Win or lose what's the matter

On Wed, 04 Apr 2007 03:31:56 GMT, "MGB"
wrote:

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>"Father Guido" wrote in message
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>> The coaches said today they have to come out strong,
>> the players say the same thing. Then they get outshot
>> 10-4 in the first period (again). What the heck is
>> the matter with them. It's all about saying the right
>> thing whether you can do it or not, or even if you
>> have no intention of doing it.
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>Flames never make it easy on themselves. It will come down to the last game
>on Sunday...
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That's for sure. The chances of winning in San Jose are slim and none,
that leaves the Oil as our last hope/home game to clinch, but as
useless as they are I'm sure they'd love to revenge Calgary for
knocking them out two seasons ago.

And so we'll have to play all the regulars for the rest of the season
instead of giving some a night off, including Kipper. So Noodles
probably won't get anymore practice time either.

Stupid idiots!
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"MGB" wrote in message

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> "Father Guido" wrote in message
>
>> The coaches said today they have to come out strong,
>> the players say the same thing. Then they get outshot
>> 10-4 in the first period (again). What the heck is
>> the matter with them. It's all about saying the right
>> thing whether you can do it or not, or even if you
>> have no intention of doing it.
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> Flames never make it easy on themselves. It will come down to the last
> game on Sunday...
>

I could only hope. Even if they lose to San Jose on Thursday and the Avs
beat Vancouver, I seriously doubt the Flames will lose to the Oil. Great
late season run by the Avs, but the other teams in the NW ahead of them just
refused to cool off.
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