Canadian Fans Hurl Abuse At U.S. Players

Posted on Saturday, January 07 at 06:20 by Anonymous
If it were, he said, "that would have gone some way toward explaining the Yankee animus oozing out of the stands." But McMartin said the Canadian crowd "wasn't just rooting for the Russians – amazing enough in itself, considering that bitter history – it was rooting against the Americans. And the chanters weren't so much interested in a hockey game as scoring points against America, the country, not the team." The columnist said the Canadian crowd's "antipathy toward the American team has been a constant." http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=48221

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  1. Sat Jan 07, 2006 5:24 pm
    McMartin said the U.S. coach probably "hadn't figured on the Canadian weakness for envy."

  2. Sat Jan 07, 2006 5:26 pm
    If it had been the other way around, McMartin wrote – an American crowd chanting "Canada sucks" – there would be "country-wide alarm" accompanied by a televised forum on the "crisis in U.S.-Canadian relations."

  3. Sat Jan 07, 2006 9:07 pm
    so i guess they think they're pretty hard in british columbia, huh? how hard would they be if hollywood stopped doing business up there (which they will and are since they've found and continue to find greener pastures)? what else is bc claim to fame? the dope and homeless capital of the west coast (us and canada)? the dope and homeless capital of north america? a city and province completely infiltrated and controlled by asian organized crime syndicates?

    vancouver may have a alot of highrise apartment buildings downtown but it sure doesn't have an economy that matches it's inflated image.

  4. Sat Jan 07, 2006 10:41 pm
    Boy, there sure are a lot of stupid and unintelligent trolls that post here. But I notice on most of the articles and threads that they are just ignored. which is a good thing. Just ignore these people, let them vent away, I find it quite amusing.

  5. Sat Jan 07, 2006 11:15 pm
    > that they are just ignored. which is a good thing...ignore these people, let them vent away, I find it quite amusing.

    sorta like the rest of the world does to self-deluded canada?

  6. by noravg
    Sun Jan 08, 2006 2:30 am
    At least it was at a hocky game rather than on the ferry or downtown on the street.

  7. Sun Jan 08, 2006 2:38 am
    I'm curious: how does that make it any better? Are rude drunks at hockey games heckling another country so much a fact of life in canada that you think it's to be expected?



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