In yesterday's Calgary Sun, Eric Francis takes an uninformed cheap shot at our city where he refers to DC as a place where Nylander and his wife could "raise their five kids amidst the gunfire and politics of hockey hotbed Washington -- one of America's most violent cities." (That's eric.francis@calgarysun.com, if you'd care to respond.) Instead of returning fire in the same low-brow, childish manner, allow us to show a little class.
This from Original 6:
"Sour grapes. Actually Edmonton is lovely…..in July and August. Mom and I were there 35 years ago and loved it."
Friday, July 6, 2007
Yeah, but can your city beat up ours?
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Just keep making rediculous offers to RFAs in an attempt to tread water. Why can't Lowe see what the rest of us can. It's time to blow things up and start from scratch. We could do it, so can they. It's not like people from Edmonton are going to stop watching the Oilers or anything. They've got nothing else to do, 'cause apparently their city is no fun to live in!
Not for nothing, but Edmonton is the murder capital of Canada.
lol... nice, JP.
For the sake of the rest of the NHL, I hope he stops making ridiculous offers to RFAs... Throw out many more contracts like Vanek's and salaries will end up hugely inflated.
Just sent "Eric Francis" a note letting him know he is a And you’re just a racist provincial hack who would die for the chance to write for The Washington Post. At least he has his memories of Elisha Cuthbert to keep him warm; she, like Nylander, ain't coming back to Alberta anytime soon.
Go Caps!
Wow, I can think of any reasons why someone wouldnt want to live in Edmonton....
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