 Only 11,372 fans attended what would turn out to be the team's last home game played under the Concordes nickname.Making matters even worse for the Concordes was that its nickname offended management at one of Montreal's most prominent corporations.As a major aviation manufacturer, Bombardier had been a prominent sponsor of the Alouettes, but it refused to have anything to do with a football team named for an aircraft built by one of its competitors, the now-defunct French-based Aérospatiale.