Hockey Nerd Tuesday is a weekly feature on NHL FanHouse that chronicles the stat-heads, gear geeks and fanboys (and girls) who spend an uncomfortable amount of time putting the "fan" in fanatic. Have a hockey nerd you'd like to see featured? E-mail Greg Wyshynski with the details.
Scrolling through the Toronto Maple Leafs section of FanHouse, one can plainly see that it hasn't been the kindest of years for the boys in the blue pajamas. They're practically in the basement of their division. They have a general manager who isn't allowed to fire his coach, and an owner who regrets hiring his general manager. They have a rookie who likes to photograph himself naked, and a defenseman who keeps getting undressed.
No, it hasn't been a banner year for a franchise that hasn't raised one worth a damn since 1967 ... but that doesn't mean we shouldn't continue to take joy in raking the Leafs. Hockey Nerd Tuesday focuses on two puckheads whose hatred of Toronto knows no bounds -- not the fact that the Leafs aren't even playing in the game they're attending in Ottawa, not even the sanctity of the Canadian National Anthem. Check out the 53-second mark and beyond of this YouTube video, as the television cameras attempt (and fail) to censor the vulgar truth about the 2007-08 Maple Leafs.
Previously on Hockey Nerd Tuesday:
Miracle on NES
The Rules of Engagement for Autograph Hounds
An Unhealthy Joe Sakic Obsession
















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12-04-2007 @ 6:12PM
PPP said...
Sad to think that those fans hate the Leafs more than they probably like their team. Typical of the other fan bases.
It's not like hating the Yankees or Red Sox folks. It's like hating the Knicks right now.
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12-04-2007 @ 7:18PM
loser domi said...
Even as a leafs fan, that was...chuckle inducing. Yeah. Or maybe a smirk/chortle?
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12-05-2007 @ 4:31PM
PPP said...
Well, at least a pitying smirk.
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12-06-2007 @ 9:18PM
Chuck said...
I though it was extremely funny. Then again I'm one of those two "Puckheads". I might dislike the Leafs, but the only thing greater than a Leafs loss is a Habs win.
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