I LOVE lamp......amazing how different this team is with only getzlaf back, imagine kesler, then imagine being fully healthy
A guy in the replies said Roy-luigi which tbh I like more
Waterbug. His last name is pronounced "wah"Perhaps I'm dense but Roy-terbug doesn't make sense to me. Anyone care to explain??
Waterbug. His last name is pronounced "wah"
That part im not so sure about, maybe because he's all over the ice like a waterbug does on water?Right, but what's significant about Waterbug??
they are relentlessRight, but what's significant about Waterbug??
Right, but what's significant about Waterbug??
And Perry a wormSo Kase is an Energizer Bunny, and Roy is a Waterbug.
Really good win to start the trip.
A guy in the replies said Roy-luigi which tbh I like more
It was ''Roy-terbug'' with Roy being pronounced in french as it should. Cool, it is actually a good nickname except I`ve never seen an actual waterbug with moves LIKE THATNot sure if this helps, but on Duck's Live after the game, Fowler said the team calls him the Waterbug. The tweets not loading for me, not sure if it's in the tweet.
That part im not so sure about, maybe because he's all over the ice like a waterbug does on water?
That's pretty much the exact line up I want to see right now if we get healthy. But would also rely on RC being able to play 4 lines which I'm not convinced of.I don't think having Ritchie on the 4th line is a bad idea for the rest of this season when he's healthy anyway. We could have some serious talent in the top 9.
Roy-Getzlaf-Perry
Cogs-Kes-Silf
Rakell-Henrique-Kase
Ritchie-Vermette-Wagner
We`re getting a Zoo here boys
Good win, team is certainly starting to resemble a solid hockey team with players slowly coming back from injury (somewhat at least).
That's pretty much the exact line up I want to see right now if we get healthy. But would also rely on RC being able to play 4 lines which I'm not convinced of.
We`re getting a Zoo here boys
Flying roaches? **** that!Here in Texas, a waterbug is an extremely large (1" to 2") flying roach.