I'd rather watch the NFL, where the CFL's best players, such as Ricky Ray are third stringers on the New York Jets.shekki said:Go watch your baseball then.
Injektilo said:How is this thread not closed yet? Seriously mods, this is an embarasment to HF.
Well seeing how the lowest paid mlb player is probably making more than the top paid NHL player, ill have to disagree..Beach Boy said:haha..baseball's not even a sport
Bryanbryoil said:Good, now Russians and Canadians can talk **** to each-other. I'm a dual citizen so I feel like kicking my own *** after all of this crap!!!
Do you not think that people should be allowed to fight like dogs?Injektilo said:How is this thread not closed yet? Seriously mods, this is an embarasment to HF.
Nfumass said:Well seeing how the lowest paid mlb player is probably making more than the top paid NHL player, ill have to disagree..
Summed up my thoughts perfectly. Booing a 18 year old kid like that is also disgusting.Tricolore#20 said:I have to agree somewhat as a Canadian. What upsets me about it is that these are KIDS. They are not professional players (for the most part) and don't deserve the poor treatment. I really felt bad for Walt Kyle. He is a classy guy and deserves better. In other sports, Canadians probably feel Americans are arrogant and selfish (guys like Roenick, Tkachuk, Chelios, etc probably didn't help that). However, this is a completely different team full of kids. I wish the anti-American sentiments weren't so intense in Vancouver.
Seachd said:Of course not. What do neighbours have to do with anything?
So because of geography, Canada and US hockey teams and fans should all be buddies? There's a reason teams don't come onto the ice holding hands.
Joe Hallenback said:Go and look before this tourny started all you will find is post after post about how this US team is the greatest team in the world, Kessel is god and Johnson is god in waiting,the US will have the top 100 selections in the draft blah blah blah. It gets kinda sickening after awhile and people start wanting to see you fail.
shekki said:Because, Canada beating Russia and the Americans losing is the best thing ever. Don't forget last year.
Pathfinder said:Contrary to what some of the U.S. fans think. Canadians do not hate America.![]()
tape-2-tape said:Big difference between pros and college kids...don't you think??....nowhere near the same. The NHL's best vs Russia's best. US College Kids vs Russia's best. Do the math.
RawrNYR2 said:Oh, uh, I got it. THANKS. I wasn't talking about any NHL teams, I figured that would be clear since I didn't even mention them. But my point was I would rather root for Canada over Russia, but arrogant ahole fans like the many I've come across in here and heard on the tv make it really hard. It has nothing to do with being buddy buddy with the neighbors, just would rather root for a NA team over a European one first.
Yeah, the way some Canadians are acting, we arrogant americans aren't allowed to defend ourselves!NBHABSFAN said:And you wonder why some Boo?? The Attitude
Joe Hallenback said:Ill tell you why everyone was cheering for the Russians. Ill use the microcosim of this board as an example.
Go and look before this tourny started all you will find is post after post about how this US team is the greatest team in the world, Kessel is god and Johnson is god in waiting,the US will have the top 100 selections in the draft blah blah blah. It gets kinda sickening after awhile and people start wanting to see you fail.
I like the US team and wanted to see them do well at the start but as of today Im glad there out and I dont quite know how I feel about that because I HATE the russians.
Kessel is good and will be the number 1 pick but as of right now hes no Crosby but will be a great player one day like Mike Modano.
Erik Johnson is very good and a few years will be anchoring someones defence. Same thing with Jack Johnson.
I dont know what else to say
Rush5Collapse5 said:They're probably from "east-van". That's like the workers for the working class. They have trouble tying their shoes much less knowing what to cheer for.