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thehip420 Wrote:
tigerthelion Wrote:
thehip420 Wrote:wow, ottawa is really getting fucked in the ass by the refs this series eh? i think that was an early whistle and the goal should have counted.... and how ironic that they couldn't beat the buzzer on that second chance they had at the end of the first.

I can't tell if you are being serious. I'll assume you are kidding. Alfredsson, in the third period, took the dive of the playoffs so far. It was worthy of a gold medal for sure. Fisher slew footed Marty Brodeur, with the most obvious goalie interference yet in the playoffs, which was mysteriously missed by the referees. Yeah, the Sens have it bad. Confusedcratch:

:lol: you got it. aside from all the bullshit going on in that series i gotta admit, its the most entertaining second round matchup to watch. it sucks that the games lone goal (aside form the empty netter) came with brodeur being interfered with but now i guess their even with the allowed buzzer beater goal in game two.... at least Sens fans might look at it this way.

You're right. The timekeeper did screw the Sens. I'll concede that. It's one of the few, and maybe only, times I've seen the Sens on the wrong end of officiating.

The following passage pretty much tells you all you need to know about the Senators and the organization:

Coach Bryan Murray said Brodeur's foot was out of the crease and Fisher was directed toward him by a defenceman, so it was ''accidental contact. They just happened to touch feet.''


Fisher was directed toward him. Yeah, ok. :roll: :roll: :roll:

Mike Fisher added his two cents of unreasonable nonsense:

''I guess I did clip him, but that's part of the game.''

Yeah, Fisher is right. No big deal. Interfering with a goalie and being the only reason the shot went by the goalie isn't that big of a deal. No, it was nothing really. It's not like it was a scoreless game at the time or anything. It's not like the Sens were being stoned by Brodeur and couldn't get anything past him when they were abiding by the rules and regulations of the game. :? :? :?

I can only imagine the amount of spit coming out of Murray's mouth if it had been the other way around and Emery was blatantly interfered with, directly resulting in a goal.
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