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I really like old hockey from the 60s and 70s. It was entertaining and amusing and the fans were great. But nowadays it's just a different sport. Since the tickets are so pricy to see a game (for example, Vancouver, 150 bucks a ticket) only rich people go and the fans don't know what they are cheering and booing about. I went to the Canucks versus Red Wings game and the officials were half decent. The fans of those Canucks were all rich, snobby people and did not know what they were booing about. When the referee called a tripping penalty (infact they showed a replay) the crowd were chanting "Bull****."
I want everyone to consider this. Do you like fans nowadays of hockey or do you hate tham like I do? Certainly if you got to watch games in the 60s, 70s, 80s, and early 90s like me you would think fans were great back then. But nowadays it's only rich people who can buy a ticket and watch the performance. I wish the tickets were lower than they are nowadays so we can have awesome fans back and not rich people booing away at the refs.
I want everyone to consider this. Do you like fans nowadays of hockey or do you hate tham like I do? Certainly if you got to watch games in the 60s, 70s, 80s, and early 90s like me you would think fans were great back then. But nowadays it's only rich people who can buy a ticket and watch the performance. I wish the tickets were lower than they are nowadays so we can have awesome fans back and not rich people booing away at the refs.