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#2

the look on their faces is priceless...at least it was only a replica trophy

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#3

From the moment it fell to when they finally picked it back up must have seemed like an eternity on the ice, yeah priceless. They were like: "what the?"

Glad it didn't break on his head right at the start...That would have been aweful, and a whole 'nuther story.
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#4

I was there Sunday, and will say, I was quite impressed with the Kitchener fans until the point when this happened, when numerous anti-American comments were made. Guess it doesn't matter that the kid was from Calgary.

Surprisingly, it was louder than London in 2005. Thought that would be hard to top. London was a better party though, with it being down town and all.

Cheers,

Pat
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