Why are we still here?
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The Great Weal
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I'm only looking forward to the draft. Besides that, nothing really.
NORiculous
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Because I like hockey and the Habs more then the people who operate it. Losing and hard moments happen but its part of what makes winning special and it is included in what I love: Hockey.
Cheers,
Shabs
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ahmedou
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Habs Icing
Formerly Onice
Although I've re-named MB The Idiot, I would wait on that rumour. We have enough blame to lay at The Idiot's feet. We don't need to start reacting to rumours.
Also, I'm hoping against hope that The Idiot has just gone through a bad 18 month span of bad luck and poor decisions. I'm praying that he'll wake up.
And if that doesn't happen, I'm still a Habs' fan.
I’m definitely intrigued by the draft, especially the lottery itself. One of, if not the only thing, that gives me any semblance of hope.
Get what your saying, I love hockey too. Cheering for the Habs is all I know. However, my level of hate for the organization is starting to balloon to a point I’m not sure i want to keep cheering for them.
Bring Bak Damphousse
Fire Bergevin...into the Sun
I guess I stay because I know that eventually we’ll get through this, and it will make winning feel even better. But its not easy, I’ve never not cared about the habs the way I do now.
I only watched about 1 hour of NHL hockey this season.
I've already checked out. I don't care anymore, and probably won't ever again.
I've already checked out. I don't care anymore, and probably won't ever again.
Grate n Colorful Oz
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Talent sets the floor, character sets the ceiling.
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Fifty years of cheering for a team is hard to give up. As my interest in the Habs has waned, sadly so has my interest in hockey. Much rather watch NFL. Cannot wait for the foreskin to be fired, circumcised, cut out the waste. Cannot wait for the brit milah.
i bet you leafs fans said that multiple times in their lifetime, and not a single one of those people stayed true to their word now that they are good, one day who knows when(unless we get dahlin to speed things up) this team will be good again and everyone will have long forgotten about marcy marc and the stupid bunch
I have been a die hard since 1971. During Desert Storm in the middle of a conflict I was trying to get Habs scores! I am that much of a fan!
Last night it hit me that Bergevin and Molson have finally gotten me to sway away from this franchise. I am the guy who has flown around the country to see the Habs live. What gives me some hope is that I am not alone in my frustrations when it comes to the lack of direction of this team.
With every stupid move, with the constant lack of accountability (firing horrible employees) I am getting pushed further and further away.
Nicely done Geoff
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schnapshot
Mendoza baby
Because eventually, if the Habs keep sucking, Bergevin will be gone. And all will be fine because that will be the end of the country club.
Crusher117
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I watched maybe 8 games this season at the beginning of it. Gave up on the team. Still following the team cuz I thought we'd fire Bergevin after the disaster year and early exit last year. This did not happen. I'll follow the team until July 2nd. If I am not satisfied I will be done with this team.
I'v officially watched more playoff games in 3 days then I have watched Habs games this season. Only missed Ana vs San Jose so far. And these start of the playoff remind me why I love hockey. I'll keep cheering for the Jets as I've been following them since they came back and forget about the habs.
Can't believe I used to watch almost every game. Always bought a 5 game package too. All that went out the window when they trade PK.
Curse you Bergevin.
I'v officially watched more playoff games in 3 days then I have watched Habs games this season. Only missed Ana vs San Jose so far. And these start of the playoff remind me why I love hockey. I'll keep cheering for the Jets as I've been following them since they came back and forget about the habs.
Can't believe I used to watch almost every game. Always bought a 5 game package too. All that went out the window when they trade PK.
Curse you Bergevin.
Shabs
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Friend, don’t despair. These are dark times for the habs to be sure, and it’s frustrating that two buffoons are at the helm, but it looks like you have been through tougher situations than this. Next season is win-win for everybody: bozovin pulls off a miracle and the habs have a good season or the habs tank again and he’s gone.
That Habs Fan
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Shabs
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The day he is fired, we should all get together for drinks
... at jaffy’s house
I'm a Habs fan and probably will always be, c'est dans mon sang. The fact that management have been able to turn me off from the team as much as I am right now is incredible. I never tought it would happen.
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lo striver
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I swithed to watching EPL, La Liga & football in general and have not spent a penny on Canadiens since 2015. I even flew to England last year to watch 2 matches instead.
Not watching this cheat show untill the Org makes changes and builds an offence first team.
Not watching this cheat show untill the Org makes changes and builds an offence first team.
The day he is fired, we should all get together for drinks
... at jaffy’s house
There could be a royal rumble if any of us look at his Romanian GF.
hotcarle
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Because I'm a Montrealer . If I were a Bostonian I'd be a Bruins fan, as bad as that feels to me to say.
grew up a habs fan
spent some cherished childhood times watching games with my grandfather, who passed away when i was still young
irrational emotional connection to the bleu blanc rouge runs deep, and keeps me coming back despite no other rational reason to spend any time on such a poorly run business that has delivered a mediocre-at-best product for over 2 decades.
but as bad as the late 90's early 2000's were, these past few years with the arrogance and incompetence of the GM/Owner have really pushed me to the brink.
a matter of time now before the link is fully broken and the negative emotional connection to the brand overwhelms the deep rooted positive ones.
Molson is undertaking a great case study in how to destroy a brand.
spent some cherished childhood times watching games with my grandfather, who passed away when i was still young
irrational emotional connection to the bleu blanc rouge runs deep, and keeps me coming back despite no other rational reason to spend any time on such a poorly run business that has delivered a mediocre-at-best product for over 2 decades.
but as bad as the late 90's early 2000's were, these past few years with the arrogance and incompetence of the GM/Owner have really pushed me to the brink.
a matter of time now before the link is fully broken and the negative emotional connection to the brand overwhelms the deep rooted positive ones.
Molson is undertaking a great case study in how to destroy a brand.
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