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cferneyh Wrote:After all the chirping I had to endure this season from my Habs-fan friends, I couldn't be happier with the beat-down they are taking.

If only the Blues had done the same to the 'nucks......

Ya & if only the Leafs were a respectable team... a lot of "If only's" in the NHL this year... well, over 42 years of "If only's" for the leafs
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cferneyh Wrote:After all the chirping I had to endure this season from my Habs-fan friends, I couldn't be happier with the beat-down they are taking.

Oh, yes, it's pretty painful. But in the real world the first seed only gets upset by a team on the upswing, and the Habs, with their injuries, are definitely not on the upswing. So it goes.
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I'm loving this Bruins domination over the Canadiens. We have been the better team all year and we are proving it in the playoffs. We are better, plain and simple. We have better goaltending,defense,scoring,PP,PK, and coaching. Last night was Montreal's last chance to get into this series they played with lots of emotion and energy in the 1st period, but that stupid penalty cost them. Price has no confidence and I can't believe they played him again last night....

I'm sure we will see comments posting by hab fans stating "too many injuries" !!
Montreal is losing to Boston because we are a good team built for the playoffs. Montreal is too small and not enough talent. When you lose Markov and your team is screwed because he is your best defenseman that is a ridiculous.

Many, many times over the years I have had to endure the heartbreak of watching these Canadiens beat my Bruins as recently as last year (which in my biased opinion we should have won). Many, not all Canadiens fans are great when winning but no so great when getting their asses handed to them.


Go Bruins Go !!

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Congratulations you almost won a series to a team playing like garbage going in the wrong direction right now and not to use the excuse because they probably still would have lost but missing there best player and defense man Markov!

You Boston fans sound like you won the Cup...Its a long road let's see if we still are hearing you gloat in a month...Ya I doubt it :roll:

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Nice to see Ryder get the winner
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I'm hearing a little voice that sounds a lot like certain Buffalo fans of two years ago, who are now invisible ... "we" this, "we" that, blah, blah, blah.

Save the triumphant parade for when "you've" won the Cup.
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f-ing a!! fleury was in some kind of zone tonight

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inchanhourtragicallyhip Wrote:not enough talent.

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Boston could win the cup twice this year, and they would still suck ass like a vacuum at a donkey show.
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... someone piss in your corn flakes ?
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redhill Wrote:... someone piss in your corn flakes ?

nope we Hab fans are just used to pissing in the ruins cornflakes every Spring
If it wasn’t for that bird dog Wren stumbling upon Georgian Bay’s greatest gift to hockey one day in Gananoque the ruins would be closing in on 70 years sans Stanley rather then 40
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gotcha...

i'm old enough that my memory kicks over to the Habs that dominated year in and out
..it has made for a great rivalry over the years though

Personally , I'd rather see a series go the distance

If you follow a team long enough , you will get both ends of the spectrum , as well as
the blahs in the middle
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Don't mind us it is just painful and we are very passionate fans Cry

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want to be a thought that's never done
want to shake your faith in human nature
want to break the hearts of everyone
want to be your wheezing screen door
want to be your stars of Algonquin
want to be your roaring floorboard
want to break the hearts of everyone
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redhill Wrote:..it has made for a great rivalry over the years though

:thumb:

imo the best in hockey over the last 30 or so years
-- though there were some great Montreal/Quebec games back in the day

and even though HNIC tries to sell it (like cars and beer) every reg. season game , the HABS/leafs rivalry means nothing to me

...as far as I am concerned the buds are just another 1967 expansion team without a cup :lol:
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laliber Wrote:
redhill Wrote:..it has made for a great rivalry over the years though

:thumb:

imo the best in hockey over the last 30 or so years
-- though there were some great Montreal/Quebec games back in the day

and even though HNIC tries to sell it (like cars and beer) every reg. season game , the HABS/leafs rivalry means nothing to me

...as far as I am concerned the buds are just another 1967 expansion team without a cup :lol:

Ya, the leafs haven't been much of a competitor. But, I think the rivalry still exists; just in a lesser form. Grabovsky vs. Kostitsyn has amped it up a bit of late!
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Oh ya, big bad battle of the sissies.
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