Went to a Hockey Game recently

Ieroner

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A few days ago I attended my very first hockey game. It was the Carolina Hurricanes versus the Blue Jackets. The Hurricanes lost unfortunately, but I wanted to comment on the experience.

I loved it! We were really high up and behind one of the goals but you could see everything that was going on clearly. I didn't encounter a single rude person the entire night. There were cameras that kept picking out people in the crowd to focus on and it was soooo nice to see so many happy white faces, and in particular, there were tons of excited white children who hammed it up for the camera! There were more red-headed white people in the crowd than there were minorities, and that's saying something! The entertainment that was put up on the big screen during lulls in the game was of a wholesome entertaining nature so there was never a dull moment. In between periods, child hockey players hit the ice to try to score a few goals, and watching them was simply adorable. The prices for beer and food were outrageous of course, but that's gonna be the case with any professional sport.

Tickets were fairly cheap too, much cheaper than an NFL game, plus the nearest hockey arena is much closer for me (20 minutes away) than the nearest NFL stadium (Carolina Panthers in Charlotte, 3 hours).

I wish I'd known a few years ago how much of a pleasure it is to watch hockey in person, I'd have started going years ago. :thumbup:
 
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Congrats..... Live hockey is a great night out, even in NJ where I'm from,,, If you get the chance buy some tickets down near the ice on the side your team shoots at twice. Hockey is a great night out.....
 

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Hockey games are examples of White solidarity. It's a self selected nearly all White experience that can not be altered by govt. policy or liberal social engineering. People go because they want to.

Tens of thousands of White people gathered together in one big peaceful party. What I have noticed over the last few years is the tremendous amount of young (and attractive) White women at these games. It seems to me that the females outnumber the males at Red Wing games and the Wings sell out every game.

I was talking with a buddy about this phenomenon and we figured that it was due to a combination of things. Firstly there are the player groupies. Not so much groupies in a rock and roll sense but girls that hope in their wildest dream to snag a pro player or at least fantasize about hooking up with a good looking millionaire. NHL players may be the most desirable of all athletes because they are virtually all White, so no thugs or thug wannabees, in great shape, and generally have low key personalities and are not marketed as big ego superstars in many cases. To many girls that would have to seem like the perfect husband.

I've played hockey all my life and one thing I noticed early on is that there were always pretty girls around a rink. I know that when I was young the reason for that is there is only so much stuff to do in the winter and one place for people to gather and possibly socialize--that didn't involve booze or sitting around--was at a skating rink.

Also a lot of cougars at games, some of them pretty hot, and I think that is related, where else is a 30-40 something attractive single woman going to be able to strut her stuff in front of a bunch of guys (and other women too) and get the feedback those attention whores so badly want??? Other then a nightclub there are not too many other options in the dead of winter in the north. Some of my single buddies tell me it's like a meat market at all of the bars before and after the game and I can believe it.
 

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@Jaxvid, to go along with what you're saying, we should also point out the MEDIA'S general stereotype of hockey players: not as nice, well-mannered, often bilingual rich, strong, athletic White guys, but rather as thuggish, loutish, drunk thugs who pick a fight at a drop of a hat, and all of whom are missing teeth because of their love of fighting.
 

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@Jaxvid, to go along with what you're saying, we should also point out the MEDIA'S general stereotype of hockey players: not as nice, well-mannered, often bilingual rich, strong, athletic White guys, but rather as thuggish, loutish, drunk thugs who pick a fight at a drop of a hat, and all of whom are missing teeth because of their love of fighting.

True, but are any of those things a turn off for today's modern woman? There may be no more shallow creature on the planet then a young woman and they know what they see. Good looking White guys, maybe a bit alpha, and rich. The other thing about hockey players is that they are not outsized goons like most football, basketball, and even many baseball players. White guys included. The Kardashians may want to mate with oversized idiots but your average White girl is not that warped. And at hockey ticket prices the girls are usually from good families so a little bit of traditional values probably gets absorbed.
 

Don Wassall

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Hockey's the best of the four major team sports to see in person because of the excitement of the sport, but calling it some kind of White solidarity ritual is stretching it. Hockey fans are just as deracinated as football and baseball fans.
 

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"Hockey's the best of the four major team sports to see in person because of the excitement of the sport, but calling it some kind of White solidarity ritual is stretching it. Hockey fans are just as deracinated as football and baseball fans.."

Almost true but not quite. A sliver of hockey fans are fans because they have given up on the non-White dominated other sports. I'm one of them. The complete Whiteness of the NHL fan base is undeniable. Example best is the Washington Caps. The Caps' arena is smack in the middle of the darkest and most dangerous neighborhood in mostly Black District of Corruption. Caps games are a spectacle. Each passing day in the 'hood sports loads and loads of ******** and other criminals plying their trade in DC "Gallery Place -Chinatown." Dozens of major crimes happen there every day. Then come these odd breaks in the action, between October and April (never in May or June 'cause the Caps suck) when eighteen thousand white honquis and crakkers show up to watch the all-White Caps hockey club.

The hired staff of the "Verizon Center" where the Caps play are surly and rude to the attending honquis arriving for viewing of their Arian heroes like Ovetjkin and Backstrom. The White entourage generally ignores and puts up with the rude ******* "help" while concentrating on hockey and beer. There's no denying this event ... CasteFootballers are invited to visit a Caps game and experience the "no love" for themselves.

So not all USA hockey fans are deracinated. It would be great if 90% of them could be talked into becoming White Nationalists or caring patriots. If anything, an NHL game (not on the West Coast) will always provide a 90% White clientele.

Happy New Year, CasteFootballers!
 

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This doesn't surprise me. The NBA is another one of those entities propped up by Big Media and is made to look more popular than what it really is. Most of the leagues popularity isn't with the teams themselves but the individual players. It's almost become like boxing, tennis, or golf in that regard, not a team sport. Hockey fans are probably on average more racially aware than your average NBA or NFL fan, but there a quite a few DWF's in hockey circles as well. I'm sure there are some of them that believe if more blacks played hockey, they would dominate, never mind the fact that what works for them physically in sports like football and basketball work against them in hockey.
 
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