Toronto the awakening of a sleeping giant?

7 July 2011

The recent moves and shakes coming from the leafs nation are so good getting lilles im sure lombardi will come back to health with the aaddition of franson who will be a top class dman and perhaps the change of scenery will reignite connollys career but just as important are the resignings of bozak and macarthur and reimer and hopefully schenn i think burke is building somthing very special in toronto a good team that is only going to get better with maturity they have what appears to be a top class netminder finally and a solid blue line that can mix it with the best all they need now is a top drawer centre theres alot of rumours for stamkos i cant see it but burke is moving very well at the moment so anything is possible.

comment by sea-the-stars//I'm back!!! (U7170)

posted on 12/7/11

i dont live in canada i do support the leafs because it was the first hockey jersey my releatives over there bought me but i genuinely think they really are starting to look promising finally that defence looks tenacious they remind me of tottenham always beleived theyw ere better and have had brilliant players come and go but never a full squad but now they the right man in charge just maybe...... btw i think habs signing cole was a great move cole couldnt do it at edmonton but i still think hes a top top class forward

comment by son of quebec (U8127)

posted on 12/7/11

That's Eric Cole, I believe he's spent his whole career at N. Carolina. Could be wrong tho'.
The Leafs have the biggest market in Hockey but have been plagued with bad ownership/management for decades.
Allways a good game between the Habs and Leafs tho.
Espscially when we spank you.

comment by sea-the-stars//I'm back!!! (U7170)

posted on 14/7/11

ah it always reminds me of the Tottenham Arsenal but i think the gap is starting to close burke has shown himself as a whiley fox with his moves recently.

comment by BraveheartTyke (U6173)

posted on 21/9/14

Andy Rammell

comment by BraveheartTyke (U6173)

posted on 8/1/15

I don't even know if i'm playing it, but it's an titanic effort. Many thanks, Dan!

comment by BraveheartTyke (U6173)

posted on 26/9/16

The younger brother of John Charles, Mel played 31 times for Wales and was in the team that reached the quarter-finals of the World Cup in 1958.

comment by BraveheartTyke (U6173)

posted on 21/2/17

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVuw8fp3ZDI