Danko
You have no marbles
- Jul 28, 2004
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My brother is sitting two rows from the ice for this, im stuck in bed after this knee surgery fml.
Dave just stares at the wall for his pregame/intermission speeches.
Clarke was the most clutch player I've seen in Hockey, much like MJ in basketball but not nearly as talented, Clarkie did it on pure will, if there was 5 seconds left in the O-zone and one goal down, you didn't leave the TV set, b/c you knew Clarke would win the faceoff and get it back to Leach.
These were the days before all the fancy monitoring equipment, when he'd just shoot up in the locker room between periods (he's diabetic).
If we're lucky, Frost is the next Rick MacLeish.
Hall is way more flashy that's why.Not one peep about G sitting on 99 points but a slobbing fest about Hall on NHL network, not surprised but you think they would make a mention
Honestly I have no clueDidn't hear about it until reading this thread, so it's probably been mentioned a million times, but what do you do if you're the other team (who was up 3-1 in the series)? You'd want nothing more than to quit the playoffs, thinking they might have come back and it's just ****ed up to advance, but then someone says "you know they'd want you to play on", is there even a response to that? I can't imagine any.
Dave just stares at the wall for his pregame/intermission speeches.
He only drinks PepsiWhen Jeff sees a Coke machine, he doesn't smash it - he calmly slides in a buffalo nickel and waits for his pop.
He only drinks Pepsi
This is a good Flyer team with a solid core. If they don't make the playoffs that would be an instant firing of the coach. If they don't win a round he should be fired as well.
more like the next crosby the nhl wants to shove down everyones throats.More flashy than G?!?
When Jeff sees a Coke machine, he doesn't smash it - he calmly slides in a buffalo nickel and waits for his pop.
I remember reading that in his early years, Clarke would drink a Coke with added sugar between periods to prevent hypoglycemia.