PavelBrendl
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I've always hated the Leafs. And then I lived in Toronto for a year and now I hate them even more. I hope they lose forever.
since when did we start hating the Leafs more than the Bruins? anybody remember 2011? the time Chara almost killed Pacioretty?
There is an amount of respect that allows Bruins-Habs encounters to become classics. We did damage, they did damage. As much as they mutually hate each other, there is a sense of acknowledgement that this is a worthy opponent. Past, present, and future, before the old gods and the new. The eternal foe. every series against the bruins is like a thing in itself, like a mini-stanley cup. You hurt them more when you can, they do the same. Vengeance without an end. There is something utterly romantic in that, under all that hate.
Boston is an on-ice rivalry with their hockey team. Toronto is an online rivalry with their incessant fans & media.since when did we start hating the Leafs more than the Bruins? anybody remember 2011? the time Chara almost killed Pacioretty?
If you're watching the series, you're rooting for or against someone. Nobody tunes in to remain neutral.What a faulty poll you should have the choice of neither. Why would a Hab fan root for another team especially a rival team.
since when did we start hating the Leafs more than the Bruins? anybody remember 2011? the time Chara almost killed Pacioretty?
A true fan of the Montreal Canadiens.I'm rooting for Washington and Nashville.
And yet, here you are, contributing to this thread and to its growth...What a faulty poll you should have the choice of neither. Why would a Hab fan root for another team especially a rival team.