When considering the factors of a Fanbase, you are grossly wrong.

If the Fanbase gets restless, they more than likely will not will stay home. When the Fanbase stays home, Revenues drop. The notion that it is “their” money is ambiguous at best and outright foolish at best.

So when you refer to “their” money, what exactly do you mean?

In response to this post by VT72

Posted: 09/18/2021 at 4:49PM

Big donars it time -- H B Burke 09/18/2021 3:56PM

Does nobody remember the end of last season -- PineyGladeHokie 09/18/2021 4:15PM

Fun fact: Donar was the old Germanic name for the thunder god (i.e. Thor) ** -- BigDave 09/18/2021 4:00PM

It's easy to spend others people's money, isn't it? ** -- VT72 09/18/2021 4:00PM

Depends if the poster is either a contributor or… -- TophNWHSU07 09/18/2021 4:03PM

Clarification -- H B Burke 09/19/2021 09:10AM

Overreact much? -- VT72 09/18/2021 4:13PM

Only when one’s notion is tired, old, ancient, outdated, and nonapplicable. -- TophNWHSU07 09/18/2021 4:27PM

My "notion" is that one's own money is their's and their's only to spend. -- VT72 09/18/2021 4:42PM

When considering the factors of a Fanbase, you are grossly wrong. -- TophNWHSU07 09/18/2021 4:49PM

I think you're intentionally trying to be obtuse. -- VT72 09/18/2021 5:18PM

Me, obtuse? Spell out OP -- TophNWHSU07 09/18/2021 5:27PM

We actually mostly agree. -- VT72 09/18/2021 5:50PM

When considering the factors of a Fanbase, you are grossly wrong.

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