The only Red Wings games that I have attended have been in Nashville and I thought it was completely asinine for the Preds fan to chant that every Red Wing sucked (including the coach).
Saturday's game was the first time that I had ever heard Red Wings fans chant that someone collectively sucked. I tried to ignore it.
I want Crosby to lose because he is on Pittsburgh's team but it is foolish to think he sucks. The chant does nothing to take away from a player. I have always thought chanting the person's name in an antagonist manner was far more effective (IE the Roy chants).
thats own campaign i have had against them from the second they started showing hockey.
it is super appropriate... if it wasnt for them we would have joeVISION (ie see the years in the past when we did have it)
their grace is nothing... they are being tools about it.
Eh, F*ck NBC smacks of being an immature spoiled brat. You are never going to get your way with someone by telling them to eff off.
I understand why they are doing it (disperse people for more viewers/higher ratings) but I don't think it will bring them good PR. At most they will make up on 20-40k in viewership. Going with that approach with get you much further with NBC.
PS, the TV stations have the same type of policy regarding the Super Bowl.
I don't think I would be so upset if it weren't for a couple problems.
1) Those who state the fix is in when the Red Wings PK has been horrible. 2) Those same people who cry bloody murder when things go wrong are all cheery and happy go lucky when things go right.
I think its rediculous for an individual to call "fix, fix, fix" and then cheer when the Red Wings score.
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