My wife dropped into Jarvis St. to pick up a couple of extra tickets for the family for Labour Day and the family zone was about 4/5 full, it seems.
Several sections are sold out. What's the guess? If we had beat Sask. then it might have been a sell-out. A win in Edmonton next week might be as good.
My prediction: Win in Edmonton = 26,700.
Loss to Edmonton = 24,900.
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In fact, some 'wit' could string a number of Chicago titles into a story about the game. The titles above are suggestive in themselves.... but surely I digress significantly.
If the weather is decent, late afternoon game, no major competition sportwise, and with the way the team has been playing so far, and the way Toronto hasn't been, I can see 28,100.
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And as for Edmonton this week, I say to them “may your only son become the goalie on a nude hockey team”.
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Attendance- sellout
i doubt a win or loss to edmonto will affect it at all, i'll go with 27k.
Hamilton fans are weird, they have a hard core base that will support them no matter what but that only goes up to about 18k, the rest only show up to the odd games and labourday no matter how well the team is playing. The year we won the grey cup they only averaged 18k and the early Bob Young years they giving away 12k in tickets each game from what ive heard.
Im a hrdcore fan since i was 5 yrs old so for about he last 17 years and I can only afford to go to a few games a year 2 maybe three it gets expensive when you factor in that you need atleast 2 or 3 tickets than food and beer if you drink. But Labour day is the bigest game of the year and even fans who hardly get a chance to make it to games and fans who arent diehard usualy chose the labourday game as the must attend game... So Id say a win Edmonton = sellout I forget but i think thats 29,300 not sure though and a loss in edmonton wil cause an attendance of about 26000 and change.