Nice opening day Nats fans.

Peter Forsberg

New Member
Half the stadium was filled with Phillies fans for the Nats opening ball game today. That's the way to support your home team on opening day. Oh Yeah Phillies 11 Nats 1....
 

Zguy28

New Member
Half the stadium was filled with Phillies fans for the Nats opening ball game today. That's the way to support your home team on opening day. Oh Yeah Phillies 11 Nats 1....
The answer to this outrage (read: :sarcasm: ) is in your last sentence.

Perhaps if they got one good season they might establish a fanbase. Until then, they have showed diddly squat. Sorry.:howdy:
 

BuddyLee

Football addict
Yay! Basebore is back!:yawn:

Suck it Bud!



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"I don't know; it's baseball. Goodness gracious, I'm a football fan -- this is Opening Day. If you really want to know I'm going to give you a brutally honest answer. I got up at 5:30 this morning and did my daily workout. And I was watching an unnamed channel and that's all they were talking about. I turned it off, that was my reaction. My goodness gracious." </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
:lmao:
 

Peter Forsberg

New Member
Yay! Basebore is back!:yawn:

Suck it Bud!



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"I don't know; it's baseball. Goodness gracious, I'm a football fan -- this is Opening Day. If you really want to know I'm going to give you a brutally honest answer. I got up at 5:30 this morning and did my daily workout. And I was watching an unnamed channel and that's all they were talking about. I turned it off, that was my reaction. My goodness gracious." </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
:lmao:
I bet if the Nats were winning that stadium would have been full of Washington Nats fans. Heck look at the verizon center now full to the rim every game. Just proves my point.
 

BuddyLee

Football addict
I bet if the Nats were winning that stadium would have been full of Washington Nats fans. Heck look at the verizon center now full to the rim every game. Just proves my point.
Durhard. You just breaking this news to the newborn?:lol:

People want to be entertained. Losers don't entertain.:howdy:
 

FireBrand

~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Half the stadium was filled with Phillies fans for the Nats opening ball game today. That's the way to support your home team on opening day. Oh Yeah Phillies 11 Nats 1....

What part of "the Senators are back in town" did you miss for the last couple of years ? :lmao:
 

Claff

New Member
I would have gone to opening day but MLB screwed the team, and me, by scheduling the Phillies as the opponent. There probably would have been a more favorable home team fan base if the opposing team wasn't just a couple hours' drive away. There weren't any seats available when it dawned on me that I could sneak off to the park for the game.

On the plus side, a full house is a full house, doesn't matter what shirts those ticket buyers are wearing. There'll be plenty of opportunities to see the team, whose chances at being better than .500 are pretty good this season IMHO, during the course of the summer. I just won't go when the Phillies are in town.
 

kom526

They call me ... Sarcasmo
There was a great passage in today's WaPo about something one of the Lerners said about all the Phillies fans in the seats.

"Washington is America's city and the Nationals shoud be America's team."

The author of the article had this in reply:
"America already has a team. They win in November and lose in January.":killingme
 

OldHillcrestGuy

Well-Known Member
On the plus side, a full house is a full house, doesn't matter what shirts those ticket buyers are wearing. There'll be plenty of opportunities to see the team, whose chances at being better than .500 are pretty good this season IMHO, during the course of the summer. I just won't go when the Phillies are in town.

:yay: Thats right, alot of people complained about all the Philly fans, but heck a full house pays the bills for the Lerners.
Im thinking along the same lines that the Nats will have a chance at .500 this season, they signed several players that are alot better then what they had, especially in the bullpen and Ian Desmond looks to be pretty good, boy he smacked that homer last night proably about 420 ft to center. The Nats do have a very tough first 40 games this year, almost all against teams that were above 500 and in the playoffs last year. They come out of those games with a pretty decent record and things could look good.
 

nomoney

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The Phillies fan invasion was orchestrated by the Nationals - Big League Stew - MLB Blog - Yahoo! Sports

The lack of nats fans wasn't because the team sucks - its because the head honchos pretty much set it up to be that way.

The Nationals ticket office put no restrictions on the amount of group tickets that well-organized Phillies fans could buy before traveling down in buses. These group tickets were placed on sale well before individual tickets were ever made available to the public
 

cattitude

My Sweetest Boy
Basically our fans suck lets fill the stands with another red team to make it look like it's full of WASINGTON NATS fans. :killingme

What's your point? They're filling the stadium, collecting revenue, building a team. Smart marketing while building the team and fan base.
 
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