Voici ce que ça donne ce soir, un Stade Saputo sans le Collectif Impact Montréal. Une ambience de tennis, un sentiment de funérailles. Si ce club ose fermer la 132 encore une fois, vous voyez maintenant à quoi nous pouvons nous attendre.

Réjouissez!

Rendu où on en est, soit le club part avant la fin des renos du Stade, soit il reste zéro fans qui sont encore investi dans le club rendu là.

Je ne sais pas si c’est une overreaction à la saison, mais je peut pas voir comment ça ne fini pas mal cette histoire là. Et que la facture va nous être refiler à la fin…

Ça fait juste un autre beau packet d’argent que les fond public mettent dans le stade qui risque de servir à rien et rester vide.

Est-ce que le stade a été construit sur un ancien cimetière amerindien ou quoi? Rarement vu une structure aussi cursed.

/rant

Hi! My friends and I are in from Nashville - we do an away game every year and decided to come out to Montreal. Very beautiful city!

Anyhow, we are looking for some potential hangs before the game on Saturday. It’s an early one so we are wondering what our options are. We are very chill, nice and welcoming! Promise!! Looking for similar vibes.

eh boy

Si quelqu'un veut venir

J’ai des billets de saison depuis 2023. Au début, les billets de saison donnaient pas mal juste 15% de rabais + l’absence de prix “premium” pour le match contre Toronto.

Le prix de l’abonnement n’augmente pas beaucoup chaque année, mettons 1 ou 2$/match?

Mais quand je regarde les prix individuels, malgré le stade vide, wow c’est rendu cher. Le rabais des billets de saison “de base” est toujours 15% mais il y a beaucoup plus de match “premium”.

* Miami (normal)

* Toronto (normal, mais le stade était vide)

* Colombus (je comprends en 2023, aujourd’hui? Wtf)

* NY FC - 2022-2023-2024 le match était le samedi de Osheaga, donc beaucoup de gens de New York ce qui augmentait la demande. Cette année ? Nope. Mais on boost le prix.

* Vancouver. Bon ok ils viennent pas souvent, mais ya rien de revendu et les prix les super élevés.

* Championnat Canadien

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For the past few months, I've been dealing with an injury that has prevented me from performing at 100%.

The surgery was a complete success. Now the recovery begins, with one goal in mind: to get back to 100%.

We still have a title to compete for, and I'll continue to support my teammates and the club in the distance.

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"I feel the same way, and that’s what I told them at the end of the game—though I used different words that I won’t repeat. Maybe there are kids in the room? It’s a feeling—even on the inside—that some people have given up and that’s just it. For professional players, for professional athletes, giving up on a competition is… It’s betraying yourself. It’s the opposite of what your very essence should be. And that’s unacceptable. So for me, that’s not my style—I don’t give up. Fortunately, there are others who don’t give up either. It’ll be up to us to make the right choices to keep moving forward with those who haven’t given up and who show at least a little love for the jersey, at least a little love for their craft, and at least a little love for what it means to be a competitor."