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Originally Posted by CsInMyBlood
Still a lot of season left. Just because we couldnt beat the "Free points" Sens doesn't mean the season is over. Sometimes a team just has your number.
I know it's cool to pretend you're not going to watch the Flames and it's easy to trash many players right now but I'm not buying this, "they dont care" or "their GAF meter is on empty". These guys care. I see the effort. The execution has been the problem.
I've seen this team put it together, confidence is HUGE in hockey and this team is running with confidence at an all time low.
Yes, it's obvious some moves have to be made. They should have been made awhile ago. Still anything can happen.
I refuse to cheer for losses. I have and always will watch every game. I will cheer for them to turn it around. I will have hope until its mathematically impossible for us to make the playoffs.
That's how I roll. I understand it's not for everybody. Its painful being a Flames fan. I get this. You can all come back on the bandwagon once the team starts winning again, I've been around for this many times, there is always room.
Go Flames Go!
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Yeah that's pretty much me.
I guess it doesn't come as a surprise that someone that has owned a Flames website for 24 years probably watches every game, but I'll always watch, and cheer for the win.
But I also like tipping points ... the team is either good and you go for it, or just not working out and change is needed. I don't always trust management (ownership) to see that line when it comes.
I have it at 5 losses. That's it for the rest of the season in 22 games. So as much as I'll be cheering for a win tonight and tomorrow night, there is certainly a silver lining in dropping both games, and making the writing on the wall in neon flashing lights.
But at puck drop I'm all in for beating the Jets.
I just love watching Flames hockey regardless of the situation. There's always something captivating to me.