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Corb wrote:^^ yanking him out after 2 goals doesn't help his confidence either
What you see is what you get. With all his warts he's still the best we've ever had.
Rumsfeld wrote:
My other point was that the criticism of Luongo is at this point (again, just MHO) valid.
RoyalDude wrote:Rumsfeld wrote:
My other point was that the criticism of Luongo is at this point (again, just MHO) valid.
The problem is, your Humble Opinion sucks. Is Rummy the poster child for 'the Goalie Graveyard' community of Vancouver, "blame everything on the goalie" mentality when you take your team to the 7th game of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. No mention here about the walking wounded of the Vancouver Canucks roster for the Stanley Cup finals and just how that may have played a little bit into why this team did not bring home the cup. All great goalies get lit up, just look up and down Martin Brodeurs or Patrick Roy's stats, they are there Rummy. Even the great ones have a bad day on the job every once in a while. They are fucking human like the rest of us.
I can't stand the disecting of Roberto Luongo in this city. I guarantee you if we had won the cup instead of losing the 7th game of the Stanley Cup Finals, the Rumsfelds of the world would still find reason to chew up Roberto's game.

Carlyee wrote:I agree with Reef to an extent. Luongo is over-rated. Furthermore I get the impression that other players like playing against him. Is he good enough with it all with? Probably, if he keeps the meltdowns to a minimum.
Team Canada WAS stacked Roberto, get over it.
Roberto Luongo, who continues to get flak from the fans in Vancouver, was nonetheless voted the goalie who is 'most difficult to score against'. Louie got 17 percent of the votes, one point more than Buffalo's Ryan Miller, the other goalie in the final of the 2010 Winter Olympics. Third was Tim Thomas, followed by Henrik Lundqvist and Mikka Kiprusoff. No Martin Brodeur in the top five.
Per wrote:Carlyee wrote:I agree with Reef to an extent. Luongo is over-rated. Furthermore I get the impression that other players like playing against him. Is he good enough with it all with? Probably, if he keeps the meltdowns to a minimum.
Team Canada WAS stacked Roberto, get over it.
Right, so the players responding to the NHLPA poll were just being sarcastic, eh?
Roberto Luongo, who continues to get flak from the fans in Vancouver, was nonetheless voted the goalie who is 'most difficult to score against'. Louie got 17 percent of the votes, one point more than Buffalo's Ryan Miller, the other goalie in the final of the 2010 Winter Olympics. Third was Tim Thomas, followed by Henrik Lundqvist and Mikka Kiprusoff. No Martin Brodeur in the top five.
http://www.suite101.com/news/nhlpa-and- ... es-a340748
Yup, continues to get flak from the fans in Vancouver. They got that right!
Potatoe1 wrote:Rumsfeld wrote:The good news is that all Lou has to do to silence his critics is win a cup!
Kind of crazy standard but basically true.
Rumsfeld wrote:They definitely weren't including shootouts!

LotusBlossom wrote:I will be the 1st to say when I see the Canucks getting into a shootout, I cringe. All shootout woes, I mostly put on the coaching staff. PRACTICE IT!

Cornuck wrote:LotusBlossom wrote:I will be the 1st to say when I see the Canucks getting into a shootout, I cringe. All shootout woes, I mostly put on the coaching staff. PRACTICE IT!
You only cringe? I just count the loss and watch for entertainment value. Maybe AV figures we get enough points without the extra shootout wins?

RoyalDude wrote:I can't stand the disecting of Roberto Luongo in this city.
Strangelove wrote:RoyalDude wrote:I can't stand the disecting of Roberto Luongo in this city.
Roberto Luongo is a nice guy and great in the community.![]()
However he stunk the joint out on opening night.
He's a fantastic NHL goalie, but is mentally fragile.
He needs people to constantly pump his tires or he falls apart.
He needs a good psychiatrist.

Cookie La Rue wrote:Just watched the game "on demand" and i'm not worried, this is a team which is going deep again.
They were better than the Pens and just had to bury their chances, normally an easy win and now 1 point lost.
Ballard as a nearly equal substitute to Ehrhoff, who the fuck is Christian ?
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