AT68 said:
I started watching the Devils from their first ever game until about two years ago.
I rarely missed a home match despite running a business 2 hours drive away from Cardiff for ten of those years.
I attended SORAC evening meetings driving those distances in very heavy rain, attended council meetings, marched through the City centre to campaign for our rink.
We were an incredible team with incredible supporters in the noisiest ice rink (WNIR) that I've witnessed.
It really saddens me to read what this club, that I loved so much, has become.
It could be argued that the poor fan attitude is a by product of years of poor ownership.
It makes it very difficult for an owner to run the business, but it can also improve the business as passionate fans draw new fans to the sport, fans moaning but still coming to the games is far better than people simply walking away and never returning.
I have only been to one game in the BBT, I moved abroad and on return went, I found it poor value for money and saddening, especially coming from being a fan from virtually the beginning of the sport in the late 80's to being a season ticket holder from the early 90's.
For hockey to survive in Cardiff and move forward we need the attitude and passion back, not only within the fans, but also it needs to be within the owners, managements & it would be nice from the mainstream media and to be visible by actions, not amateur interviews and post apocalyptic player views on the web.
The Devil Inside needs to be awakened in Cardiff.