I used to have useful contributions until the day that shall not be mentioned.
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I used to have useful contributions until the day that shall not be mentioned.
I know not this day, but I'm pretty sure I wasn't involved...
OLOE, we support United... we're always the ones to blame.
Ahhhh, I see.
In relation to the party for the jersey launch, I don't get this? The jersey launch is not splitting up anyone by classes. If you were looking for a new jersey it's a chance to go to a party for no extra charge (above the point that TFC jerseys seem to be higher priced).
I was just laughing. I thought it was extremely witty.
Everybody Loves Raymond + Everybody Hates Chris + OneLoveOneEric
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(I won't mention it again since it seems to bother you, but I assume no offense was intended - certainly none from me.)
And just one more thing... You think that's an ugly kit?
These, my friends, are ugly kits:
^ c'mon that grey Liverpool kit is a classic!
Classic piece of shit.
^ England keeper jersey or Cosby Sweater?
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What I meant by that is they see you as walking dollar signs...some bigger signs than the others... Why else would someone make a condescending remark like "you know you waaaaant it" ?
Yes Paul we want the Toronto FC jersey not because it looks great or you are giving us a great deal on the price. We love this team we'll support it even when you move on to bigger and better jobs .We'll still be here in 10 years when all the FO will have moved to other careers..
^ 1991 meets Krusty the Clown?
Well, the predominant language is English, capitalism is the political philosophy of all but a few nations, the rate of increase of the average income is far outstripped by cost inflation, cars are the preferred mode of transportation, and we think mp3 players are a pretty neat idea.
I stopped liking the guy after he told the supporter groups not to bring any banners, drums etc to the Columbus away game instead of talking to Columbus FO and making sure we had what we needed to support the team the way we always do.
The way he likes to use it in his ads and commercials.
Do you think one man is in charge of all that? Think about that for a moment. This is one of the richest sports ownership groups in the world, and they put one guy to look after all the things you're pinning on him doing wrong?
Another classic goalie kit
I do wonder how the supporters groups are viewed behind closed doors at MLSE/TFC.
I have a sneaking suspicion the suits have a strong "Dr Frankenstein" view of things. They see RPB and U Sector as their creation, their "brand", and view the supporters as the unconscious subjects of a sort of ongoing social experiment whose ultimate purpose is their for-profit objective.
I'm not calling Paul B out, I think his part in this is much more complex, having met him my read is that he is both a suit and a genuine supporter. I think he must think about these issues himself, but the compensation for him is that he has a genuinely special, great job.
We'll never know, as nobody would ever admit to this.
Last edited by ensco; 11-19-2008 at 03:42 PM.
“What the world needs is more geniuses with humility; there are so few of us left.”
In tiny TFC terms, Paul would be part of the senior leadership. I'm willing to suggest very few MLSE employees draw "seven figures", let alone TFC. To be blunt, you are sounding just a touch naive. Your opinion is noted, but I think you need to understand how hierarchy works. Paul is in charge of day-to-day operations of TFC, thus he it the main contact with respect to issues. Cesar used to be a main contact as the Marketing Director, but he has been proven to be somewhat useless. In this case Paul needed to take over to ensure that supporter relationships stayed strong. Cesar continues to overpay for poorly targeted ad campaigns, and TTC Streetcar wraps. If you have an issue with TFC, you speak with Paul. Anyone higher in the MLSE org chart will dismiss you, as in their mind you are just another sucker minion. Just taking the piss a bit, but you know what I mean.