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Challenging The Challenge
Posted Friday/May 17, 2001; 12:12 p.m. PDT
Seattle Fans got their "Fanhood" called out. But that was practice and hopefully everyone is ready for the game now. With no labor agreement in place and Forbes Magazine "busting baseball with Bud," getting THAT PASSIONATE about issues other than "collective bargaining" is practice. Here's the "Game Challenge." It's not new. It's the same challenge we put out a week before Opening Day. In fact, it's the same challenge we started last season. WeTheFans.com CHALLENGES 100,000 Seattle baseball Fans to rally behind the "All-Star Fan Protest" by joining the "We Love Baseball Line Drive," then CHALLENGING Fans (via Internet, sports radio, etc.) in the other 29 MLB cities to do the same, thereby being the catalyst for 3 million Fans (MOMENTUM like that could roll to 30 million FAST) DEMANDING Fan Representation at the Collective Bargaining Table, thus providing the BADLY NEEDED "Third Party" in the HOPELESSLY DEADLOCKED negotiations between the owners and players. What better way of celebrating the 25th year of Mariner baseball, than by going down in history as the city that started it all? Gametime!
Matt Villano, WeTheFans.com sees your challenge and RAISES you a challenge. Get in the real game, Baby! Take your victory to another level!! You've shown that ONE FAN can make a difference!!! Challenge 100,000 Mariner/Yankee/Seattle/Baseball Fans to help make a difference!!!! YOU LOVE BASEBALL!!!!! WE LOVE BASEBALL!!!!!! LET'S FIND 99,998 OTHER FANATICS THAT LOVE AND WANT TO SAVE IT by getting the ball rolling!!!!!!! And speaking of FANATICS... |
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