Why are sports fans always being ignored?
By 66jerseygirl
@66jerseygirl (3877)
United States
April 19, 2007 8:17am CST
Why are fans always being ignored for what iswrong with a team. I understand that we are no expert but sometimes the trouble with a team is so obvious you don't have to be experts.Case in point,the Phillies have been having problem with their pitching for years,especially their relief. Most of the games they have lost this year,they were ahead til the relief were brought in .The fans have been complaining for years about that but what is their solution? To acquire more pitchers with the same bad records. They did that this year. Got a relief pitcher with a 1-4 record. the problem is so obvious yet us fans continue to be ignored and i know there are fans of other teams that are probably being ignored too
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@sarahruthbeth22 (43143)
• United States
20 Apr 07
Unless your team is puiblicly owned like The Packers, you the fan will be ignored. The only way to get the attention of the big cats that own the teams these days is to boycot games. To them your team is a money making machine. You would think that would want to make up thre best team, but if they know that you will come see a okay team why would they change? In most cases a die hard fan is an expert. With all the games you see you know what your team needs.
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@66jerseygirl (3877)
• United States
20 Apr 07
Unfortunately, the fans don't have enough sense to boycott. I wish they would stand up for themselves like when the players went on strike.Baseball still has not fully recovered from that.
