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Subject: Re: The Rangers DO have them


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SJ Girl
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Date Posted: 10:56:26 09/17/03 Wed
In reply to: SJ Girl 's message, "Re: The Rangers DO have them" on 10:06:30 09/17/03 Wed

>>the islanders have had ice girls for a few seasons
>>(this season will be the third) i actually don't mind
>>them that much. i'd rather watch them throw t-shirts
>>out to kids and beer guzzling men than old me. call
>>me crazy, but i don't mind the ice girls. though it
>>may not be as athletic as hockey, it does take skill
>>to do the dances that they do in between periods. i
>>think that's what they really have them for, and to
>>cut costs and perhaps get girls interested in becoming
>>an ice girl, have them shovel. of course this is my
>>opinion, i'm welcome to hear why people don't like
>>them.
>
>
>I really don't think it's a bad thing at all. It
>think it's a new thing to help promote the sport.
>They need to have more activities to involve the kids,
>I think most clubs will go that route. These girls do
>more than dance between periods anyway, they help plan
>activities, must attend community events, etc. I
>personally think it's a good thing for those that are
>doing it.


Just as a follow-up, I don't think that people dislike them... I think sometimes these moves are made more to support the corporate crowd & $'s. Ticket prices are sky high, bring the prices down if you want to make it family friendly. Some of the buildings just don't have the energy in them anymore, I use to go to the Spectrum in Philly and you couldn't hear yourself think....now you go to the Wachovia Center (First Union)and all you see are suits on cell phones. I think true fans are just fed-up with moves they feel support box seat corporate mongers who spend most of the their time on their cell phone or lap-top. I don't think it's a problem with the girls it's a problem with the state of the NHL right now. Why blame the girls, they're just doing their job.

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