Nous avons les meilleurs partisans de la ligue et devrions avoir un énorme avantage sur la glace à domicile lorsque nous jouons à Toronto, alors pourquoi sommes-nous coincés avec seulement Go-Leafs-Go pour nous encourager ? Pourquoi les DJ interrompent-ils l’élan des fans à chaque coup de sifflet ? Où est la coordination et l’organisation des supporters pour empêcher un gardien adverse de se concentrer sur le PK ? Je mets au défi les autres fans des Leafs qui assistent aux matchs éliminatoires d’intensifier leurs efforts cette année et de comprendre cela. Nous avons La Passion™️, il est temps de se mobiliser.
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SnooMarzipans3619
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Cheaper drinks at SBA would go a long way.
I know it’ll probably never happen but a general admission ticket like what the jays have, would really help make up for the lack of noise the building gets from all the front row suits.
Tickets are too expensive for passionate fans
Too expensive. Could just drink and watch at home with friends.
Losing to caps in ECF confirmed
well that picture was from a game in Washington but yeah
it’s a shame one of our home rinks just got moved to Utah. that was a great Leafs home atmosphere
I yearn for the day that we pick up on European culture of coming up with songs about the players/team and chanting them throughout the game.
I’m like 99% sure if the leafs ever make the cup finals the ticket prices are going to be more then super bowl tickets..
You guys see that NHL commercial that referenced dart guy?
The criticisms of the atmosphere apply during the regular season, absolutely.
But I’ve been to most playoff home games in the Matthews era, and it’s been electric in there every single time. I’ve stopped going to regular season games entirely now, and only go to playoff games – it’s awesome in there.
Too many tv timeouts and interruptions. Also less crowd started chants means less chance for an unruly situation in the stands.
It’s bs.
He’s such a nice guy