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I for one was realy surprised to find out how many people don't wear Spurs jerseys to the games.
It's too damn hot in San Antonio to wear a suit.
I for one was realy surprised to find out how many people don't wear Spurs jerseys to the games.
It's a crying shame, really
Do you remember Cottonball marketing theme?
It almost sounds/looks like "shut up", which is a pretty cool theme....
"Why did it just cost $600 to take my family to a game?"
"SHUT UP!"
"Why are the foul rules geared to protect the league's stars at the expense of true compe ion?"
"SHUT UP!"
"Why do so many players act like prima donas and have bad at udes towards the fans who support them?"
"SHUT UP!"
"Does anyone else think George Gervin could average 60 points a game in today's non-hand checking league and that the Kobe/Lebron's are merely lucky to be playing now?"
"SHUT UP!"
"Sadly, there will never be another Bruise Brothers."
"SHUT UP!"
It totally works for me.
Amen, brother.
I prefer "SHUT UP!" too. Could be useful here on ST.
Whining Spurs fan: "Blalalalala....."
"SHUT UP!"
Damn when did you turn into a cranky old fart?
Do they want their fans to dress well or are they supposed to show up expecting Pop will pat them on the butt and tell them to get into the game for Manu?Do you like the new Marketing Theme? I know Sequ will be suiting up in his #15 Spurs jersey and headband.
http://www.nba.com/spurs/news/100823_suit_up.html
Team Announces New Marketing Campaign
Spurs Encourage Fans to "Suit Up" For 2010-11 Season
SAN ANTONIO – ‘Suit Up’ Spurs fans, the San Antonio Spurs today unveiled their new marketing campaign for the 2010-11 season, and it’s time to get in the game!
‘Suit Up’ and be part of the team, the energy, the fun and the excitement of Spurs basketball this season. The campaign is a call to action campaign rallying fans to join the experience and excitement at games, in the community and in pride. ‘Suit Up’, it’s Spursday. ‘Suit Up’, and Be Heard. ‘Suit Up’, in the community…’Suit Up’, San Antonio!
“’Suit Up’ is a campaign that calls for all of San Antonio; the fans, sponsors, local businesses and our community, to be part of the team, the game and the passion of Spurs basketball,” said Spurs Sports & Entertainment Vice President of Marketing and Sales Frank Miceli. “Together we make a team, and we look forward to another great season of support from the most loyal and energetic fans in the NBA.”
Created by the Spurs advertising agency, The PM Group, the campaign debuts today on the outdoor digital billboard on I-35/281 and will continue throughout the season in print, radio and broadcast communications.
“This new campaign will create a tremendous synergy for all Spurs advertising and marketing communications,” states Fran Yanity, vice president of account services for The PM Group.
Individual tickets for the first-half of the season will go on sale Sunday, Oct. 3. Season tickets and game plans are on sale now and are the only way to guarantee tickets for games against the Heat, Lakers, Celtics and more. Season tickets and game plans start at $100 and are available by calling (210) 444-5050 or at spurs.com.
I don't like giving fans too much ownership. Ownership around here allowed a fan to throw a cup of beer. There's a sense of en lement that comes from the organization telling you that it's "all about you, it's all for you, this is your team" for basically worshiping the fans for throwing money at the team. So, no. I don't like it.
They should encourage philanthropy. I don't know if this comes with this, but something like this should be about teaming up for a better world, using the Spurs as a catalyst for that. I don't think this should be used to sell tickets.
It's lame.
Maybe it's meant to market the new uniforms.
I hate it!!!!
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