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Post by Deleted on Jul 11, 2007 18:09:18 GMT
Now on NHL.com
and what a home opener we have on October 3rd, facing the Stanley cup champs , the Anahaim Ducks, who happen to have both Bertuzzi and Schneider line up against us , fancy a bit of mini revenge here
Bring it on wings ;D ;D
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Post by Dan on Jul 11, 2007 22:41:06 GMT
We did have plans to go to New York if both the Canucks and the Flyers were there in the same week. Seems fate is against us.
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Post by maxfax on Jul 12, 2007 22:29:41 GMT
Just in the process of booking my trip to OTTAWA & New York, for January 2008.
I get to see the following games
Jan 12th - OTTAWA V Detroit Red Wings (Scotiabank Place)
Jan 13th - OTTAWA V New York Islanders (Scotiabank Place)
& to keep the wife happy (Rangers fan!)...
Jan 16th - NYR V Buffalo Sabres (Madison Square Gardens)
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Post by Fraggle on Jul 13, 2007 13:17:06 GMT
Am off to NY for a week in November and all 3 NY teams are off visiting those pesky Penguins! - could see Devils at Home to Rangers maybe, anyone been to a home Devils game? Is it easy to get to? Ignore that - prob gonna try for Devils at Islanders on 10 November. Good or bad?  |
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Post by maxfax on Jul 13, 2007 17:26:07 GMT
I haven't been to New Jersey, or to NYI, but I know people who have. From comments they have made, I gather the 'old' New Jersey arena is a damn sight easier to get to than the home of the Islanders. I believe there IS a shuttle bus that goes from Manhattan all the way to the New Jersey Arena. Might be an idea to ask someone like Dave Page, who did that NHL trip earlier this year.
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Post by LUFC on Jul 14, 2007 2:44:23 GMT
I haven't been to New Jersey, or to NYI, but I know people who have. From comments they have made, I gather the 'old' New Jersey arena is a damn sight easier to get to than the home of the Islanders. I believe there IS a shuttle bus that goes from Manhattan all the way to the New Jersey Arena. Might be an idea to ask someone like Dave Page, who did that NHL trip earlier this year. Thats exactly as it was, You went to the central bus station in NYC and jumped on a bus that took you all the way to east rutherford stadium. I would have it a guess that a similar service will be in place for the new arena. I really liked the old arena, gave you a nose bleed up the top but other than that all good. |
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Post by Fraggle on Jul 16, 2007 13:23:22 GMT
Cheers for the tips - we might also do Rangers at home to Pens - but it's the day we fly in so we might well be asleep by 2nd period! We will all have to be Pens fans for the night! (The very thought of being a NYR fan - shudder!)
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Post by Alf Garnett on Jul 16, 2007 20:31:31 GMT
Cheers for the tips - we might also do Rangers at home to Pens - but it's the day we fly in so we might well be asleep by 2nd period! We will all have to be Pens fans for the night! (The very thought of being a NYR fan - shudder!) Don't give us the old jet lag one Frag. The very thought of watching the Rags would drive anyone to sleep. |
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