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Tag Archives: London Knights
Hey London, This Bud’s for You
Despite what the so-called traditionalists think, the proposed name change of London, Ontario’s John Labatt Centre to the Budweiser Centre is a positive thing for fans — unless they’re willing to open their own wallets to pay for principle. Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, branding, Budweiser Centre, City of London, John Labatt Centre, London, London Knights, naming rights
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London Takes a New Name and Reveals its Red-Headed, Hoops-Playing Stepchild
The City of London’s celebration of its favourite sons, the OHL’s London Knights, merely highlights how its treatment of it’s one true champion squad — the NBL Canada’s London Lightning — is hardly of befitting of the self-professed City of Champions. Continue reading
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Tagged City of London, London, London Knights, London Lightning, NBL Canada, OHL
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A Night of Tears
It was a night of tears in London, Ontario as the joy over the London Knights winning the Memorial Cup was juxtaposed with the sorrowful scene only metres away as the jury returned a guilty verdict in the Tori Stafford murder case. Continue reading
Knights to Remember
At a time when the focus has been on the recent negative issues at the John Labatt Centre in London, we need to remember the great things this venue and the sport of junior hockey show about our community. Continue reading
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Tagged John Labatt Centre, junior hockey, London, London Knights, ontario
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True Fans Remind Us That Games are Supposed to be Fun
An eight-year-old girl and a developmentally challenged man are an oasis of true fandom in a sea of miserable, obnoxious ‘smart’ fans. Continue reading
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Tagged daughter, developmentally challenged, fan support, fans, hockey, London Knights, OHL
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