jester said:
Wow, I'm sure you must know both players very well to form an opinion like that, obviously you wouldn't be as crass as to make such a statement from just watching them play ice hockey. I myself have no idea what either player is like off the ice. I do know that Stewart though has played over 240 AHL games and 26 NHL games Faulkner has 9 AHL games and is involved in all the Giants community projects.
As for you reap what you sow, let's hope you don't reap the hatred that you are trying to sow.
Take it which ever way you like, after all you're entitled to your opinion. It doesn't mean that it's right but there you go.
Throwing in AHL and NHL 'facts' as you call them to try and strengthen your argument looks good on paper, but then let's look at the statistics.
NHL 26 games, 0 goals, 1 assist , +/- -7
AHL 274 games, 29 goals, 32 assists , 0.22ppg +/- -10
Yeah Stewart was a clutch player there in those leagues wasn't he. I bet the fans were dishing out money hand over fist to get good seats to watch him get his 0.22 points per game playing left wing.
WD But then that is largely irrelevent because what matters is what's going on here and now. Feel free to call me crass in that I couldn't care less about someone that I don't personally know and never will. Consider me crass that I couldn't care less about a reckless hockey player who through his own idiotic, and illegal within the rules actions, injures other players. Consider me crass that I would show blind indifference if Stewart suffered similar injuries from another player (from any team). The same opinion applies to other players that consider it acceptable to play that way now.
It's laughable, and sadly misguided that you think I'm trying to sow some hatred here. I'm sat here as cool and relaxed as a polar bears arse sat on an iceberg. I'm not angry or bent out of shape because of what's happened. I'm certainly not trying to whip the masses into a frenzy of hatred because I believe I can express my own opinion and mine alone, and consider others intelligent enough to formulate their own opinions by themselves. Hatred is a word that is often overused, but then to some maybe that's just a cultural thing. :roll: