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- Jul 20, 2007
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He just needs to learn how to say “I must break you”
He looks just like Lane on forward...constantly attacking defenders. These little kids are so gross these daysI love the way this guy skates... he's just sick.
Yeah, they are similar in hey they seem to be able to navigate traffic and dipsy doodle. Hutson is actually a little flashier - which is saying a lot.He looks just like Lane on forward...constantly attacking defenders. These little kids are so gross these days
He just needs to learn how to say “I must break you”
To be doing so early at this stage a few things need to be happening in Demidov’s head:
Demigod is learning french
The ones that still call him “knocked kneed” skater need to get their heads out their ass.yet I've seen a few 'scouts' say its one of his weaknesses. Idiots
It’s possible that he doesn’t stride the way others do or lacks top speed or whatever… I haven’t seen him play much. But the way he dipsy doodles and glides sideways on those skates is pretty fun to watch. He and Hutson are going to make Montreal hockey exciting again.yet I've seen a few 'scouts' say its one of his weaknesses. Idiots
We need the same GIF with “Khe lose” as a caption.He just needs to learn how to say “I must break you”
Why the heck was the story blocked and I had to click something to view it ?
Demigod is learning french
Franchise player?Gorton :
Demidov :
To be doing so early at this stage a few things need to be happening in Demidov’s head:
1- He needs to already be so sure about his talent that he’ll have a long career in the NHL
2- He needs to really know that he wants to play in Montreal for years
3- He needs to know that Montreal will keep him for a very long time
None of our top-10 picks in the last 30 years could say the same. This is in the cap world not in the 1950s. Even Slafkovsky was better served just focusing on improving his shortcomings to make it for sure.
To be perfectly honest, I don’t think that will be the difference for him having a date or not on a given Saturday night.yet I've seen a few 'scouts' say its one of his weaknesses. Idiots
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4. He's seen the young french poon in Montreal and this made speaking the language a priority.
I know which number I'm betting on
Well it’s impressive some Russian and foreign players spend a career in the NHL and don’t even speak English as well as Demidov so he’s obviously very sharp. The extent for some players is: « I shoot. I shoot. I score ».I think you're looking too much into it.
From interviews Demidov comes across as a very worldly and curious person. Can't say the same for most players...who, frankly, are insulated meat-heads.
He knows he's gonna be in Montreal... so, shit!, how cool would it be to learn French!.
I think fans in Montreal are gonna love him.
Well it’s impressive some Russian and foreign players spend a career in the NHL and don’t even speak English as well as Demidov so he’s obviously very sharp. The extent for some players is: « I shoot. I shoot. I score ».
They probably/hopefully we’re referring to tip speed which maybe the only thing that isn’t world beating. Shot too but he seems to have made strides thereyet I've seen a few 'scouts' say its one of his weaknesses. Idiots
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4. He's seen the young french poon in Montreal and this made speaking the language a priority.
I know which number I'm betting on
Ivan Demidov is a Hab
Between you and me, are there really six better offsensive players on SKA??? If so, Habs need to sign all 6 as soon as possible, we’ll have a dynastySKA just traded another young player in the final year of his contract (Sinyatkin); presumably to get him more ice time. Sinyatkin had no chance on SKA's roster, maybe he will with Kunlun.
I envision the same treatment for Demidov in the event Rotenberg is too idiotic not to play him.
Well it’s impressive some Russian and foreign players spend a career in the NHL and don’t even speak English as well as Demidov so he’s obviously very sharp. The extent for some players is: « I shoot. I shoot. I score ».
Yeah that is my read of the situation as well. I'm sure quite a few of us would also try to learn the language a bit beforehand if we were moving to a different country. I admire his curiosity though!I think you're looking too much into it.
From interviews Demidov comes across as a very worldly and curious person. Can't say the same for most players...who, frankly, are insulated meat-heads.
He knows he's gonna be in Montreal... so, shit!, how cool would it be to learn French!.
I think fans in Montreal are gonna love him.