Anyone else bothered when they see that Raising Cane's slogan? I know it's football season, and the Saints are getting all the love...but this quote leads me to believe that they're saying this city loves only one team - the Saints.
One City. One Team. One Love.
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09-10-2012, 05:42 PMCeedee MOne City. One Team. One Love.
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09-10-2012, 06:11 PMTrell
Don't belieeve this. Yea, the Saints has more fans then the Hornets. Do you think Oshcner going to make commercials about the Saints when the NBA season has started while foootball has ended?
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09-10-2012, 06:22 PMLoCo89
I'm pretty sure they're sponsors for the Saints why should they mention the Hornets?
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09-10-2012, 06:30 PMTrell
UMMM, because the sponsor the Hornets.
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09-10-2012, 06:33 PMCeedee M
I'm not saying they have to mention the Hornets. If they want to only support the Saints, then that's their right. They don't have to support all the sports teams in New Orleans. That is not what I'm saying. I think it's clear in my original post that I understand it is football season. So no I do not expect Hornets advertisements during the NFL season. I do not care if they don't support the Hornets at all. But the company mentions "one city. one team. one love". Maybe the Saints are their only love, but that does not mean the Saints are the one team and one love of New Orleans.
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09-10-2012, 06:37 PMTrell
Well I didn't see any quote in your first post, if I would've seen "one city. One team. One love," then my post would be different.
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09-10-2012, 06:53 PMsmcgull
We fans have to support the team, the best we can.
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09-10-2012, 06:54 PMLoCo89I think you're wrong:Quote:
Originally Posted by Trell
http://www.nba.com/hornets/contact/c...champions.html
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09-10-2012, 06:56 PMTrellI see them right at that top.Quote:
Originally Posted by LoCo89
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09-10-2012, 07:00 PMLoCo89Trell my bad lol I thought we were talking about Canes (who I was talking about in my post), thats where my confusion was. I didn't even see your post, my bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trell
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09-10-2012, 07:06 PMLoCo89I think I get what you're saying, that it bothers you that the mindset is the One Team for New Orleans is the Saints. Maybe its just because I lived most of my life and I'm not a Saints fan, so I have a different mindset, but to me it's still a silly ad for a team they're paying to piggyback off of. You have to remember that even though the Hornets have been here for awhile, they are only just now solidifying they're future in New Orleans with an owner that loves it here. It's a mindset that I'm sure a lot of Saints fans have had, but that is because they have a longer connection to the team at least in my opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ceedee M
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09-10-2012, 08:11 PMCeedee MYes, your first statement is what I was getting at. And I agree, there are a lot of people piggy-backing off the Saints. I have only been following the Saints since Jeff Blake was the quarterback. The Saints had a lot of supporters back then, but not nearly as much as the support I see these days, especially from local businesses. Or maybe I never paid attention because I was just a kid back then. But I have no problem with people who only support the Saints. Just don't suggest they're the only team in town that New Orleans love. I would feel the same way if Raising Cane's, hypothetically, put "one state. one team. one love" followed by an LSU tiger. My interpretation then would be that they're trying to say the whole state supports only one college team - LSU.Quote:
Originally Posted by LoCo89
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09-10-2012, 08:39 PMTim Floyd
I think you're taking the 'one love' expression out of context. That's Raising Canes marketing phrase for chicken and they just applied it the Saints. Not ill will was attempted towards the Hornets or anything like that.
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09-11-2012, 06:56 AMCheaney
I remember canes was doing something about the hornets when they drafted Davis, I don't remember exactly what it was but there was something.
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09-11-2012, 10:26 AMsay-what
They're just selling chicken.
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09-11-2012, 01:22 PMUnknown Poster
Hornets can be included in the marketing when they rebrand.
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09-12-2012, 04:01 PMBrian
The guy is an LSU graduate and huge LSU fan.. I don't understand the slight. It's just a marketing slogan.
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09-12-2012, 04:32 PMsay-what
The only thing close that I see on their facebook page is an image using the NOLA Watermeter design that says "One City, One Love, The Official Chicken of The New Orleans Saints."
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09-12-2012, 08:24 PMCeedee M
I'm not losing sleep over the sign. It's just one of those things like, "I wonder if anyone else shares this sentiment?" Apparently no one does. But that's the way I interpreted the sign. Sorta like if the Chick-fil-a CEO had put "one nation. one religion. one love" on his billboards. I know that's not the best analogy. But I'm just trying to say that the implication seems to be that New Orleans loves one team. Again, not losing sleep. Just started a friendly discussion because it catches my eye every time I pass a Raising Cane's billboard. We all have some gripe or pet peeve over some trivial thing.
:confused: Not sure where this is coming from. I'm just saying I didn't like the insinuation. Didn't say it would sway my opinion of the Hornets.Quote:
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Nah, that slogan I would not have a problem with.Quote:
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09-13-2012, 07:37 PMUnknown Poster
You are.
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09-14-2012, 04:15 PMBrian
I think the slogan is broad-based enough that anyone could insert their team into the phrase and have it work be it LSU, the Saints, or the Hornets. I understand your original point, but I just don't think it is intended to suggest New Orleans only loves the Saints.
Maybe if they had said one owner instead of one team.. ;)