**** "stealth nation"! WE'RE GOING IN BOYS!

[Wezil]

Originally posted by Grandpa Troll


I grew up a Boston Bruins fans in the 60's and 70's..aka Broadstreet Bullies

[Winston]

It's the ugliest looking sports trophy there is. Odds are any dents will actually improve its appearance.

[Richelieu]

The Habs vs The Red Army: Dec 31, 1975. Probably the best game of hockey i've ever seen! (If it wasn't for Dryden's worn out catching glove we'd have won 3-1 )
And Tretiak became a legend that night.

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Wezil

Thats what happens when your on meds

My thought and my typing didnt match

I was going to complete the sentenc aka broadstreet bullies cam looking and found out about Bobby Orr,Dallas Smith,Derek Sanderson,Wayne Cashman,Kenny Hode,Johnny Bucyk and Phil Esposito and saw the were not intimidated

mu bad

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Richelieu
The Habs vs The Red Army: Dec 31, 1975. Probably the best game of hockey i've ever seen! (If it wasn't for Dryden's worn out catching glove we'd have won 3-1 )
And Tretiak became a legend that night.

Tretiak is my favorite all time goalie

followed by Dryden then Tony Esposito an d then Bernie Parent

[Asher]

Re: **** "stealth nation"! WE'RE GOING IN BOYS!

Originally posted by Richelieu


I've had enough of those ****ing Americans!



I don't go and piss on the Vietnam war memorial do I? What's the matter with these guys!!!

...freakin' barbarians...

Are you serious?

In 1924, members of the Montreal Canadiens, en route to celebrate their win at owner Leo Dandurand's home, left it by the road after repairing a flat tire.

In 1962, the Toronto Maple Leafs won the Stanley Cup. During a party after the win, the trophy was dropped in a bonfire and badly damaged. It was repaired at the expense of the team.

In 1987, the Edmonton Oilers' Mark Messier took it to his favourite club in his hometown of St. Albert, Alberta and let fans drink out of it. It wound up slightly bent in various places for unknown reasons. It was repaired at a local automotive shop, and shipped back to the Hockey Hall of Fame.

Carpet bomb all three cities.

[snoopy369]

Guess Calgary needs to win it more so they can desecrate it adequately also?

[Grandpa Troll]

Thanks Asher

The counrymen of Canada have a special place in my heart, my grandmother was born Charlottetwon P.E.I., she was an Arsenault

So that being said, chose to not address this

But, Canada needs the Lord Stanley Cup, so lets get together and win it back across the border

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by snoopy369
Guess Calgary needs to win it more so they can desecrate it adequately also?

Go get 'em Snoopy

[Asher]

Originally posted by snoopy369
Guess Calgary needs to win it more so they can desecrate it adequately also?

Calgary treats it with so much respect that people don't even know Calgary has won the cup about 65 times. Actually, the only times Calgary doesn't win it is when it is desecrated by lesser teams.

[Asher]

Speaking of Chicago:

In the Chicago Stadium, in the spring of 1961, the Montreal Canadiens were losing the final game of a Playoff series to the Chicago Blackhawks. A Montreal fan in the stands was upset, so he left his seat, ran down to the front lobby and broke into the glass showcase where the Stanley Cup was on display. He grabbed the Cup, hoisted it over his shoulders and made for the exit before he was arrested. In court, he explained his behaviour to the judge: "Your Honour, I was simply bringing the Cup back to Montreal where it belongs.

[Grandpa Troll]

Let me take a trek back in history

Isnt Calgary the Flames?

If so, are they the former Atlanta Flames who were coached by our beloved Boom Boom Geofrion, Montreal great?

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Asher
Speaking of Chicago:

In the Chicago Stadium, in the spring of 1961, the Montreal Canadiens were losing the final game of a Playoff series to the Chicago Blackhawks. A Montreal fan in the stands was upset, so he left his seat, ran down to the front lobby and broke into the glass showcase where the Stanley Cup was on display. He grabbed the Cup, hoisted it over his shoulders and made for the exit before he was arrested. In court, he explained his behaviour to the judge: "Your Honour, I was simply bringing the Cup back to Montreal where it belongs.

Excellent!

[Cort Haus]

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[Will9]

Originally posted by Cort Haus
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You beat me to it