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The New Negro Hockey Fan wrote:White people been hiding hockey from us for years bruh. This shit lit!

I don't know who this dude Kane is but we gotta stop him!

That was a great read.

The goalie just said Fuck it and left?

All i know is Im bout to watch the mighty ducks and have superior knowledge on hockey now.

I'm glad this guy is excited about the sport. Good for him.

There goes the neighborhood.

Odd. Black players have been in the league for years, the most famous being former Calgary captain Jarome Iginla (still in the league). Also of note would be Montreal LW Donald Brashear, who was sent to the hospital with less than five seconds left in a game with Boston by a two-handed stick-shot to the head by badboy Marty McSorley.

SuperHornet wrote:Odd. Black players have been in the league for years, the most famous being former Calgary captain Jarome Iginla (still in the league). Also of note would be Montreal LW Donald Brashear, who was sent to the hospital with less than five seconds left in a game with Boston by a two-handed stick-shot to the head by badboy Marty McSorley.

Thanks for clearing that up. Being a Flyers fan, I've never heard of this Brashear guy you mention or Wayne Simmonds or Claude Vilgrain or Ray Emery or Sandy McCarthy or Pierre-Edouard Bellemare.

The only time I hear about black hockey players when they score a game-winning goal and then you hear stories about racist hockey fans on Twitter

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DSUrocks07 wrote:The only time I hear about black hockey players when they score a game-winning goal and then you hear stories about racist hockey fans on Twitter

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It's pretty bad. They threw bananas on the ice at Simmonds once during a shootout attempt.

Wasn't Philadelphia! We'll probably get blamed for it.

A crowd in Czechoslovakia also chanted "monkey" at him.

93henfan wrote:

DSUrocks07 wrote:The only time I hear about black hockey players when they score a game-winning goal and then you hear stories about racist hockey fans on Twitter

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It's pretty bad. They threw bananas on the ice at Simmonds once during a shootout attempt.

Wasn't Philadelphia! We'll probably get blamed for it.

A crowd in Czechoslovakia also chanted "monkey" at him.

That must have been a long time ago. Czechoslovakia hasn't existed for many years.

SuperHornet wrote:Odd. Black players have been in the league for years, the most famous being former Calgary captain Jarome Iginla (still in the league). Also of note would be Montreal LW Donald Brashear, who was sent to the hospital with less than five seconds left in a game with Boston by a two-handed stick-shot to the head by badboy Marty McSorley.

Look up the name Willie O'Rea he played hockey in the 50s the 1st black player employed by the NHL.

dal4018 wrote: Look up the name Willie O'Rea he played hockey in the 50s the 1st black player employed by the NHL.

Why would we do that?

So my son's soccer team was playing a game about a month ago. The opposing team was made up of kids of immigrants from somewhere in eastern Europe. The parents and players were communicating in a foreign language during the game. One of the words they were using sounded like the "n" word. My son has 2 African-Americans on his team and their parents took offense to the word thinking they were referring to their sons in a derogatory manner. After the game the parents approached the coach of the other team to discuss what they heard from the parents of his team. After considerable back-and-forth, it was determined that the word they were using actually means something like "keep away" in their language, meaning to not force the ball into traffic. The foreign parents were extremely apologetic and defused the situation quickly. The parents of the black players were a bit embarrassed.

SuperHornet wrote:Odd. Black players have been in the league for years, the most famous being former Calgary captain Jarome Iginla (still in the league). Also of note would be Montreal LW Donald Brashear, who was sent to the hospital with less than five seconds left in a game with Boston by a two-handed stick-shot to the head by badboy Marty McSorley.

Grant Fuhr was pretty famous - what was it, 5 Stanley Cups and inducted into the Hall of Fame? Could be a little more popular than Iginla.

CAA Flagship wrote:So my son's soccer team was playing a game about a month ago. The opposing team was made up of kids of immigrants from somewhere in eastern Europe. The parents and players were communicating in a foreign language during the game. One of the words they were using sounded like the "n" word. My son has 2 African-Americans on his team and their parents took offense to the word thinking they were referring to their sons in a derogatory manner. After the game the parents approached the coach of the other team to discuss what they heard from the parents of his team. After considerable back-and-forth, it was determined that the word they were using actually means something like "keep away" in their language, meaning to not force the ball into traffic. The foreign parents were extremely apologetic and defused the situation quickly. The parents of the black players were a bit embarrassed.

This is aMerica. They should be speaking English...or Spanish..

BDKJMU wrote:

CAA Flagship wrote:So my son's soccer team was playing a game about a month ago. The opposing team was made up of kids of immigrants from somewhere in eastern Europe. The parents and players were communicating in a foreign language during the game. One of the words they were using sounded like the "n" word. My son has 2 African-Americans on his team and their parents took offense to the word thinking they were referring to their sons in a derogatory manner. After the game the parents approached the coach of the other team to discuss what they heard from the parents of his team. After considerable back-and-forth, it was determined that the word they were using actually means something like "keep away" in their language, meaning to not force the ball into traffic. The foreign parents were extremely apologetic and defused the situation quickly. The parents of the black players were a bit embarrassed.

This is aMerica. They should be speaking English...or Spanish..

Good call. The First Amendment definitely doesn't cover feren languages.

BDKJMU wrote:

CAA Flagship wrote:So my son's soccer team was playing a game about a month ago. The opposing team was made up of kids of immigrants from somewhere in eastern Europe. The parents and players were communicating in a foreign language during the game. One of the words they were using sounded like the "n" word. My son has 2 African-Americans on his team and their parents took offense to the word thinking they were referring to their sons in a derogatory manner. After the game the parents approached the coach of the other team to discuss what they heard from the parents of his team. After considerable back-and-forth, it was determined that the word they were using actually means something like "keep away" in their language, meaning to not force the ball into traffic. The foreign parents were extremely apologetic and defused the situation quickly. The parents of the black players were a bit embarrassed.

This is aMerica. They should be speaking English...or Spanish..

But it was soccer. Non-english is the norm. Along with extreme pussification and the lack of personal hygiene.

CAA Flagship wrote:

BDKJMU wrote:
This is aMerica. They should be speaking English...or Spanish..

But it was soccer. Non-english is the norm. Along with extreme pussification and the lack of personal hygiene.

You left out faggotry.

Baldy wrote:

CAA Flagship wrote: But it was soccer. Non-english is the norm. Along with extreme pussification and the lack of personal hygiene.

You left out faggotry.

I don't play soccer.


But these pussyfaggots do

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_Southern_Eagles

dal4018 wrote:

SuperHornet wrote:Odd. Black players have been in the league for years, the most famous being former Calgary captain Jarome Iginla (still in the league). Also of note would be Montreal LW Donald Brashear, who was sent to the hospital with less than five seconds left in a game with Boston by a two-handed stick-shot to the head by badboy Marty McSorley.

Look up the name Willie O'Rea he played hockey in the 50s the 1st black player employed by the NHL.

Willie O'Ree still comes to the local rink in Anacostia often to visit. My son's HS team plays there and supports the kids in the area with tutoring and mentoring.

89Hen wrote:

dal4018 wrote: Look up the name Willie O'Rea he played hockey in the 50s the 1st black player employed by the NHL.

Willie O'Ree still comes to the local rink in Anacostia often to visit. My son's HS team plays there and supports the kids in the area with tutoring and mentoring.

White guilt.

89Hen wrote:

dal4018 wrote: Look up the name Willie O'Rea he played hockey in the 50s the 1st black player employed by the NHL.

Willie O'Ree still comes to the local rink in Anacostia often to visit. My son's HS team plays there and supports the kids in the area with tutoring and mentoring.

There is an ice skating rink in Anacostia?

tribe_pride wrote:

89Hen wrote: Willie O'Ree still comes to the local rink in Anacostia often to visit. My son's HS team plays there and supports the kids in the area with tutoring and mentoring.

There is an ice skating rink in Anacostia?

Yup, the only one in DC other than Verizon Center (not counting the outdoor winter one on the Mall).

http://www.fdia.org/

Cluck U wrote:

dal4018 wrote: Look up the name Willie O'Rea he played hockey in the 50s the 1st black player employed by the NHL.

Why would we do that?

For obvious reasons he played in the 50s genius!!!!!!