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Galakanokis · 11-06-2014, 01:00 AM

We had a grown man in tears last game. Actually a younger fellow, mid to late 20's but still. Good player but whined about everything, I mean everything. It was our last game in this div, moving up, so we didn't care to much about it so we weren't really trying to hard. We were up by a bit and this guy scored two goals to tie it up late, maybe 5 mins left. He skated right to our goalie's face a screamed something at him, goalie doesn't remember what he said. Of course it pissed us off. On the very next shift he took a 4 min major for a check from behind. One our guys skated up to him in the box and just said we're going to bury you and then skated by the other team and said thank 77 for what's about to happen. We ran roughshod over them and pumped in three goals during the penalty and made sure to stop by the penalty box for everyone. We scored two more in the last minute of play as well. 77 wouldn't come on the ice as we were knocking guys left right and center. He came out with like 10 seconds left and tried to hit me actually but he end up on his ass. We let him have it and some of his teammates too. At the end he was just screaming f you, shut up with tears streaming down his face. We were laughing uncontrollably which I'm sure made him feel better...

We chirped him all game, he deserved it. We were prepared to tie or lose as the game meant nothing but he went full......

Just a note on what somebody else mentioned about the bigger a holes on the ice being losers at home. We played a team for years that were just plain dirty. Slough foots, elbows, slashes to the back of the leg etc. One of the worst offenders was actually a really good hockey player but could never control his emotions on the ice and always wanted to fight but just the little guys. I can remember running into him at superstore or something and seeing his wife/girlfriend just belittling him. Calling him stupid and useless and he stood there like a little hurt puppy taking it. After seeing that his hockey behavior became so much more clear.

And yes, I did use it to chirp after he did his usual sticht out on the ice, just had enough. We had a good throw and I was able to put him down. Of course he was the type that wanted to go again in the bar upstairs.

11-06-2014, 01:00 AM	#32
Galakanokis #1 Goaltender Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Sadly not in the Dome. Exp:	We had a grown man in tears last game. Actually a younger fellow, mid to late 20's but still. Good player but whined about everything, I mean everything. It was our last game in this div, moving up, so we didn't care to much about it so we weren't really trying to hard. We were up by a bit and this guy scored two goals to tie it up late, maybe 5 mins left. He skated right to our goalie's face a screamed something at him, goalie doesn't remember what he said. Of course it pissed us off. On the very next shift he took a 4 min major for a check from behind. One our guys skated up to him in the box and just said we're going to bury you and then skated by the other team and said thank 77 for what's about to happen. We ran roughshod over them and pumped in three goals during the penalty and made sure to stop by the penalty box for everyone. We scored two more in the last minute of play as well. 77 wouldn't come on the ice as we were knocking guys left right and center. He came out with like 10 seconds left and tried to hit me actually but he end up on his ass. We let him have it and some of his teammates too. At the end he was just screaming f you, shut up with tears streaming down his face. We were laughing uncontrollably which I'm sure made him feel better... We chirped him all game, he deserved it. We were prepared to tie or lose as the game meant nothing but he went full...... Just a note on what somebody else mentioned about the bigger a holes on the ice being losers at home. We played a team for years that were just plain dirty. Slough foots, elbows, slashes to the back of the leg etc. One of the worst offenders was actually a really good hockey player but could never control his emotions on the ice and always wanted to fight but just the little guys. I can remember running into him at superstore or something and seeing his wife/girlfriend just belittling him. Calling him stupid and useless and he stood there like a little hurt puppy taking it. After seeing that his hockey behavior became so much more clear. And yes, I did use it to chirp after he did his usual sticht out on the ice, just had enough. We had a good throw and I was able to put him down. Of course he was the type that wanted to go again in the bar upstairs. Last edited by Galakanokis; 11-06-2014 at 01:04 AM.