Nothing to see here

So people come in here to see what the fuss is about, realise that this is nothing more than a front.

I would have liked to have provided a really interesting blog, but the truth be known, I don't have the interest of competance.

I'm just a cynical fan.

Who wishes the Oilers weren't a joke.

ThisTeam is Done

Losing Visnovsky = no cup

I'm a dreamer, but somehow thought a nice back four with Visnovsky, Souray, Gilbert, and Grebshkov could fluke off another nice cup run for the spring.

Where's Yogi Berra when you need him?

It's starting to become clear no one is really running the Edmonton OIlers. 

Oilers aren't just having a civil war between the two normal warring factions.  It's starting to look like fucking Yugoslavia circa 1993 out there, with the coach, veterans, young'uns, and fuck knows who else all taking up their positions. 

Katz MIGHT once have been a fan, but now might as well be another Jim Dolan type - more enamoured at the thought of getting to chum around with the ersatz rock stars he employs, than concerning himself with how that team performs.

Boring Boring Oilers

I'm bored. I used to be a big fan of this team, too.  

But it's too much. 

Maybe I need to jump on the bandwagon of a real hockey team, like the Bruins. I spent my first time in college in Boston, unfortunately I left town before the hockey got going. I did become a Red Sox fan though.

I'd love to be a bandwagon NY Ranger fan. Unfortunately that team doesn't blow as much as those glorious 6 or so seasons prior to the lockout, and it has too many holes to win the cup come next spring. So, fuck that.

There is always les habitats. I'll probably take a wait and see attitude with them, to see if they at least make the semis. First and 2nd round exits aren't my bandwagon style and something tells me the habs are doomed yet again, despite their so-called century of excellence, which has been gone for the past 25 years.

I remember in 1990 thinking that the Oilers were about to do what the Red Wings keep doing....that is, rebuild on the fly. That kid line of Graves, Gelinas and Murphy was awesome every time it hit the ice. With Messier and Kurri, Anderson, and others, the future looked pretty well set.