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By Kilworthfox, in General Football and Sport

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Basingstoke Fox

Basingstoke Fox

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I love NHL, it's great!

Speed

Goals

Violence

1 thing the USA & Canada have got which I wish we had :thumbup:

Wow when i saw NHL thread coming up I wasnt expecting anything nearly that good! :giggle:

Bisons are probably going down this season :unsure:

Basingstoke Fox

Basingstoke Fox

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Shoosh your the only 1 interested in NHL other than me don't mock me when I'm mid flow :giggle:

Ovechkin goal

Tell me how he did this?

:o Wow

By the way I have a little confession to make. Im not THAT interested in NHL Football Rugby Moto Gp and F1 are better IMO but ive got nothing better to do at the moment but make posts like this that dont really go anywhere so i hope you enjoyed reading this :)

Kilworthfox

Kilworthfox

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:o Wow

By the way I have a little confession to make. Im not THAT interested in NHL Football Rugby Moto Gp and F1 are better IMO but ive got nothing better to do at the moment but make posts like this that dont really go anywhere so i hope you enjoyed reading this :)

I did :thumbup::crylaugh:

How about a fight?

Or another?

Daggers

Daggers

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I like hockey.

Basketball sucks donkey nobs - hockey rules.

I'm drunk and I think we should have music like they do at hockey...and now I understand where all the crap ideas came from that fooked up our game.

Damn booze - damn it to hell! :angry:

Basingstoke Fox

Basingstoke Fox

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Played NHL 2004 on PS2 yesterday :worship: it was good but i cant now because I have to go to London

Anyone else have NHL 07 on xbox 360?

And yeah Basketball is crap! Also how can people like NFL its so stop start and all they do is run into eachother, stop, take 10 minutes to get ready and then do it again I watched that one at Wembley and it did my head in!

Jordan

Jordan

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The 2008 Stanley Cup Playoffs begin tomorrow...

LET'S GO, RANGERS!

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I've got four tickets for tomorrow night's New Jersey Devils vs. New York Rangers playoff opener at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ... my friends and I will be part of the army of Rangers fans that will be crossing the Hudson River into what is really enemy territory, although there's a good chance Rangers fans will be the majority. Rangers fans are buying more and more tickets for Joisey's home games while all of precious playoff tickets for Madison Square Garden already have owners.

Richter

Sparky

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Not many sports i dont like but Basketball and American Football i just cant get in to , can just about watch ice hockey without getting the razor blades out

Jordan

Jordan

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Crosby & Malkin - pure dynamite! I only hope Sid the Kid stays healthy.

The other 15 teams in the playoffs don't! :D

Kilworthfox

Kilworthfox

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The 2008 Stanley Cup Playoffs begin tomorrow...

LET'S GO, RANGERS!

rangers-main.jpg

I've got four tickets for tomorrow night's New Jersey Devils vs. New York Rangers playoff opener at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ... my friends and I will be part of the army of Rangers fans that will be crossing the Hudson River into what is really enemy territory, although there's a good chance Rangers fans will be the majority. Rangers fans are buying more and more tickets for Joisey's home games while all of precious playoff tickets for Madison Square Garden already have owners.

Richter

Nuff said! bure still fookin legend tho :thumbup:

Rangers will struggle in post season IMHO :unsure: They need Bure back :whistle:

Jordan

Jordan

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Nuff said! bure still fookin legend tho :thumbup:

Rangers will struggle in post season IMHO :unsure: They need Bure back :whistle:

I'm sure the Rangers' medical staff would love to see Pavel Bure again and catch up on all the intimate moments they had during Pasha's short stay in New York. Bure was a hell of a player and should be in the Hockey Hall of Fame, but his fragile knee fell apart not long after he was dealt to the Rangers and that trade epitomized the Blueshirts' consistent and costly failure from '97 to '04.

If there were a Vodka Drinking Hall of Fame, he'd be elected on the first ballot. :mrgreen:

I think the Rangers--both in style of play and personnel--are evenly matched with the Devils and all of the stats and the results between the two teams this season (Rangers won 7 and lost one in a shootout, but all wins were close and three of their wins were in OT or shootout). When they met in the playoffs in 2006, the Devils were on fire and the Rangers were falling apart (lost five in a row to end the season to slip to 6th, Henrik Lundqvist was injured and suffering from migraines and Jaromir Jagr hurt his shoulder in Game One because he was acting like a retard). Everybody knew the Rangers were a dead team skating. It's a lot different this time around--the Rangers are a chic pick amongst the pundits to be the Eastern Conference's surprise team--and I think the Blueshirts will squeeze out a hard-fought win in six games and retake top-dog status in the NY metro area... but they might not have enough gas in their tank to make a big run beyond the first round.

The three-way rivalry between the Rangers, Devils and New York Islanders is unique in North American sports and IMO the hatred between the organizations and fans is very much underrated outside of the NY metro area and the hockey world.

I have all day to get ready for the game tonight. LGR.

Kilworthfox

Kilworthfox

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I'm sure the Rangers' medical staff would love to see Pavel Bure again and catch up on all the intimate moments they had during Pasha's short stay in New York. Bure was a hell of a player and should be in the Hockey Hall of Fame, but his fragile knee fell apart not long after he was dealt to the Rangers and that trade epitomized the Blueshirts' consistent and costly failure from '97 to '04.

If there were a Vodka Drinking Hall of Fame, he'd be elected on the first ballot. :mrgreen:

I think the Rangers--both in style of play and personnel--are evenly matched with the Devils and all of the stats and the results between the two teams this season (Rangers won 7 and lost one in a shootout, but all wins were close and three of their wins were in OT or shootout). When they met in the playoffs in 2006, the Devils were on fire and the Rangers were falling apart (lost five in a row to end the season to slip to 6th, Henrik Lundqvist was injured and suffering from migraines and Jaromir Jagr hurt his shoulder in Game One because he was acting like a retard). Everybody knew the Rangers were a dead team skating. It's a lot different this time around--the Rangers are a chic pick amongst the pundits to be the Eastern Conference's surprise team--and I think the Blueshirts will squeeze out a hard-fought win in six games and retake top-dog status in the NY metro area... but they might not have enough gas in their tank to make a big run beyond the first round.

The three-way rivalry between the Rangers, Devils and New York Islanders is unique in North American sports and IMO the hatred between the organizations and fans is very much underrated outside of the NY metro area and the hockey world.

I have all day to get ready for the game tonight. LGR.

Well said! I'm just awaiting a season where the Blackhawks actually get into the playoffs :angry:

Been shit ever since I decided they were my team! Fookin 15 years and fook all >_<

Jordan

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Well said! I'm just awaiting a season where the Blackhawks actually get into the playoffs :angry:

Been shit ever since I decided they were my team! Fookin 15 years and fook all >_<

You won't have to wait long. With some promising young players--particularly forwards Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews--and the legendary Denis Savard as head coach, the 'hawks have the potential to be a good team in the coming years. They narrowly missed out on the playoffs this year after a miserable season in 2006/07 and I think they'll show more improvement next season, too.

I had a great time in and around the Prudential Center, or "The Rock," last night. Rangers take a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven!

--Back-and-forth "Let's go, Rangers" and "Let's go, Devils" chants at the bar before the game.

--I'd never been to the new Prudential Center, and it's a beautiful arena (too nice for Newark and the Devils!)

--It looked like the crowd was 2/3 Devils fans, 1/3 Rangers, but it sounded the other way around.

--The first two periods were typically tense, but the Rangers broke it open in the third for a 4-1 win in Game One.

--We chanted for Scott Gomez, who spent his entire career in Jersey before bolting across the Hudson River to sign with the rival Rangers, all game long to taunt the Devils fans who boo him every time he touches the puck. This was made even better by Gomez having a great game and a big hand in the first three goals.

--All of the Devils fans leaving when Sean Avery made it 3-1 with less than three minutes to go was a great sight.

--Rangers fans took over Newark's Penn Station after the game. The whole building was ringing with chants and our "goal song"*. It all continued throughout the short train ride back to Manhattan's Penn Station, the next-door neighbor of Madison Square Garden, "The World's Most Famous Arena" and the home of the NEW YORK RANGERS. I think the conductors decided it just wasn't worth it to check tickets, and they were right. It was ridiculous on the trains. This is about the closest it gets in the U.S. to an English local derby atmosphere.

(*- The "words" to the goal song are,

WHOA-OH-OOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH!

WHOA-OH-OOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH!

WHOA-OH-OOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH!

WHOA-OH-OOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH!

HEY! HEY! HEY, HEY, HEY!

HEY! HEY! HEY, HEY, HEY!

HEY! HEY! HEY, HEY, HEY!

HEY! HEY! HEY, HEY, HEY! :P)

Kilworthfox

Kilworthfox

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You won't have to wait long. With some promising young players--particularly forwards Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews--and the legendary Denis Savard as head coach, the 'hawks have the potential to be a good team in the coming years. They narrowly missed out on the playoffs this year after a miserable season in 2006/07 and I think they'll show more improvement next season, too.

I had a great time in and around the Prudential Center, or "The Rock," last night. Rangers take a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven!

--Back-and-forth "Let's go, Rangers" and "Let's go, Devils" chants at the bar before the game.

--I'd never been to the new Prudential Center, and it's a beautiful arena (too nice for Newark and the Devils!)

--It looked like the crowd was 2/3 Devils fans, 1/3 Rangers, but it sounded the other way around.

--The first two periods were typically tense, but the Rangers broke it open in the third for a 4-1 win in Game One.

--We chanted for Scott Gomez, who spent his entire career in Jersey before bolting across the Hudson River to sign with the rival Rangers, all game long to taunt the Devils fans who boo him every time he touches the puck. This was made even better by Gomez having a great game and a big hand in the first three goals.

--All of the Devils fans leaving when Sean Avery made it 3-1 with less than three minutes to go was a great sight.

--Rangers fans took over Newark's Penn Station after the game. The whole building was ringing with chants and our "goal song"*. It all continued throughout the short train ride back to Manhattan's Penn Station, the next-door neighbor of Madison Square Garden, "The World's Most Famous Arena" and the home of the NEW YORK RANGERS. I think the conductors decided it just wasn't worth it to check tickets, and they were right. It was ridiculous on the trains. This is about the closest it gets in the U.S. to an English local derby atmosphere.

(*- The "words" to the goal song are,

WHOA-OH-OOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH!

WHOA-OH-OOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH!

WHOA-OH-OOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH!

WHOA-OH-OOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH!

HEY! HEY! HEY, HEY, HEY!

HEY! HEY! HEY, HEY, HEY!

HEY! HEY! HEY, HEY, HEY!

HEY! HEY! HEY, HEY, HEY! :P)

Wow we need you boys at the walkers :giggle::whistle:

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