 Lucic keeps Vancouver Stanley Cup visit privateSports | 207099 hits | Aug 12 5:01 am | Posted by: Alta_redneck  Posters of the east Vancouver native dressed in his Boston Bruins gold and black were reportedly defaced outside a cultural community centre. His eyes were poked out. His face scribbled on.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Maybe karma does exhist and it's these "Vancouver fans" who are really the reason that the Canucks will never win Lord Stanley's Cup and not the Cam Neely curse.
What a bunch of asswipes.
Maybe karma does exhist and it's these "Vancouver fans" who are really the reason that the Canucks will never win Lord Stanley's Cup and not the Cam Neely curse.
Sorry for being stupid here but what is the Cam Neely curse?
What a bunch of asswipes.
Maybe karma does exhist and it's these "Vancouver fans" who are really the reason that the Canucks will never win Lord Stanley's Cup and not the Cam Neely curse.
Sorry for being stupid here but what is the Cam Neely curse?
On June 05 1986 the Vancouver Canucks traded Cam Neely to the Boston Bruins along with a draft pick (1st choice, 3rd overall in the 1987 NHL Entry Draft, used to take Glen Wesley) to the Boston Bruins for Barry Pederson. Canucks head coach Tom Watt was not impressed with Neely's defense (Neely was 20 at this time), and that was what made him tradeable
Cam Neely became one of the best power forwards in the NHL while Pedersons career continued to dwindle along with Vancouvers fortunes. The curse part came from the media who, in trying to find an logical reason why Vancouver couldn't win the Stanley Cup in the following years kept referring back to the terrible one sided trade Vancouver made on that day as a curse.
So, after watching this years Stanley Cup, and the lack of luck, effort or ability Vancouver displayed against the Cam Neely led Bruins, is it any wonder that people in Vancouver still think the curse is still in place.