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HAMILTON’S BOX J BOYS TO NAME SECTION IN NEW PAn AM
STADIUM
Link to Press Release
HAMILTON, ON
– July 30, 2010: The Box J Boys today
announced that they are pledging $1,000 for the right to establish a
“Box J” section in the proposed new Pan Am stadium, regardless of
where it will be built in Hamilton.
As season tickets holders in the Box J
section of Ivor Wynne Stadium for the past 15 years, the Box J Boys
have become one of the most visible and colourful fans of the Hamilton
Tiger-Cats. Both sides of the “East Mountain” vs. “West Harbour”
Pan-Am stadium debate had earlier asked the Boys to come out and
unanimously support one side over the other.
“Like the “Tastes Great, Less Filling”
debates of the 80’s and 90’s, the “East Mountain” vs. “West Harbour”
debate has divided us,” said Box J Boy Kostas “Gus” Georgakoulias.
“Everyone in Hamilton -- young and old, sports fan or not -- has a
strong opinion where the stadium should be located, and we’re no
exception.”
As a result, the Box J Boys have agreed to
disagree about the location of the proposed stadium. They can,
however, agree on one thing: whether the city decides on the
“East Mountain” or “West Harbour” location, the Boys will continue to
support their beloved team from their seats in Box J behind the new
bench area for as long as the Ticats remain in Hamilton.
“The Pan-Am games offer a
once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that the City of Hamilton, the greater
Hamilton area and the Tiger-Cats need to come together and
enthusiastically embrace,” said Box J Boy Damon Allan. “With our
$1,000 pledge, we are supporting the building of the stadium within
city boundaries regardless of location.”
The Boys see the creation of a Box J
section as their way of contributing to the legacy between Ivor Wynne
and the new Pan-Am stadium. They are now looking forward to
celebrating the first of many Ticat Grey Cup victories in the new
stadium.
Oskee Wee Wee!
-Members of The Box J Boys
All inquiries may be directed to
info@boxjboys.ca
Legal Notice: The Box J Boys are not affiliated with the
Hamilton Tiger Cats Football Club, Canadian Football League, any of
their agents, contractors, owners, partners or affiliates. We
are just a group of CFL fans who love watching Ticat games in Black
and Yellow Kilts!
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