Something that happens almost every night ... put your torches and pitchforks down and step away from the keyboard.
no it isn't, its a cowardly act that a pathetic loser commits.
Something that happens almost every night ... put your torches and pitchforks down and step away from the keyboard.
As a Caps fan, I don't think that the Pens goon it up when they lose, but they become just like a bunch of angry wasps. If you get too close to them, they'll attack.
They become frustrated too easily.
no it isn't, its a cowardly act that a pathetic loser commits.
Actually they don't. Do pens fans even watch other teams? There is no doubt that they are one of, if not, the dirtiest/chirpiest teams in the league.
no it isn't, its a cowardly act that a pathetic loser commits.
I'm sure you have data to back up your peer reviewed study ...
Actually they do. Do typical HFB posters just stick their heads in the sand when other teams do it?
So I guess you missed that one game where Ray Emery assaulted Holtby?
Something that happens almost every night ... put your torches and pitchforks down and step away from the keyboard.
that thing that happened a year ago? that's your proof that this a common act? you just proved my point.
Lol "do you have statistical evidence??" You're done here Pens fans. Everyone else notices it. You have a cheap team. Get over the conspiracy theory.
Name has nothing to do with it. It's the fact a 3rd man came in throwing punches at someone on the ice that can't even see them.I wouldn't confuse frustration with "gooning it up."
In that last scrum, the Penguin who sort of started it after Brouwer hit Letang was David Perron. That's not exactly gooning it up.
Even if they were "gooning it up" so what? It's been in hockey forever and now all of the sudden it's a despicable act?
Actually they don't. Do pens fans even watch other teams? There is no doubt that they are one of, if not, the dirtiest/chirpiest teams in the league.
Which proves you have no proof at all.![]()
Apples and oranges copernicus. That was an example of gooning it up. A scrum (which is what I stated) is a common occurrence, does happen quite often. You really should pay attention.
that thing that happened a year ago? that's your proof that this a common act? you just proved my point.