The majority voting 'yes' regardless of changes have nothing to complain about during 2013.
Yes
Only with a management change
No
Already not a SSH
The majority voting 'yes' regardless of changes have nothing to complain about during 2013.
This is all based on the premise that somebody will be filling any seat left vacant by non renewals.
That just isn't going to happen. At best you'll see current SSH move from expensive seats to cheaper seats. There is no waiting list. There will not be new SSH.
As a season seat holder they don't care about our voices. If they did things would have changed already. The only thing that provokes change from our FO is making them feel it in the pocket book. They don't give a shit what you say before, during or after the game....as long as you paid to get into the game. They only start to worry when it's time to convince people to come back. (Hence the price drop this year).
Literally the worst thing that could happen to TFC would be a very strong SSH renewal rate. If that happens, they'll know that no matter how bad or dysfunctional the team and FO are....with the proper marketing and ass kissing they can win us back enough for them to turn a profit.
Personally I don't think there is a unified enough voice from any of the supporters to force any change. What's worse is that there never will be. TFC supporters are too different in terms of the way they approach the game.
If this team doesn't create a winning product, the product will not last. I don't know how many more horrible seasons they can withstand.
To bastardize a Tragically Hip lyric:
Every man has his breaking point. For them it's money. For me it's TFC. Thugs in perpetuity.
"There are some people who might have better technique than me, and some may be fitter than me, but the main thing is tactics. With most players, tactics are missing. You can divide tactics into insight, trust, and daring." - Johan Cruyff
FORMER FULL TIME KOOL-AID DRINKER
The last game of the season I spoke to maybe a half dozen people in my section (121). Not a single one planned to renew, and didn't care about the price drop. They wanted to see some tangible hope in the off season that there was any kind of future for the team. I bet the supporters seats have done extremely well - at $190, why not renew? But I think they will have trouble in other sections.