takes to win the World Series that year.
- stinger67

Of course they did. Doesn't mean they would have, but they were 6 or 7 games ahead of the Braves, best record in baseball, and would have at least been relevant for a few years. I was in law school with all these Americans and they were ripping through the season. Was awesome. Had my Wetteland jersey on (yes Marty, it was tucked of course) and I was ready for the playoffs.

He wasn't being Chinese ?
- WaterBoy

He's Chinese?

The Expos were even bigger then the Habs in Montreal/Quebec province for a few years. And that's no small task.
- Not_Yan

Was born in 1990. Started watching the Expos in around 1994 and the Habs in 2001.

The Molson Centre was far from full at the end of the 90s. Would you say that the Habs had no fans?
- _nay_

given that they were still playing to 95% capacity, no.

Was born in 1990. Started watching the Expos in around 1994 and the Habs in 2001.
- _nay_

Calisse.

Of course they did. Doesn't mean they would have, but they were 6 or 7 games ahead of the Braves, best record in baseball, and would have at least been relevant for a few years. I was in law school with all these Americans and they were ripping through the season. Was awesome. Had my Wetteland jersey on (yes Marty, it was tucked of course) and I was ready for the playoffs.
- hscesq

didn't you know a strike was coming?

Merci
- WaterBoy

now you can lick my butt and suck on my balls.

Of course they did. Doesn't mean they would have, but they were 6 or 7 games ahead of the Braves, best record in baseball, and would have at least been relevant for a few years. I was in law school with all these Americans and they were ripping through the season. Was awesome. Had my Wetteland jersey on (yes Marty, it was tucked of course) and I was ready for the playoffs.
- hscesq

They would have made it easily.

I have a 1994 WS baseball

Calisse.
- hscesq

I know eh !