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Winning Isn’t Everything. In Today’s Sports it Amounts to Very Little
Chris Rudge’s comment regarding fans valuing an entertaining team over a winning one only reflects today’s sporting climate. Continue reading
Posted in Sports
Tagged branding, brands, CFL, Chris Rudge, marketing, Montreal Canadiens, NHL, sports, Toronto Maple Leafs
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Habs’ Language Issue Puts a Bad Taste in Fans’ Mouths
While the Montreal Canadiens have an obligation to their market, they shouldn’t be obligated to hire a French-speaking coach. Instead of language, the focus should be on winning. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Sports
Tagged coach, French, Habs, language, Montreal Canadiens, NHL, quebec
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Annual Habs Cultural Concern Renders Separatism a Joke
Pierre Curzi’s statement that the Montreal Canadiens are not French enough has done the one thing that separatists should truly be angry about — he’s made their cause a joke. Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Sports
Tagged hockey, Montreal Canadiens, Parti Quebecois, Pierre Curzi, separatism, separatists
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A Canadiens’ Fan in a Maple Leaf World
The trials and tribulations of being a Habs fan in the heart of Leaf country. Continue reading
Posted in Sports (Menard Communications Archive)
Tagged fans, hockey, Montreal Canadiens, NHL, Toronto Maple Leafs
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