Anyone else sick of this kid yet? You call yourself a flyers fan but you act like you really want them to lose.

This guy loves to make baseless negative assumptions…

I’ve been reading this site for almost a year now and, for whatever reason, I have never decided to register to discuss. But this brilliant post has changed all of that. I want to know what your beef is, man. Could you give this community a glimpse into your enigmatic mind? Where did you gain such astonishing knowledge of the secret, inner-workings of the NHL? How are you able to make such accurate predictions about the Flyers’ future? Where did you learn to write so well?

Time to drop the gloves, buddy.

hahahahahahahahahaha

So you assume that just because Marty has lost his steam means that it was a fluke win. Couldn’t you say that the Flyers played smart and took advantage of possibly the best goalie ever. Also, even Hurricanes fans said that hand pass was an illegal play, your the only one who say’s different. Even so, we still scored 2 goals, so by logic we still would have won 2-1. The shorthanded goal wasn’t soft by any means, i bet a shot like that is a goal 75% of the time. Yes Kimo had a bad play, but your gonna tell me that he’s having a bad season because of one play. what about the other 119 mins. of spectacular play that he has put in.

I think the problem now is that the Flyers are too boring for you now. You’d rather them play like they did last year, all flash with little D. I guess you would rather have an exciting, high scoring lots of fighting match that would lose late in the year then have a REAL contender that 99% of the hockey world thinks can win the cup. well to him his own, i like the team we have and really believe that we can win, but if you think a team that plays D and is more disciplined is going in the wrong direction, well, i guess that you can’t understand the new Hockey.

funny how jealous kids get when their teams lose, wow get a life kid

Well he has the word Flyers in his user name and he has 2 former flyers jerseys # included in his username. He cant be a Troll. I only Real Flyers fans know who Bernard Marcel Parent, and Ron Hextall are.

No one possesses the intelligence to actually create a fake profile disguised as a fan of a team they do not like. No one could be so sneaky as to post pointless crap in hopes of tricking the regular fans into believing that the flyers suck. The guy must be legit! And we ought to listen to what he has to say.

Thank you FlyersGoalies1and27 for taking the time to teach us that the flyers are a worthless team. Im sure you live a very important life and I appreciate you sacrificing your valuable time to teach stupid people like me how muck the flyers suck! Please keep up the good work, and please keep posting every day, just in case I forget how inferior the flyers are.

A shutout and a 5-2 victory lucky, both games were on the road against playoff teams played back to back, winning those two games is such one-handed fashion is quite an accomplishment, if you watched the games Flyers dominated at even strength and lots a stuff was let go in the Carolina game following our 2pp goals. By the way because the puck hit Hartnell’s skate on a hand pass doesn’t negate it, he would have to play the puck with his stick gaining control for them to waive it off just like a delayed penalty call or a puck played with a high stick.

Emery would’ve lossed his confidence.. im not listen to anyone who says lossed .. and i generally dont care about spelling.. but what your saying is worst than spelling cat wrong .. its just complete nonsense

This does not make any sense to me.

Granted, I’ve made some spur-of-the-moment comments (and posts) when I’ve been frustrated. I understand that. I’d understand your post more if the Flyers lost both of their openers. But they won.

• On both nights, they held their opposition to less than 30 shots.
• On booth nights, they took advantage of their scoring chances.
• On both nights, the penalty kill was spectacular.
• On both nights, Emery was spectacular. (He may have over-committed on the Langenbrunner goal, but oh well.)
• On both nights, the cornerstones of the franchise (Richards and Carter) scored.
• On both nights, Pronger looked good.
• On both nights, Daniel Carcillo played disciplined hockey.
• On both nights, the 4th line was solid.
• On both nights, JVR figured into the offense.
• On both nights, they played teams who finished ahead of them last year, in THEIR buildings, and won.

What a lucky team the Flyers are to be 2-0. All of the above must have been purely coincidental if those games were really fluke wins.

For comparison’s sake, my number 2 team (Calgary) is also 2-0 but the circumstances are different. In their first game they stormed out to a 3-0 lead early on, then the Canucks took over. The Flames won even though they were outshot something like 18-3 in the 3rd. (Reminded me of the Flyers in previous years.) In the second game, the Flames won on a last-minute fluke goal. Oilers goalie Nik Khabibulin played a puck that was going to be called for icing. He flubbed it and David Moss knocked it into the open net. (Shades of out OT loss to the Devils last September and Crosby’s GWG against us in February; both times Biron flubbed the puck.) There are a number of Flames fans who realize that their 2-0 record is a bit deceptive, and that the team needs to get it together sooner than later.

Here, we have the complete opposite. Pretty much everyone is happy with the way things have gone so far, and justifiably so. But you are not, for some reason. I’m guessing one of the following about you, and I’m not trying to insult you:

• You are the most jaded Philly sports fan ever; or,
• You have a very dry sense of humor that is evading the rest of us.

Part of me hopes that it is the latter, because some of what you write is pretty funny.

This is why nobody likes you.

The suggestion that such puerile ravings would be condoned on the Pensburg site is demeaning. Intelligent and dedicated fans on EVERY site would be lambasting this kook. While the points about Brodeur are interesting, they are only barely so since everyone has a bad night sometimes. The upcoming games against Ovie and Sid … that is just repeating the hype from the league. Knuble scoring three against Pronger; well, a nice little factoid, but certainly not cause to build an ark or something. And to think that Emery would react poorly because he allowed a goal – is that for real? No goalie likes to be scored upon, but there’s also no goalie that truly thinks they can maintain a shutout streak to rival Boucher’s record-setting one either. Get real, get a spellchecker, or get lost.

I would love to hear his reaction on this post!!!!

Touche good sir touche (I don’t know how to get the thing above the e)

I guess I should have seen the writing on the wall, you got a pretty damn good memory though

I understand that you are just trolling, but whatever I’m gonna feed it a little, I just can’t help myself…

I’m glad that many other people mentioned the confidence thing, because that’s pretty laughable. Emery may have had his off-ice problems over the years, but being a Vincente Padilla-level headcase was never one of his on-ice problems.

And as for the league giving the Flyers every advantage, I’ll believe it when I see it. I can see where you’re coming from, that the league would want two powerhouses dueling in the Winter Classic, but if you think that the NHL has ever been generous to the Flyers, you just haven’t watched many Flyers games in the last decade or so. A solid, league-leading -76 penalty kills to power plays margin last season on countless numbers of weak calls against us, and “missed” calls against out opponents is basically what I’ve come to expect year-in, year-out from the NHL referees. What is it, already a -5 in two games so far this season? Typical.

The Flyers caught a lucky break in the first period when a Carolina goal was waived off because the referee called a handpass by former Flyer, Andrew Alberts. If you looked at the replay, the handpass went off of Scott Hartnell, before a Hurricane player touched it. The referee made a mistake in the Orange and Black’s favor, for had that goal counted it would have given the Hurricanes all the momentum and Emery would’ve lossed his confidence.

The play made by Alberts was a hand-pass and should have been called by the official as such. The rule in the NHL rule book is as follows:

79.1 Hand Pass - A player shall be permitted to stop or "bat" a puck in the air with his open hand, or push it along the ice with his hand, and the play shall not be stopped unless, in the opinion of the Referee, he has directed the puck to a teammate.

It does not matter that the puck was touched by Hartnell or not, the fact is that Alberts directed the puck to a teammate and this was not in the defensive zone, therefore it is a handpass and the goal should be waved off. For a handpass to be waved off, Hartnell would have had to play the puck, not just let it glance off of him.

Good call by the referee.