The Official Montreal Canadiens Habs Suck Hockey thread

[Doc Holliday]

And another sad day in Habs history....
[video=youtube;IDVEj2v3zgs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDVEj2v3zgs&feature=related[/video]

 

[lgna69xxx]

Pearn was scapegoat #1, Martin was SG#2, and Randy Cunneyworth will be SC#3........ the REAL reason for the mess in Montreal and for many many years to come is Boring Bobby Gainey. Good player but horrible GM (and he taught Pierre everything he knows) :lol:.... in his early years he was good but after his daughter's sad ending, (may she R.I.P.) he was not the same. On a positive note, lets hope Molson keeps the terror twins aka, Double G aka the two borings, aka Bob and Mini Bob, aka Gauthier and Gainey for several more seasons at the helm of the once relevant mtl canadians.

 

[lgna69xxx]

Nuff Said

 

[Doc Holliday]

Gauthier makes it official.....
[video=youtube;8RuXtJyNQ20]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RuXtJyNQ20[/video]

 

[Doc Holliday]

Mike Cammalleri traded for a big stiff between the 2nd & 3rd period of a game.....
[video=youtube;T4pWDFfGeRs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4pWDFfGeRs&feature=related[/video]

 

[lgna69xxx]

 

[Doc Holliday]

One guy wasn't happy about Cammalleri's trade.....
[video=youtube;Jy94kjxRCzA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jy94kjxRCzA&feature=related[/video]
I think he could be a good Habs GM

 

[lgna69xxx]

Hey, whats that smell ?????

Oh.....

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

 

[lgna69xxx]

Excellent article after yet another habs loss tonight.

http://www.canada.com/sports/Habs+effort+abysmal+they+play+string/6212935/story.html

 

[Doc Holliday]

Habs great suffers stroke Monday night

MONTREAL – The Canadiens announced Tuesday that Hockey Hall of Famer Jean Béliveau suffered a stroke Monday night and was admitted to hospital.

The 80-year-old is undergoing treatment, the team announced.

For the duration of his convalescence, Béliveau has asked that everyone respect his privacy and that of his family.

Béliveau suffered a stroke in January 2010, and that wasn't his first brush with severe health issues.

He has dealt with cardiac problems for decades and underwent 35 chemotherapy treatments for a malignant throat tumour in 2000. His cancer has been in remission for years.

During his first team physical in 1953, he was described as having "an Austin's motor in a Cadillac chassis," the former car a tiny British model of the day. Béliveau overcame that anomaly during a career that took the 13-time all-star to the Hall of Fame in 1972.

In 1,125 games from 1953 to 1971, all for the Canadiens, Beliveau scored 507 goals and added 712 assists, winning 10 Stanley Cups. He would join the front office as a vice-president and be part of another seven Cup teams in this capacity.

Beliveau twice won the Hart Trophy as the NHL's most valuable player as well as the inaugural Conn Smythe Trophy in 1965 as the MVP of the playoffs, and the 1956 Art Ross Trophy as the NHL's leading points-scorer.

http://www.montrealgazette.com/heal...after+stroke/6222124/story.html#ixzz1nhngerHY

 

[Octavian]

That last post shows how much class you have Doc.

 

[Doc Holliday]

That last post shows how much class you have Doc.

Thanks. I appreciate the compliment. I figured that Mr. Beliveau played for the Habs his entire career & he's the team's #1 ambassador in its lifetime. It sucks that he had a stroke. But like last time, le "Gros Bill" will bounce back. I wish him the best.

 

[Octavian]

I meant that you should of posted this in another thread.

 

[Doc Holliday]

I meant that you should of posted this in another thread.

Why? This thread is dedicated to the once-proud organization called the Habs a.k.a. Les Canadiens de Montreal.

Beliveau was a great hab, is still with the organization, and it SUCKS that he had a stroke. What more do you want? Do you want me to blame it on the sad state of this season's team? I will not stoop down so far, but i must admit that it crossed my mind. A man so proud as the distinguished Mr. Beliveau is must have been tortured throughout this season considering how low the organization had sunk to. I won't say it, but i'm certain that a man who has the 'CH' tatooed to his heart like Mr. Beliveau must have been taking this season very hard & this must not be very good for the health of a man of his age.

Again, i wish Mr. Beliveau well & that he suffers no ill-effects from his stroke. He's a distinguished gentleman, a class act. The Montreal Canadiens are very fortunate to have an ambassador like Jean Beliveau.

 

[lgna69xxx]

How many games until the great habs are mathematically eliminated? This should be a HABS SUCK/HABS DEATH WATCH THREAD.

 

[Doc Holliday]

How many games until the great habs are mathematically eliminated? This should be a HABS SUCK/HABS DEATH WATCH THREAD.

Possibly. However, this team's 'death watch' started opening night, so i figured it would be unsportsmanlike to rub sand in their faces so early into the season.

p.s. Wanna bet that they'll give Blake Geoffrion a standing ovation tonight when he steps onto the ice? Poor kid. They won't even give him a chance. They'll eat him alive, like it's happened to so many others....Guillaume Latendresse, Mike Ribeiro, Francis Bouillon, Stephane Robidas, etc, etc, etc.

 

[lgna69xxx]

He was called up already? I guess what do they have to lose, except totally ruining the kid if he fails to get a ppg as habs fans think he must lol.

I was reading a silly forum where a habs fan was dead serious about next season. It went something like getting a 100% healthy Markov back (is that even possible anymore) :noidea: a healthy Gionta, burying Kaberle and Gomez in the minors (yea, try to tell Jeff Molson to "waste" 12mil like that) with the cap space go sign Parise and trade for Nash this summer :lol: and with "Eller the great" (man, i have seen habs fans have serious hard ons for young players before but nothing like they do for this average talent) ready to breakout next season, and the young future stars like Leblanc, boom booms grandkid, Tinordi, Beaulieu, Kristo and a few others, not to mention Subban overcoming his sophmore slump he had this year (yea right, he is a head case with a big mouth that cant back things up more like) then the habs will be ready to compete for the Cup next season. I just had to :lol:

Possibly. However, this team's 'death watch' started opening night, so i figured it would be unsportsmanlike to rub sand in their faces so early into the season.

p.s. Wanna bet that they'll give Blake Geoffrion a standing ovation tonight when he steps onto the ice? Poor kid. They won't even give him a chance. They'll eat him alive, like it's happened to so many others....Guillaume Latendresse, Mike Ribeiro, Francis Bouillon, Stephane Robidas, etc, etc, etc.

 

[Jman47]

My thoughts exactly...and your rebuttal is lame Holliday. The thread is here to degredate the Habs...and you were classless enough to post an article in it about an 80 year old who is having a health issue. Pathetic...even Iggy had enough class to stay away from the post. It belonged somewhere else.

That last post shows how much class you have Doc.

 

[Doc Holliday]

My thoughts exactly...and your rebuttal is lame Holliday. The thread is here to degredate the Habs...and you were classless enough to post an article in it about an 80 year old who is having a health issue.

Please refer to the disclaimer of this tread:

Dedicated to le bleu, blanc. rouge. This thread is dedicated to what has gone wrong all season long to this once-great franchise, now one of the most poorly run professional franchises on the planet.

If you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen. If you are too thin-skinned to participate in this thread, don't. If you do not have a sense of humor, it's not my problem & you should keep away from this thread. You may not like what you read. The truth hurts. You've been warned.

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Where is it written that this tread's purpose is to 'degredate' the Habs? This is a conclusion that YOU made. The disclaimer is clear: it's dedicated to the blue, blanc, rouge....the Habs. It doesn't always have to be negative, however, considering that they've spent pretty much the entire season near the basement (and are now IN the basement), it's kind of difficult to find positive things about their season.

So if you're so high & mighty, Mr. 47, why didn't you take the initiative & post the story on Beliveau in the other hockey threads if you felt that this isn't the place for it? Look who's talking about having no class! Once again, you're talking out of your ass, and you obviously do not have the gonads to be a rational participant in this thread. On top of that, he had a stroke. He didn't die. Hundreds of thousands of people have strokes on a daily basis, and there is no age limit for strokes. Some people pass away from complications due to strokes, others make complete recoveries. As far as i know, Believeau will be sent back home in a few days. I hope so. Heck, someone still owes me an autographed photo from him.

Now, you seem to enjoy participating in the Leafs 'death watch" thread, so may i suggest to you that you go back posting in that thread or in the other useless threads? Now go post in the lame Jason "I dumped my wife to fuck Heidi Watney" Varitek thread. You'll be much happier there.

Pathetic...even Iggy had enough class to stay away from the post.

Iggy has more class than all of you guys put together. You're all jealous of him because he has class, he knows his sports & he's great with the girls.

 

[Doc Holliday]

Blake Geoffrion called up; Louis Leblanc sent down. Why???

TAMPA, FLA. - Now that the trading deadline has come and gone and the Canadiens’ playoff hopes have evaporated, it’s time to look toward the future, right?

Judging by the Canadiens’ first postseason personnel moves, that doesn’t seem to be the case.

After sending Andrei Kostitsyn to play with his kid brother Sergei in Nashville, the Canadiens had an opening for a winger and calling up recently acquired Blake Geoffrion was a no-brainer. Geoffrion has some NHL experience with the Nashville Predators and the roster opening gives the Canadiens an opportunity to see what he can do at that level.

But the other part of the move made no sense at all. The Canadiens sent 2009 first-round draft choice Louis Leblanc back to the Hamilton Bulldogs. Leblanc has to be considered part of the future and, in his limited exposure, he has shown that he can play at the NHL level. In 26 games, Leblanc has scored three goals and added four assists and is a plus-2. The most surprising part of his game is his willingness to hit people - he has 42 hits - and to block shots. General manager Pierre Gauthier said the demotion to Hamilton will give him a chance to grow, but he deserves a chance to play with the best.

http://www.montrealgazette.com/spor...ouis+Leblanc/6218465/story.html#ixzz1nidJW6zR