(02-19-2018 06:30 PM)AppManDG Wrote:  

(02-19-2018 10:42 AM)ericsaid Wrote:  

(02-16-2018 08:32 PM)AppManDG Wrote:  

(02-16-2018 04:24 PM)southcharlotteapp Wrote:  

(02-16-2018 03:33 PM)Yosef Himself Wrote:  Nope. Fans eff stuff up when they know too much. I don't know anything yet I won't complain that I dont.

I get it, but if you know something either eff it up and tell or don't.

Ease up dude. Why can't you just be happy and excited to know some good stuff is coming down the pipe? Details haven't been ironed out yet, so nothing can be said.

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Because your teasing the information is a way for you to show that you are in the in; in essence you are show boating that you have information others aren't privy to. Generally speaking, fans who would like to know, but can't for one reason or another, don't appreciate showboats. Either announce the information when you can, or say nothing about a deal being done. However I suspect you aren't quite modest enough for that.

If that is really what you think then your mind operates on an entirely different level than most people I know. As I said before, just be excited to know there's some great news coming, Stop getting caught up in your own little pitty party and most of all grow up. Besides, as someone who has financially supported the program 40 years I should be privy to more information than someone who doesn't belong to the Yosef Club or has never purchased season tickets.

Again, this is a mentality in which you aren't actually previewing anything. You simply say, "Big News Coming Right Up" but can't divulge information any further. Personally, I suspect the lack of detail provision and the small headlines likely are your Id screaming out for validation. Good ol' Boy clubs tend to operate in the manner you described above; being someone who isn't near 40 years of age, I find the comment about being privy simply for being senior to be a misleading justification.

My point is that either you should give up the information, or say nothing at all. You could easily say that something is in the works, which would be vague enough yet not scream "look at me, I have information about some big news that may or may not be announced this month, next month, or in 12 months; the deal may also fall through".

P.S. Movie trailers are not synonymous with what has been said. What is being said is similar to some actor, from a by gone series of movies, tweeting some cryptic message about a potential reunion.