Habs4Life

With the current loss to the Panthers in what should of been a win for the Habs, the media and fans have gone crazy and nuts by attacking anything that moves and works for the montreal organization. Man, I think along with Toronto, we have the most stupidest fans in the world who will go on critizing anything just for a loss, especially after 5 games. Now everyone wants Carbo's head (Funny tho they say that, cause they did the samething on Vigneault, Therrien and Julien and all three had an exception season last year even tho Julien was fired (More of Lou's doing than team performance). What makes laugh is the hypocrasy of the people, they blame Carbo for his tactics late in the game and then they attack Kovalev for speaking out against Carbo on tv. Im starting to wonder if we were always like htis or is it just now that we lose patience so quickly.

Canuck

It definetly should have been a win for the habs but defensive errors cost the last goal. I dont think Carbo should be blamed at all in this case. These next few games have to be must win games for both Montreal and Toronto IMO if some people want to keep thier jobs

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BE-LEAF-ABLE

I actually wish Leaf fans were more critical of their team.

The last few weeks is the first time that I've seen some emotion from Leaf Nation, other than how everything is going to be "alright".

The team is a mess, and 2 years of missing the playoffs has finally gotten some fans to actually think about how some of the players on the team play, rather than just that wearing a blue and white jersey automatically makes them the greatest.

The last few week smacked a few fans back to reality: this team needs change.

Another thing I've noticed though, is that however bad a team Toronto has, Montreal's is never that much better.

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"It's not the way it's going to be. We have to be very, very patient and build this the right way. We have to go through a process. It may be painful. I hope it isn't. But we're prepared for all the bumps and pratfalls and potholes in the road ahead. I'm prepared for it anyway, or I wouldn't have come." - Ron Wilson, Head Coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs.

canadiancreed

Like habs4life, I'll echo the blind zealotry that some of the habs faithful have at wanting to make sweeping chances every time we lose a game. Asking for the head of the coach hasn't changed much befoe, so what makes them think that firing another coach will make anything better? DOing the same thing over and over and expecting different results is the mark of insanity, and some fans seem to have that down pat.

And Be-Leaf-Able you echo what I've been trying to tell the leaf faithful for decades. Things wont' change there until the organization is held accountable by denying them what they seem to have valued for the last fourty years; money. I'm not holding my breath though.