Members Login
Username 
 
Password 
    Remember Me  
Sens Callups → Sens Callups → senscallups → Game 66 - Slugs @ Sens - Thu Mar 8th 7:30pm
 

Topic: Game 66 - Slugs @ Sens - Thu Mar 8th 7:30pm

Post Info
Russell
Alumni
Status: Offline
Posts: 21778
Date:
RE: Game 66 - Slugs @ Sens - Thu Mar 8th 7:30pm
Permalink  
 
SensKat wrote:
Spezzial-Delivery wrote:

Spezza's epic Montreal goal was where he walked through that one hab D and scored. They interviewed him about it after the game and he mentioned he had been so tired he had just wanted to get off the ice. I believe he giggled :)

 That was a goal for the ages

 Sheldon souray.
SensKat
Jedi Master
Status: Offline
Posts: 23905
Date:
Permalink  
 
tjlincoln wrote:
SensKat wrote:
tjlincoln wrote:
SensKat wrote:
Spezzial-Delivery wrote:

Spezza's epic Montreal goal was where he walked through that one hab D and scored. They interviewed him about it after the game and he mentioned he had been so tired he had just wanted to get off the ice. I believe he giggled :)

 That was a goal for the ages

 I was a new Sens fan 02-03 season and now barely remember Hossa w Sens.  Since we are on nostalgia how good was he w the Sens and was he a great defender like he became w Chicago?



-- Edited by tjlincoln on Thursday 8th of March 2018 09:15:44 PM

 Hoss was amazing.  I was heartbroken when they traded him.  I would have loved to see him on Spezza's wing as he matured.

I agree, would agree a lot more if Heatley hadn’t scored 50 Goals twice for Ottawa.  I still find it hard to believe he did that twice 

 Hoss had 40 goals those 2 seasons playing in Atlanta.... I'd be willing to bet he would have hit 50 playing with Spezz and Alfie
Spezzial-Delivery
Alumni
Status: Offline
Posts: 4019
Date:
Permalink  
 
@Russell - hey the pp was still dangerous when we had Spezza/Michalek/Alfie

Russell
Alumni
Status: Offline
Posts: 21778
Date:
Permalink  
 
Homer wrote:
SensKat wrote:

Was it in??




Your welcome Russell

 nope, it fell short. 

 I was swimming!
Spezzial-Delivery
Alumni
Status: Offline
Posts: 4019
Date:
Permalink  
 
Heatley/Spezza in their prime were the Seguin/Benn on their day.

SensKat
Jedi Master
Status: Offline
Posts: 23905
Date:
Permalink  
 
tie game again....

tjlincoln
Confident Fan
Status: Offline
Posts: 18070
Date:
Permalink  
 
tjlincoln wrote:
SensKat wrote:
tjlincoln wrote:
SensKat wrote:
Spezzial-Delivery wrote:

Spezza's epic Montreal goal was where he walked through that one hab D and scored. They interviewed him about it after the game and he mentioned he had been so tired he had just wanted to get off the ice. I believe he giggled :)

 That was a goal for the ages

 I was a new Sens fan 02-03 season and now barely remember Hossa w Sens.  Since we are on nostalgia how good was he w the Sens and was he a great defender like he became w Chicago?



-- Edited by tjlincoln on Thursday 8th of March 2018 09:15:44 PM

 Hoss was amazing.  I was heartbroken when they traded him.  I would have loved to see him on Spezza's wing as he matured.

I agree, would agree a lot more if Heatley hadn’t scored 50 Goals twice for Ottawa.  I still find it hard to believe he did that twice 

 Plus he had 103 and 105 points in 06 and 07 seasons 
Russell
Alumni
Status: Offline
Posts: 21778
Date:
Permalink  
 
Spezzial-Delivery wrote:

If we're being nostalgic I remember when the Ottawa pp was actually dangerous.

 You super old bag.
tjlincoln
Confident Fan
Status: Offline
Posts: 18070
Date:
Permalink  
 
Homer wrote:

tj, Pan needs your help

https://twitter.com/PanofSCU/status/971921441963700226

 We are meeting him tomorrow and that’s not explainable.
tjlincoln
Confident Fan
Status: Offline
Posts: 18070
Date:
Permalink  
 
SensKat wrote:
tjlincoln wrote:
SensKat wrote:
Spezzial-Delivery wrote:

Spezza's epic Montreal goal was where he walked through that one hab D and scored. They interviewed him about it after the game and he mentioned he had been so tired he had just wanted to get off the ice. I believe he giggled :)

 That was a goal for the ages

 I was a new Sens fan 02-03 season and now barely remember Hossa w Sens.  Since we are on nostalgia how good was he w the Sens and was he a great defender like he became w Chicago?



-- Edited by tjlincoln on Thursday 8th of March 2018 09:15:44 PM

 Hoss was amazing.  I was heartbroken when they traded him.  I would have loved to see him on Spezza's wing as he matured.

I agree, would agree a lot more if Heatley hadn’t scored 50 Goals twice for Ottawa.  I still find it hard to believe he did that twice 
Homer
Alumni
Status: Offline
Posts: 19791
Date:
Permalink  
 

tj, Pan needs your help

https://twitter.com/PanofSCU/status/971921441963700226
tjlincoln
Confident Fan
Status: Offline
Posts: 18070
Date:
Permalink  
 
Homer wrote:
SensKat wrote:
tjlincoln wrote:
SensKat wrote:
Spezzial-Delivery wrote:

Spezza's epic Montreal goal was where he walked through that one hab D and scored. They interviewed him about it after the game and he mentioned he had been so tired he had just wanted to get off the ice. I believe he giggled :)

 That was a goal for the ages

 I was a new Sens fan 02-03 season and now barely remember Hossa w Sens.  Since we are on nostalgia how good was he w the Sens and was he a great defender like he became w Chicago?



-- Edited by tjlincoln on Thursday 8th of March 2018 09:15:44 PM

 Hoss was amazing.  I was heartbroken when they traded him.  I would have loved to see him on Spezza's wing as he matured.

 I had nick named him The Hossanator. Brought a sign to a game once and got on the score board screen. 

 LIKE
Homer
Alumni
Status: Offline
Posts: 19791
Date:
Permalink  
 
SensKat wrote:
tjlincoln wrote:
SensKat wrote:
Spezzial-Delivery wrote:

Spezza's epic Montreal goal was where he walked through that one hab D and scored. They interviewed him about it after the game and he mentioned he had been so tired he had just wanted to get off the ice. I believe he giggled :)

 That was a goal for the ages

 I was a new Sens fan 02-03 season and now barely remember Hossa w Sens.  Since we are on nostalgia how good was he w the Sens and was he a great defender like he became w Chicago?



-- Edited by tjlincoln on Thursday 8th of March 2018 09:15:44 PM

 Hoss was amazing.  I was heartbroken when they traded him.  I would have loved to see him on Spezza's wing as he matured.

 I had nick named him The Hossanator. Brought a sign to a game once and got on the score board screen. 
SensKat
Jedi Master
Status: Offline
Posts: 23905
Date:
Permalink  
 
tjlincoln wrote:
SensKat wrote:
Spezzial-Delivery wrote:

Spezza's epic Montreal goal was where he walked through that one hab D and scored. They interviewed him about it after the game and he mentioned he had been so tired he had just wanted to get off the ice. I believe he giggled :)

 That was a goal for the ages

 I was a new Sens fan 02-03 season and now barely remember Hossa w Sens.  Since we are on nostalgia how good was he w the Sens and was he a great defender like he became w Chicago?



-- Edited by tjlincoln on Thursday 8th of March 2018 09:15:44 PM

 Hoss was amazing.  I was heartbroken when they traded him.  I would have loved to see him on Spezza's wing as he matured.
tjlincoln
Confident Fan
Status: Offline
Posts: 18070
Date:
Permalink  
 
Dzingel w 2 Goals BUT just missed 4 others

tjlincoln
Confident Fan
Status: Offline
Posts: 18070
Date:
Permalink  
 
SensKat wrote:

Chabot! Sens take the lead again!

 I’m all for Chabot becoming great 
tjlincoln
Confident Fan
Status: Offline
Posts: 18070
Date:
Permalink  
 
SensKat wrote:
Spezzial-Delivery wrote:

Spezza's epic Montreal goal was where he walked through that one hab D and scored. They interviewed him about it after the game and he mentioned he had been so tired he had just wanted to get off the ice. I believe he giggled :)

 That was a goal for the ages

 I was a new Sens fan 02-03 season and now barely remember Hossa w Sens.  Since we are on nostalgia how good was he w the Sens and was he a great defender like he became w Chicago?



-- Edited by tjlincoln on Thursday 8th of March 2018 09:15:44 PM

SensKat
Jedi Master
Status: Offline
Posts: 23905
Date:
Permalink  
 
Spezzial-Delivery wrote:

Spezza's epic Montreal goal was where he walked through that one hab D and scored. They interviewed him about it after the game and he mentioned he had been so tired he had just wanted to get off the ice. I believe he giggled :)

 That was a goal for the ages
Homer
Alumni
Status: Offline
Posts: 19791
Date:
Permalink  
 
SensKat wrote:

Was it in??




Your welcome Russell

 nope, it fell short. 
SensKat
Jedi Master
Status: Offline
Posts: 23905
Date:
Permalink  
 
Was it in??




Your welcome Russell

 
«First  <  1 2 3 4 5 6  >  Last»  | Page of 6  sorted by
Quick Reply

Please log in to post quick replies.