KeithIsActuallyBad
You thrust your pelvis, huh!
They call it the C-Train for a reason.Well it's not okay to walk around with only a hat on, dangly style
They call it the C-Train for a reason.Well it's not okay to walk around with only a hat on, dangly style
I went to an Oilers/Flames game once by myself, wearing nothing but a Winter Classic hat. I was approached on the train after the game (the Oilers won) by two Flames fans who looked at my hat and basically asked me if I was an Oilers fan. I said I wasn't, and they said "Good, we would've beaten you up if you were".
Not all Flames fans are drunken *******s but they're not all good people either.
Alcohol does a lot to a person's brain. I remember one occasion I was standing in line for food between periods and some guy, obviously drunk, was talking to me about how they needed to get rid of all the Euros from the NHL. No idea who this guy was or why he decided to tell me these things.This is true of almost any team who has a historical rival. I’ve been to a dozen or so Flames/Oilers, Flames/Canucks the last few years, and besides the occasional ribbing I’ve never seen nothing violent. Same goes for Edmonton. I used to try and attend every BOA game in Edmonton and not once did I see anything overly aggressive. The chances of anything violent occurring are astronomically low. I don’t buy that 2 guys were attacked simply for being rival fans unless they were REALLY mouthing off.
Russell is a bottom six guy in the AHL that does extremely well at evens and on the PK, my guess is when he does slot in it’ll be lower in the lineup.
I liked what Marody brought to the table with Strome in his earlier games.
Alcohol does a lot to a person's brain. I remember one occasion I was standing in line for food between periods and some guy, obviously drunk, was talking to me about how they needed to get rid of all the Euros from the NHL. No idea who this guy was or why he decided to tell me these things.
And these people exist everywhere, not just at Flames/Oiler games.
My dad and I attended a Oilers/Ducks game in Anaheim decked out in full gear when both teams were approaching the playoff race. The Ducks fans were nothing but polite to us. Some minor ribbing but nothing offensive.
Nah, it just removes the filter and inhibition allowing people to be who they really are.
I am not a heavy drinker but I have been pretty drunk a handful of times. Never did I, or my buddies for the matter, say xenophobic crap or go looking for physical altercations like the examples referenced in this thread.
This is true of almost any team who has a historical rival. I’ve been to a dozen or so Flames/Oilers, Flames/Canucks the last few years, and besides the occasional ribbing I’ve never seen nothing violent. Same goes for Edmonton. I used to try and attend every BOA game in Edmonton and not once did I see anything overly aggressive. The chances of anything violent occurring are astronomically low. I don’t buy that 2 guys were attacked simply for being rival fans unless they were REALLY mouthing off.
Hell I've seen a guy (drunk Preds fan?) jump down 4 rows of seats here back in Rexall to attack someone.I'm curious to see how it is for me but I believe it's happened to him. I've seen similar dumb things happen in Edmonton after games too. Once saw a drunk Canucks fan charge an innocent Oilers fan on the LRT going home. Drunk sports fans are really dumb sometimes.
What I wonder is how widespread it is.
From what I can tell flames hockey is marketed as more of a low-brow form of entertainment than in Edmonton. Watched the Calgary feed of the preseason game and no joke one of the time fillers in intermission was a series of clips of guys getting hit in the nuts in various ways. I feel like you would never see something like that on an Edmonton broadcast. It's bound to attract a little more of a certain type of person.
From what I can tell flames hockey is marketed as more of a low-brow form of entertainment than in Edmonton. Watched the Calgary feed of the preseason game and no joke one of the time fillers in intermission was a series of clips of guys getting hit in the nuts in various ways. I feel like you would never see something like that on an Edmonton broadcast. It's bound to attract a little more of a certain type of person.
I know. I watched that and all my wife and I could think about as the camera showed the entire crowd busting a gut was Idiocracy
Not sure it works that way in CGY.Just don’t take any **** from anyone.
I just chirp back and most of the time end up having a beer or chatting hockey with the same guys who first heckle.
It’s sports, trash talking is an art and if you have fun with it it’s 99 percent of the time harmless and fun.
No Oilers fan should ever under any circumstances be afraid to rock our colours. The Dome is our house.
I'm curious to see how it is for me but I believe it's happened to him. I've seen similar dumb things happen in Edmonton after games too. Once saw a drunk Canucks fan charge an innocent Oilers fan on the LRT going home. Drunk sports fans are really dumb sometimes.
What I wonder is how widespread it is.
That sure didn't stop the Lightning from running around.People seem to have forgot about what our team was like when we had Eberle and Hall. We were pushed around like school girls. Any time Hall was touched he went down, he was famous for going behind the net at 100 miles an hour and throwing the puck to the middle, only for the puck to be gobbled up and taken the other way. With Larson we got way more powerful defensive play and a defense man that can be plain nasty in front of our net to get more protection for our goalie. With Eberle in 4-5 yrs of being here, he rarely, if ever went into the corners to get a puck, not setting a good example to our young impressionable team. bottom line we were not winning. We have gotten tougher to play at least and no longer pushed around. The wins will come.
I know. I watched that and all my wife and I could think about as the camera showed the entire crowd busting a gut was Idiocracy
I’ll take things that didn’t happen for $500 Alex.