US people don't have any team to cheer as their team sucks and now all are behind Russia. Not onyl you but a lot of US hockey fans are cheering for Russia now...
Heh, classy.
WJC: Dec 29 GDT - Germany vs. Canada
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Heh, classy.
Oilslick941611
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good to see Canada make finish atop the Pool, just like it should be. I was at work so i only caught the first period, they seemed to play well in what i watched.
o.k,i get the reasoning now.
I do think they could be great but to dominate is no simple matter,even for their athletes.
I'm being a real pain in th *** here but again i've got to question something.from what i've witnessed over the years(in hockey) is that the swedes traditionally make too many mistakes at the worst times.Maybe Torino will be the day the worm turned but i've seen too many times they could'nt nail things down in hockey where i would have to wonder if thinking they rarely make mistakes is sound reasoning.
maybe they are money in the bank in othe sports but nothing i've seen in hockey over the years would have me think that.And before everyone goes all off on me i am not trying to stir things up here............just voicing my observations of their hockey work over the years.
i do agree they traditionally make few mistakes against the Finns when they play them in hockey,maybe that's why you think that way.
Now i'm really gonna get it.
US people don't have any team to cheer as their team sucks and now all are behind Russia. Not onyl you but a lot of US hockey fans are cheering for Russia now...
You put the a-s-s in class.
This US hockey fan wouldn't cheer for Russia over any other country. And in a matchup vs. Canada, I would root for Canada 10 times out of 10.
Towmater14
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Thanks! So you know...were all not haters, its just the few that are make the most noise.
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US people don't have any team to cheer as their team sucks and now all are behind Russia. Not onyl you but a lot of US hockey fans are cheering for Russia now...
Before you make yourself look any dumber, that poster actually has a reason to cheer for Russia.
Kap-the-Head
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US people don't have any team to cheer as their team sucks and now all are behind Russia. Not onyl you but a lot of US hockey fans are cheering for Russia now...
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I don't think Canada played their best game, but they did what they needed to do to win.
The level of frustration that goes with palying against Germany appears to have hit an all-time high this year. It's not fun hockey to watch, but the Germans don't care. They're on the cusp of becoming the most surprising quarter-finalist since Switzerland in 2003.
Russell really stepped up today. But I think the guy who really turned up his performance was Andrew Cogliano. He played his best game in one-and-a-half WJC tournaments. He did was he's supposed to do: create chances with his speed and stickhandling. And he did it against a team that isn't always the easiest to create chances against. Now we need Little and Marchand to do the same.
Great to see Canada clinch first in the pool. It's nice to wait until the semi-final to face the "any team can win" factor. But they still have to play hard against a Slovak team that will be looking for any momentum entering the relegation pool. Canada can't afford any bad habits on Sunday.
I don't think we've played our best game yet. In fact, I think we still have a lot of improvement to make. Which is fine. You don't want to peak in the round robin. Canada played their two best games of the tournament in last year's medal round.
The level of frustration that goes with palying against Germany appears to have hit an all-time high this year. It's not fun hockey to watch, but the Germans don't care. They're on the cusp of becoming the most surprising quarter-finalist since Switzerland in 2003.
Russell really stepped up today. But I think the guy who really turned up his performance was Andrew Cogliano. He played his best game in one-and-a-half WJC tournaments. He did was he's supposed to do: create chances with his speed and stickhandling. And he did it against a team that isn't always the easiest to create chances against. Now we need Little and Marchand to do the same.
Great to see Canada clinch first in the pool. It's nice to wait until the semi-final to face the "any team can win" factor. But they still have to play hard against a Slovak team that will be looking for any momentum entering the relegation pool. Canada can't afford any bad habits on Sunday.
I don't think we've played our best game yet. In fact, I think we still have a lot of improvement to make. Which is fine. You don't want to peak in the round robin. Canada played their two best games of the tournament in last year's medal round.
