Someone should send this link
www.hockeydb.com
to PQ language critic Pierre Curzi, he is the nimrod who, The National Post reports, "...told a television interviewer it was no accident there were so few Quebecers on the [sic] Canadians."
Maroon.
"'People who are federalists and people who do not want to see Quebec become a country, who do not want French to flourish, they know very well that you have to seize a certain number of symbols of identity,' he said. 'I believe there is a takeover by federal power of the Canadiens club.'"
Maroon.
Deal is Mr. Curzi the plot that the Molson family is running vis-a-vi the Canadiens is a plot to win the Stanley Cup and if they can do it with a team that is two thirds Swedish and American, like in the late 80's or has only players from the midwest so be it.
In fact, Mr. Curzi, check the link: back in the glory years of the Habs, say 1950 to 1980, they weren't 100 per cent pure laine you know. Do the names Tom Johnson, Ken Dryden, Billy Hicke, Dickie Duff, Dickie Moore, Doug Harvey, Donnie Marshall, Charlie Hodge, Gump Worsley and on and on, resonate with you? Lots of parades and lots of rings in that group but not a pure laine in the group. In fact, horrors, some of the greatest Habs ever were from T O R O N T O.
Do a little fact checking Mr. Curzi.
Wait, Curzi, Curzi, are you sure you are Quebecois enough?
Just asking.
WFDS
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