Maybe we can have a hockey pool. If the season starts around the beginning of October perhaps, if we did have one, we could start putting it together mid-late September.
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Hmmm, just thinking about that word 'terrified', on a hockey forum, just doesn't
seem macho enough, could you modify please.:lol:
How about 'pissed'!!!
yet yipes earns no complaint!? lol.
Alright, fine.... crap I'm frickin' freaked!! How's that hockey goddess?
All is well now, we just have to keep up our image.:lol:
tough and abrasive, right,------ oh my, I broke a nail, eeeeek.I'll be back
shortly.;-)
How about some suggestions for the Canuck's captain choice this year.
I'm sure if Sundin comes to Vancouver, he would be obvious choice, but assuming
that he isn't coming, give me your ideas.
I'm sure if Sundin comes to Vancouver, he would be obvious choice, but assuming
that he isn't coming, give me your ideas.
I changed the tag to say NHL Hockey Insider (it was Hockey Goddess), and made your profile Canuck blue.
Willie Mitchell, Ryan Kesler, Matias Ohlund, have been suggested on other boards,
and I won't give my suggestion right now, I want to know what you think.
and I won't give my suggestion right now, I want to know what you think.
Many of us don't go into hybernation throughout the summer, we keep it
going, 'nighty night'.;-)
If the Canucks still use the player-vote system to pick a captain it's hard to say. I like Kesler for the hustle. If the captain is doing it then the younger guys might be motivated by his example.
In my opinion the ideal situation would be, that Sundin shows up and picks up the
captaincy for two years, then either Kesler or Bieksa, (if he is still a canuck) would
be ready.
If Sundin does not come, then one of the older guys. I like
Kesler for his toughness, but I do think he needs to mature a little more first, I
think Bieksa is mature enough, but not sure about his play right now, and there is
always rumours that he will be traded, so he is a question mark.
I'm glad Naslund is gone, not that he played that bad last year, he had enough points, but
someone else needs to be captain, and I didn't think it was right to take it away from him. He has no 'passion' and 'grit' to inspire his players, his long face, and poor body language was depressing.
He will probably play better in New York, no pressure as a captain, and he can blend in, and not
be talked about so much.
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Mmmmm. Celery. I especially like celery with cheese whiz on top.
Why I need a knife and fork for celery is beyond me, but what the heck!:lol:
Oh, Toronto will be in the toilet even if they wanted to win. I am a Leaf fan, but I am not looking forward to the disaster known as the 2008-2009 NHL season.
