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John Cougar Lunchbucket Feb 27 2013 12:26 PM

Happened to notice the Mets website prominently displays a new message. GREAT TIME. GREAT PLACE. GREAT MEMORIES. I dunno guys.

Mets – Willets Point Feb 27 2013 12:27 PM Re: Sloganeering

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: Happened to notice the Mets website prominently displays a new message. GREAT TIME. GREAT PLACE. GREAT MEMORIES. I dunno guys. New Mets Lite! Great Waste, Less Winning.

Edgy MD Feb 27 2013 12:33 PM Re: Sloganeering

Doesn't sell the present too much, does it? It's like a sequel to "Our Team! Our Time!" "Our Team! Our Time! Was in the Past!"

metirish Feb 27 2013 12:51 PM Re: Sloganeering

Christ I just saw this one....fucks sake Fred You can go your own way I'll go AMWAAAAAY Loving You ,Loving US"

Benjamin Grimm Feb 27 2013 01:06 PM Re: Sloganeering

I thought they tore down the place with all the great memories?

LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr Feb 27 2013 01:09 PM Re: Sloganeering

GREAT TIME, GREAT PLACE*, GREAT MEMORIES* *Sold separately

John Cougar Lunchbucket Feb 27 2013 01:19 PM Re: Sloganeering

GREAT TIME. GREAT PLACE. GREAT MEMORIES. All demolished in 2008!

batmagadanleadoff Feb 27 2013 01:25 PM Re: Sloganeering

GREAT TIME*, GREAT PLACE*, GREAT MEMORIES* *At the Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC counting room.

G-Fafif Feb 27 2013 01:27 PM Re: Sloganeering

The commercial seems to indicate a Mets no-hitter could break out at any moment. And technically, I suppose it could.

Benjamin Grimm Feb 27 2013 01:54 PM Re: Sloganeering

Yes, it could. And that's really the only one "great memory" that ever happened at Citi Field. There are probably any number of "nice" memories, but all of the "great" ones, except for the Santana no-hitter, happened at Shea. (Or at the Astrodome, I suppose.)

G-Fafif Feb 27 2013 03:20 PM Re: Sloganeering

No leveraging the 20th win (Dickey's, not the Mets') in current advertising, sadly. That was pretty great.

HahnSolo Feb 27 2013 05:13 PM Re: Sloganeering

Sounds like a slogan for Cheers. And with the crowds at Citi, "Where Everybody Knows Your Name" would be an appropriate theme song.

metsguyinmichigan Feb 27 2013 05:46 PM Re: Sloganeering

Benjamin Grimm wrote: Yes, it could. And that's really the only one "great memory" that ever happened at Citi Field. There are probably any number of "nice" memories, but all of the "great" ones, except for the Santana no-hitter, happened at Shea. (Or at the Astrodome, I suppose.) I have great memories of my one game at Citi in 2009, bringing my son, dad and cousin and seeing my brick for the first time -- and hanging with G-FAFIF. The memories don't necessarily have to be things on that take place on the field. They're selling the experience, which is pretty much what they have to work with these days. If they game out with a slogan promising greatness and winning, we'd be all over their asses for that, too. It's a long winter. Sometimes I think we can give them a little slack.

Ashie62 Feb 27 2013 05:47 PM Re: Sloganeering

HahnSolo wrote: Sounds like a slogan for Cheers. And with the crowds at Citi, "Where Everybody Knows Your Name" would be an appropriate theme song. BOC

dinosaur jesus Feb 27 2013 09:37 PM Re: Sloganeering

"The magic is back! For real this time!"

Lefty Specialist Feb 28 2013 03:58 AM Re: Sloganeering

Great Time- what, more day games? Great Place- to get a new transmission for your '84 Firebird. Great Memories- Geez, I already wake up in the middle of the night screaming. What else can they do to me?

MFS62 Feb 28 2013 07:48 AM Re: Sloganeering

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: GREAT TIME. GREAT PLACE. GREAT MEMORIES. GREAT CAESAR'S GHOST, that's mediocre. Later

Lefty Specialist Feb 28 2013 04:40 PM Re: Sloganeering

Great Time. Great Place. Great Mammaries.

Fman99 Feb 28 2013 06:23 PM Re: Sloganeering

THE 2013 METS: WE'LL FUCK YOUR MOUTH