Observation: Canucks fans obviously have too much time on their hands. 

Why?

1. No championship videos to produce.

2. It's not riot season.

Seen it...3/4 of it is Marchand, and 100% of the footage of Marchand is before he was talked to by the Bruins and told to knock it off. Result: Look at his numbers.

I can make a video of players diving from every team. Thats a fact, I can also make a video of Canuck and Montreal players diving that will be longer than ny other teams video.

sportsnet even had an article on their front page of this for a while. Called CJ a hypocrite. Talk about reaching......

49North still upset over the Bruins cup win ?

 

Why would they have to dive if the refs are already in their pocket?

There's a few things that are funny about this:

1.  Vancouver fans are still obessed with the Bruins.  Have fun with your nerdy videos, we'll enjoy our Cup.

2.  They had to sift through years of games to find a few (questionable) clips of Bruin dives, then fit those clips to audio from other games and situations, and the clips were of the same player.  No need to do all this work, or to make a video of Vancouver or Montreal players diving.  Just watch a game.  ANY game.

3.  The more attention that is drawn to diving the better.  If the refs crack down on diving -- advantage Bruins.  A crackdown on diving is an assault on the gameplan of Montreal and Vancouver, and the desperation to play with a man advantage.  Please, draw more attention to this problem.

4.  Lastly, we won the Cup; you didn't.  Go riot, losers.

My God, the residue from sour grapes still lingers two years later.  The time has long since passed for Canuck fans such as this particular person to let it go.

In response to RichHillOntario's comment:

RHO, watching the Sens v. Leafs game? Mclaren knocked out d. Druizinski with a punch to the nogin...DD is oing to be out for a while...

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My God, the residue from sour grapes still lingers two years later.  The time has long since passed for Canuck fans such as this particular person to let it go.

 

RHO, watching the Sens v. Leafs game? Mclaren knocked out d. Druizinski with a punch to the nogin...DD is oing to be out for a while...

 

 

Hope Orr wrecks Neil (who deserves an instigator minor).

 

In response to dezaruchi's comment:

Neil actually did alright with him. Orr looked gassed....

In response to jmwalters' comment:

Neil just went after him at the end of a shift for Orr. Neil should've got the extra 2 as Orr was given no chance to decline. Neil made a beeline to him in the corner.

In response to dezaruchi's comment:

That's about it. The only way Neil has a chance with him. You could see Orr telling Neil after the fight that it was not over.....

In response to jmwalters' comment:

Neil is a fake tough guy. He certainly likes to pick spots and then act like the heavyweight champ when it's over. I remember when McGratton was with Boston and he said basically the same thing about him.

In response to dezaruchi's comment:

No argument from me there. Hah...I forgot McGratton was a Bruin for a minute.....

In response to jmwalters's comment:

Just tuned it in, jm.  Missed what you described. 

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 Neil just went after him at the end of a shift for Orr. Neil should've got the extra 2 as Orr was given no chance to decline. Neil made a beeline to him in the corner.

 

 

That's about it. The only way Neil has a chance with him. You could see Orr telling Neil after the fight that it was not over.....

 

 

Neil is a fake tough guy. He certainly likes to pick spots and then act like the heavyweight champ when it's over. I remember when McGratton was with Boston and he said basically the same thing about him.

 

 

Sorta like Bieksa and Phaneuf.

 

In response to 50belowzero's comment:

Not sort of 50. More like exactly.

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 Neil just went after him at the end of a shift for Orr. Neil should've got the extra 2 as Orr was given no chance to decline. Neil made a beeline to him in the corner.

 

 

That's about it. The only way Neil has a chance with him. You could see Orr telling Neil after the fight that it was not over.....

 

 

Neil is a fake tough guy. He certainly likes to pick spots and then act like the heavyweight champ when it's over. I remember when McGratton was with Boston and he said basically the same thing about him.

 

 

You're right, dez. 

 

http://prohockeytalk.nbcsports.com/2010/11/01/bruins-enforcer-brian-mcgrattan-does-not-care-much-for-ottawas-chris-neil/  With the departures of Konopka and Carkner, Neil's the Sens' primary slugger. 

In response to RichHillOntario's comment:

It was nasty....check out hockeyfights.com later tonight. They should have it soon. Let's just say Double D will not be playing any time soon....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiUWyI3FuQA

 

Bad news.

I think I can honestly see a look of regret on McLaren's face.

In response to Not-A-Shot's comment:

Yes.  No display of triumph from McLaren

In response to jmwalters's comment:

Just saw it, jm.  You said it; nasty.  Tough to watch him wobble as he was assisted from the ice.

In response to RichHillOntario's comment:

I know that there wasn't the internet at the time, but can you remember as much belly aching by Bruins fans when they lost to Edmonton in '88 and '90?

I was PO'd at the time but always thought it just wasn't our time and looked forward to the next season to start again.

Never had sour grapes for 1 or 2 years!!!

In response to Davinator's comment:

Dave, in their defense, it must be hard to cheer for a team that is tied for Stanley Cups with the Blue Jackets.

In response to Davinator's comment:

We didn't really have the oppportunity to cry about the Oilers.  Right after, we had the Penguins to cry about, and then the Sabres/May and then the lockout and then Petr Tenkrat.