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Whistling In The Wind
by Paul on 11/07/07 at 10:49 AM ET
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from Ian Winwood of the Guardian,
You won’t be able to hear this but what I’m doing is whistling in the wind. The NHL is like a cult whose prayers are to the gods of corporate hospitality. Those of us not wearing well-cut suits can only watch in dismay, until the point arrives where things have become so dull, or so expensive, that we no longer choose to watch. I know I’m partial to the game, but it seems obvious to me that hockey needs its audience to feel like participants and not merely consumers.
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