Well the nfl made 16 BILLION last year. If your asking me if roughly 35 percent of the the employed population fuelled the majority of those earnings I'd have to say no I dont think most football fans are blue collar (which is kind of an archaic term btw).
But beyond that its completely stereotypical and insulting on both sides of the equation to suggest that white collar fans are "meek", "drink wine" and somehow dont know the rules because they "don't know when to get loud". So I guess we are left to believe that blue collar workers are violent, beer drinking football lovers who scream alot? Cmon....
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That's a pretty big leap. Do you disagree that most football fans are blue collar compared to white collar? I don't. That isn't to say there aren't "any" white collar types but we're talking about the majority.
It isn't that women aren't welcome but generally speaking, women aren't as interested in football as men. Which is fine. It's also fine to try and cultivate a more diverse crowd but at some point, you are doing so at the expense of your base. Perhaps it would be more profitable for the Rams to become the Ewes. Anything's possible.
But for a team that has expressed interest in international branding and becoming a Cowboys like attraction, their choice to focus on the "LA" and not the "Rams" is highly questionable.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/06/2020 09:54PM by PHDram.
