 Winnipeg has silenced the doubters, says mayorSports | 206792 hits | Jun 04 5:51 pm | Posted by: wildrosegirl  Winnipeg Mayor Sam Katz says his city has silenced any doubts that it wouldn't be able to support an NHL franchise, after a season ticket drive sold out in only 17 minutes.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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And I use the term "we" loosely. The folks who say "we" lost, from their couches about players they've never met probably won't camp out for season tickets.
On the bright side, the Conservatives can't promise to bring The Jets back again this election.
Two posts in and you're already blaming Hitler? For shame. What'd Hitler ever do to you?
Who, Hugh Mcfadyen? I don't think he's Hitler. I think he should have stayed jumping to the pump at Domo though.
Edit: No wait, that was the other one.. Stewart Murray.
Wait until next year, when the buzz has worn off, and everyone realizes we have another crappy hockey team that never wins anything.
And I use the term "we" loosely. The folks who say "we" lost, from their couches about players they've never met probably won't camp out for season tickets.
On the bright side, the Conservatives can't promise to bring The Jets back again this election.
You must be a riot at parties.
You must be a riot at parties.
Wait until next year, when the buzz has worn off, and everyone realizes we have another crappy hockey team that never wins anything.
And I use the term "we" loosely. The folks who say "we" lost, from their couches about players they've never met probably won't camp out for season tickets.
On the bright side, the Conservatives can't promise to bring The Jets back again this election.
You must be a riot at parties.
Wait until next year, when the buzz has worn off, and everyone realizes we have another crappy hockey team that never wins anything.
And I use the term "we" loosely. The folks who say "we" lost, from their couches about players they've never met probably won't camp out for season tickets.
On the bright side, the Conservatives can't promise to bring The Jets back again this election.