Thread: NHL Stanley Cup---Bruins are a shame

your a pussy

Cool story bro.

lol!

Go Canucks Go

Originally Posted by Decency_Defied11

I can't believe these dirty bafoons made it to the finals. I hope this is some kind of sick joke. Seriously, watch them. So dirty, its unbelievable. NHL is loving it, Original Six team in the finals. Thomas is good ill give them that, but NOT THAT good to be here right now. Typcial good ole' dirty Bruins. Lord Stanley is rolling over in his grave.

Kinda like the way the Bruins play. But I loved the Broad Street Bullies from Philly back in the day, too. Hockey is having a great year, and the NHL is more fun to watch than ever. Lot of good teams out there this year.

I've been waiting since I was a little kid for the Bruins to bring the cup back to Boston. Way to go B's!!!

Congrats to the Bruins. Nice season, and they deserve to be champions.

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Congrats to the Bruins and their fans!! While I'm a Red Wings fan, it's always good to see Boston teams win titles.

LOL @ Vancouver fans rioting. This is why Canada can't have nice things.

Originally Posted by I Are Baboon

Congrats to the Bruins and their fans!! While I'm a Red Wings fan, it's always good to see Boston teams win titles.

LOL @ Vancouver fans rioting. This is why Canada can't have nice things.

Always respected Boston as a truly great sports town. I'm a Blackhawks fan, but the Bruins had a great year and really earned the title. Good to see the original NHL teams doing well again. With the Sox at home and the Bruins playing in the 7th game in the finals, the town must've shut down, except for the sports bars.

Originally Posted by I Are Baboon

Congrats to the Bruins and their fans!! While I'm a Red Wings fan, it's always good to see Boston teams win titles.

LOL @ Vancouver fans rioting. This is why Canada can't have nice things.

lulz

Vancouver residents ponder reasons for Stanley Cup riots

By the CNN Wire Staff
June 16, 2011 10:23 p.m. EDT

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

• Facebook page asks for help in identifying instigators
• Chief blames "criminals and anarchists" for postgame melee
• Hundreds of Canucks fans take to the streets; vehicles are overturned and set ablaze
• Mayor Gregor Robertson calls the incident "absolutely disgraceful and shameful"

(CNN) -- Hours after a crushing Stanley Cup defeat at the hands of the Boston Bruins, Vancouver residents on Thursday were trying to come to terms with the reasons their city had again exploded in riots.
"It's totally unlike Vancouver," said Jennifer Richie, bar manager at the Wicklow Public House bar and restaurant. "Just too many people had too much to drink."

She said fire and smoke billowed in and around adjoining neighborhoods near Rogers Arena, where hundreds of angry hockey fans rampaged after the loss.

"I'm a little ashamed to live in Vancouver right now."
The incident echoed a 1994 Vancouver riot after a Stanley Cup loss to the New York Rangers, which caused widespread damage that resulted in hundreds of arrests.





Vancouver Police Chief Jim Chu is blaming "criminals and anarchists" who, he said, disguised themselves as Canucks fans for the riots.

"These were people who came equipped with masks, goggles and gasoline, even fire extinguishers that they would use as weapons," Chu said of Wednesday night's melee.

Nearly 100 people were arrested, according to Deputy Mayor Raymond Louie. Fifteen vehicles were damaged after the home team lost the hockey championship to the Boston Bruins.

"We have more than 100 tips that include video and photographs of the individuals involved in the riot," Louie said Thursday. "We will investigate and prosecute individuals involved in last night's activities. They do not represent Vancouver, and we thank the people that came out this morning to help clean the streets."

Among unofficial Facebook pages set up after the violence was one soliciting cleanup help and another asking readers to report riot "morons."
One city restaurant manager called the turmoil "disappointing."

"I'm proud to be from Vancouver," said Courtney Rose, manager of the Boat House restaurant. "I've grown up thinking we are a peaceful city in western Canada, not the kind of people who destroy property and fight with police in the streets."

Rose said she and other residents avoided downtown parts of the city after smelling tear gas in areas surrounding the arena. Public transportation was also restricted during the riot, she said, which temporarily prevented residents from entering parts of the city.

The melee began after the Bruins won their first NHL championship in 39 years, trouncing the Vancouver Canucks 4-0 Wednesday night.

"It's absolutely disgraceful and shameful," Mayor Gregor Robertson told CNN affiliate CTV. "It by no means represents the city of Vancouver."
He called the rioters "despicable" after hundreds of mostly young people took to the streets and set overturned vehicles ablaze.

Some disappointed fans and rioters stopped and posed in front of the flames. Others danced atop an overturned vehicle as a cloud of gray smoke hung over downtown.

Aerial footage showed city police wading into the unruly crowd that taunted and threw debris at the officers a few blocks from arena.

After dropping the first two games in Vancouver, the Bruins took four of the last five games from the Canucks, who struggled to stay in Game Seven after going down 1-0 in the first period.

From Vancouver residents ponder reasons for Stanley Cup riots - CNN.com

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This was pretty brutal, too. Cops attempt to choke slam this hockey fan!

"Angry hockey fan, take THAT!"


Undercover Vancouver police officer apprehends
grandmother/hockey rioter/criminal and anarchist,
Gertrude Robertson, as she prepares to dine at the
Wicklow Public House bar and restaurant. Robert-
son's grandson (and Boston Bruins fan), Bill Richie,
mocks the woman.