It is definitely going to be hard on the wallet.
I've got everything paid for cept the hotel so far though, so I'll be able to grab a few goodies while I'm there.
Same here. And Im doing an apartment rental for the weekend, so that wont be too expensive.
Something tells me I will blow cash on merch, food, drink, and chez paris (if its still there).
My buddy keeps telling me I have to go to Super Sex.
We got a few rooms at a hotel a few blocks away from the track, on the same side of the river.
Apparently, those are the two biggies.
I went to school in Syracuse NY and we used to go up to Montreal every semester. Stayed at a fraternity house at McGill and hit the bars.
Always Chez Paris. Many many many fond memories of that place.
Man I am psyched for that weekend-and hope we can grab a brew somewhere along the line. Be nice if PJ was also playing in montreal that weekend!!!!
Apparently, those are the two biggies.
I went to school in Syracuse NY and we used to go up to Montreal every semester. Stayed at a fraternity house at McGill and hit the bars.
Always Chez Paris. Many many many fond memories of that place.
Man I am psyched for that weekend-and hope we can grab a brew somewhere along the line. Be nice if PJ was also playing in montreal that weekend!!!!
haha, my first PJ concert was at the Bell Centre, great stuff!
Won't have any trouble finding some suds there I reckon.
MONTREAL -- Police needed tear gas last night to offset rioting fans as celebrations marking the Montreal Canadiens' first-round victory over the Boston Bruins turned ugly.
Bands of helmet-wearing riot police patrolled the neighbourhoods surrounding the Bell Centre after yahoos damaged cop cars and broke windows in the downtown core. One police car was set on fire on the famous bar strip of Crescent St., just a couple of blocks from the Bell Centre.
"I'm very sad because this is not a reflection of the fans, the city or the Canadiens," said Bill Hurley, owner of Hurleys Pub, after watching a police vehicle set ablaze in front of his establishment. "Its just a few stupid people ruining everything."
Of concern to local authorities and city officials alike will be the fact that such rioting occurred after just one round. What happens if the Canadiens win the next round?
For the most part, the fans were well behaved inside the Bell Centre during the game, creating one of the loudest atmospheres many have experienced in a long time. But those who chanted "Go Habs Go" during the U.S. anthem should have shown a little more respect toward the Star Spangled Banner.
Any hopes that Patrice Bergeron had of playing in Game 7 were dashed when he did not get the green light from the doctors to suit up. The young Bruins forward, who has been out of action since October with post-concussion syndrome, had been skating with his teammates for a couple of weeks.
While the Bruins ended up losing Game 7 5-0, coach Claude Julien refused to pick out any scapegoat.
Asked if his team understandably had run out of gas after having its back to the wall for a third consecutive game, the Boston Bruins coach simply sneered.
"To me, that would be a cowardly excuse," Julien said.
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what was up with all the soccer/football chants at the game?
I think its the affinity for the European culture, Montreal feels very European
GO HABS GO !!
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Same here. And Im doing an apartment rental for the weekend, so that wont be too expensive.
Something tells me I will blow cash on merch, food, drink, and chez paris (if its still there).
We got a few rooms at a hotel a few blocks away from the track, on the same side of the river.
Apparently, those are the two biggies.
I went to school in Syracuse NY and we used to go up to Montreal every semester. Stayed at a fraternity house at McGill and hit the bars.
Always Chez Paris. Many many many fond memories of that place.
Man I am psyched for that weekend-and hope we can grab a brew somewhere along the line. Be nice if PJ was also playing in montreal that weekend!!!!
Won't have any trouble finding some suds there I reckon.
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MONTREAL -- Police needed tear gas last night to offset rioting fans as celebrations marking the Montreal Canadiens' first-round victory over the Boston Bruins turned ugly.
Bands of helmet-wearing riot police patrolled the neighbourhoods surrounding the Bell Centre after yahoos damaged cop cars and broke windows in the downtown core. One police car was set on fire on the famous bar strip of Crescent St., just a couple of blocks from the Bell Centre.
"I'm very sad because this is not a reflection of the fans, the city or the Canadiens," said Bill Hurley, owner of Hurleys Pub, after watching a police vehicle set ablaze in front of his establishment. "Its just a few stupid people ruining everything."
Of concern to local authorities and city officials alike will be the fact that such rioting occurred after just one round. What happens if the Canadiens win the next round?
For the most part, the fans were well behaved inside the Bell Centre during the game, creating one of the loudest atmospheres many have experienced in a long time. But those who chanted "Go Habs Go" during the U.S. anthem should have shown a little more respect toward the Star Spangled Banner.
Any hopes that Patrice Bergeron had of playing in Game 7 were dashed when he did not get the green light from the doctors to suit up. The young Bruins forward, who has been out of action since October with post-concussion syndrome, had been skating with his teammates for a couple of weeks.
While the Bruins ended up losing Game 7 5-0, coach Claude Julien refused to pick out any scapegoat.
Asked if his team understandably had run out of gas after having its back to the wall for a third consecutive game, the Boston Bruins coach simply sneered.
"To me, that would be a cowardly excuse," Julien said.
That it ain't no sin to be glad you're alive
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philly doesnt stand a chance....HO GABS! GO !
LET'S GO FLYERS !!
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I said effort you tools!
Hahaha, another 2 periods with that kind of "gusto" and it'll be a quick night.
Oh, and thanks Breezby...
Good goal by Dowd, though. (is he 60?)
PP looks as bad as it did against B's.
A little more effort in the second, at least. Still not skating...
Close call on the tying goal!
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Kostopolooooooooouuuuus!
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oh i forgot to ask....
what was up with all the soccer/football chants at the game?
I think its the affinity for the European culture, Montreal feels very European
GO HABS GO !!
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Series tied
Biron looked good tonight
Heading to Philly all tied !
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Habs outplayed the Flyers most of the game, but Biron was phenomenal.
get outta here!
biron was wicked.
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