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Bruins Fans Plan On Chanting '9-one-one!' After cheap new era hats Canadiens Hits Thursday Are They Going Too Far? I'm all for making enjoyable of the ridiculous zealotry of Montreal Canadiens fans at any stage, but does this campaign by followers of the Boston Bruins consider issues too significantly? As you're likely nicely aware of at this stage, the Bruins will play host to the rival, hated Canadiens tonight at TD Garden in Boston, and for fans of the group, it's a lot much more than just a hyped up sport that could turn into another blood bath. It's a chance to answer the outrage Habs fans confirmed more than Zdeno Chara's strike on Max Pacioretty with some sarcastic jabs of their personal. The concept here,in accordance to Bruins weblog Days of Y'Orr, is to chant "9-one-1!" correct following the initial Canadiens strike in tonight's game. Of course, the reference is to the claims from Habs fans that Chara should've been locked up after his hit on Pacioretty, which we concur would've been rather schedule experienced it come at any other point on the ice cheap caps and hats but correct at the stanchion. We also concur that any calls for Chara to be arrested are completely absurd, and we definitely reserve the right to make enjoyable of Canadiens fans for these phone calls. In that perception, this sign is totally okay. In reality, it is hilarious. But somebody always takes it too significantly, and that's what @BosBruinsFan on Twitterdid previously Thursday. Sure, that is Max Pacioretty of the Canadiens on the ice in those eyeglasses there. Sure, that photograph is from following the Chara strike, and yes, Pacioretty suffered a broken vertebra and a serious concussion on the play. Yes, this is using it also far. It's distinct this guy agrees with Mark Recchi on the subject -- that the Habs "embellished" on the play and that Pacioretty's condition is not as serious as initially reported. Following Recchi'spretty deplorable commentson Boston sports speak radio Wednesday, other followers have absent toPacioretty's Wikipedia pageto alter the history. (It altered back about four seconds afterI posted that picture on Twitter, for the record.) The Bruins and Canadiens detest each other, and that's wonderful and everything and it makes for fantastic hockey, but we have to know our boundaries. Zdeno Chara doesn't belong in prison for what amounts to an unlucky hockey perform and, certain, the Habs have the motive to embellish an damage to get Chara out for a number of video games, but that does not imply it actually happened.Bruins Fans Plan On Chanting '9-one-one!' After Canadiens Hits Thursday Are They Going Too Far? I'm all for making enjoyable of the ridiculous zealotry of Montreal Canadiens fans at any stage, but does this campaign by followers of the Boston Bruins consider issues too significantly? As you're likely nicely aware of at this stage, the Bruins will play host to the rival, hated Canadiens tonight at TD Garden in Boston, and for fans of the group, it's a lot much more than just a hyped up sport that could turn into another blood bath. It's a chance to answer the outrage Habs fans confirmed more than Zdeno Chara's strike on Max Pacioretty with some sarcastic jabs of their personal. The concept here,in accordance to Bruins weblog Days of Y'Orr, is to chant "9-one-1!" correct following the initial Canadiens strike in tonight's game. Of course, the reference is to the claims from Habs fans that Chara should've been locked up after his hit on Pacioretty, which we concur would've been rather schedule experienced it come at any other point on the ice but correct at the stanchion. We also concur that any calls for Chara to be arrested are completely absurd, and we definitely reserve the right to make enjoyable of Canadiens fans for these phone calls. In that perception, this sign is totally okay. In reality, it is hilarious. But somebody always takes it too significantly, and that's what @BosBruinsFan on Twitterdid previously Thursday. Sure, that is Max Pacioretty of the Canadiens on the ice in those eyeglasses there. Sure, that photograph is from following the Chara strike, and yes, Pacioretty suffered a broken vertebra and a serious concussion on the play. Yes, this is using it also far. It's distinct this guy agrees with Mark Recchi on the subject -- that the Habs "embellished" on the play and that Pacioretty's condition is not as serious as initially reported. Following Recchi'spretty deplorable commentson Boston sports speak radio Wednesday, other followers have absent toPacioretty's Wikipedia pageto alter the history. (It altered back about four seconds afterI posted that picture on Twitter, for the record.) The Bruins and Canadiens detest each other, and that's wonderful and everything and it makes for fantastic hockey, but we have to know our boundaries. Zdeno Chara doesn't belong in prison for what amounts to an unlucky hockey perform and, certain, the Habs have the motive to embellish an damage to get Chara out for a number of video games, but that does not imply it actually happened.