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Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 2:54 pm
by keithp40
strocklen083 wrote:ummmmm...........someone enjoying their Olympic break a little too much?

the more stories I hear about this dude on the street, the more I start to believe them. Doesn't take away from his on-ice performance. But jesus, he needs to get his sh!t together.
what are you hearing on "the street"?

Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 2:55 pm
by keithp40
richtedm wrote:
abc789987 wrote:yeah, I can't believe he is wearing a V-neck t-shirt.
I've sported a v-neck lately and I am not ashamed to admit it. Maybe a little. I was at least moderately conflicted about it.
i don't do the v-neck, but i sure as hell am now!

Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 2:59 pm
by keithp40
live spelled backwards is evil.

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Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 3:44 pm
by strocklen083
keithp40 wrote:
strocklen083 wrote:ummmmm...........someone enjoying their Olympic break a little too much?

the more stories I hear about this dude on the street, the more I start to believe them. Doesn't take away from his on-ice performance. But jesus, he needs to get his sh!t together.
what are you hearing on "the street"?
Without going in to specifics out of respect for the players and the fact that nothing I've heard can be confirmed. But I've been told some stories from various sources around town about certain players and their "recreational" indulgences off the ice. I mean, it happens in every sport but you'd like to at least think these guys are smart enough to not just put on a nice face for the camera but that they refrain from activites that would reflect negatively upon themselves on the ice or in the community.

I'm not saying any of the things I've heard are true. But it's videos like this that make you wonder if those rumors are reality.

Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 4:25 pm
by keithp40
believe half of what you see...some or none of what you hear.

what? like strip clubs? tiger woods type stuff? :twisted:

Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 4:26 pm
by not_a_wings_fan
Are you saying the boy drinks too much or something bigger? I don't know if you could be any more vague. It's an online message forum, ffs, YOU brought it up, spit it out already.

Someone from the Blues' offices or the NHL needs to slap him upside the head for making a complete ass of himself. He represents both agencies wherever he goes, and what we see in that video just isn't going to work. And if that's what he does with his time, no wonder he isn't scoring more highlight reel goals.

Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 4:30 pm
by richtedm
That was his favorite Sioux moment? What was that?

Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 4:30 pm
by keithp40
i agree.....way too vague.....this isn't the new york times or something, you're not on the record. and these sources or speak of?

maybe he should move in with al macinnis, just like crosby and mario.

i have sources telling me that they were bedding up.

yeah, i said sources, so it must be true.

Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 4:34 pm
by richtedm
Internet or not, you don't want to go around spouting off tales you can't verify.

I've seen the Blues out. Its not hard if you know your way around the local bar scene. They like to have fun. Too much fun? Eh, who knows, I probably have too much fun too according to some people.

Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 4:37 pm
by keithp40
richtedm wrote: I've seen the Blues out. Its not hard if you know your way around the local bar scene. They like to have fun.

we're not worthy...we're not worthy!

Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 5:34 pm
by not_a_wings_fan
SOOO if I go on here and say kelly chase used to bang a girl from my dorm or that Brett Hull used to go to a specific bar near SLU to chase college skirts with him after games... and that often times they were totally canned before they left said bar... that would be too much?

:lol:

If all you are saying is you have seen them totally trashed, that's pretty much par for the course. BUT, if you are implying that Oshie is rolling into strip clubs with 70k in ones in a Blues' duffel bag that's a story, man.

:roll:

Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 6:54 pm
by ViPeRx007
There's a difference between the average joe going out and acting like a tooly douche and a professional athlete doing the same thing. It just comes with the territory. It might not be fair but it's also probably not fair they're getting paid millions of dollars to play a game.

I can't say this totally ruined my view of Oshie but it didn't help it any. I'll scratch this one up to inexperience but I hope somebody in the organization see's this and has a talk with him about it because he came across pretty negatively there.

Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 7:08 pm
by WaukeeBlues
DaDitka wrote:@1:10, when asked about being with the St. Louis Blues....

"Unfortunately" :facepalm:
He meant being a pro in general I'm pretty sure.

Now he wishes he was back in undergrad, where he was probably regarded as a minor god.

And I guarantee he went to the game and the people realized he was there, asked him to do an interview so he's staggering from pre-gaming and goes "ALRIGHT!" :lol:

gotta decline those interviews when you've been drinkin my man...

Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 7:49 pm
by strocklen083
richtedm wrote:Internet or not, you don't want to go around spouting off tales you can't verify.

I've seen the Blues out. Its not hard if you know your way around the local bar scene. They like to have fun. Too much fun? Eh, who knows, I probably have too much fun too according to some people.
Thanks for knowing what I'm talking about. Any young person that lives in the city with half a social life is likely to see these guys out on a given night. The only comment I'll make beyond my previous statements is that what I'm speaking of goes far beyond alcohol and strip clubs and that's where I'll end it.

That being said, I really hope the front office guys have seen this and put him on probation.

Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 8:05 pm
by keithp40
strocklen083 wrote: The only comment I'll make beyond my previous statements is that what I'm speaking of goes far beyond alcohol and strip clubs and that's where I'll end it.
goes far beyond? what does that mean? i think of...like....major drugs? tiger woods type orgies on a boat? what, is he bangn' women at the top of the arch or something? far beyond? there is only so much that a human body is capable of doing. far beyond? is he robbing banks stark naked while rolling a doobie? is he committing crimes? i think your definition of far beyond needs to be clarified......

Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:28 pm
by richtedm
not_a_wings_fan wrote:SOOO if I go on here and say kelly chase used to bang a girl from my dorm or that Brett Hull used to go to a specific bar near SLU to chase college skirts with him after games... and that often times they were totally canned before they left said bar... that would be too much?

:lol:

If all you are saying is you have seen them totally trashed, that's pretty much par for the course. BUT, if you are implying that Oshie is rolling into strip clubs with 70k in ones in a Blues' duffel bag that's a story, man.

:roll:
You could do those things... but you'd just be gossiping... like TMZ-sports version. Not my thing. And we all know Humps and Hull were like peas and carrots. He's only got about a hundred photos around the joint still (as of closing time Friday night anyway :wink: ).

Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 7:21 am
by DaDitka
WaukeeBlues wrote:
DaDitka wrote:@1:10, when asked about being with the St. Louis Blues....

"Unfortunately" :facepalm:
He meant being a pro in general I'm pretty sure.
I know, it just doesn't come across well. In all reality, I think the fans and the media may be at fault here somewhat because I can only imagine how hard these unrealistic expectations must be to deal with.
WaukeeBlues wrote: gotta decline those interviews when you've been drinkin my man...
Exactly.....don't decline the booze.....Do decline the interview.

Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 9:27 am
by not_a_wings_fan
strocklen083 wrote:
richtedm wrote:Internet or not, you don't want to go around spouting off tales you can't verify.

I've seen the Blues out. Its not hard if you know your way around the local bar scene. They like to have fun. Too much fun? Eh, who knows, I probably have too much fun too according to some people.
Thanks for knowing what I'm talking about. Any young person that lives in the city with half a social life is likely to see these guys out on a given night. The only comment I'll make beyond my previous statements is that what I'm speaking of goes far beyond alcohol and strip clubs and that's where I'll end it.

That being said, I really hope the front office guys have seen this and put him on probation.
If you saw something, tell us. This cryptic stuff is silly.
If you didn't see anything, then stfu.

Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 9:49 am
by drwoland
He looks like he'd been on a coke bender in that video.

Probably letting loose after a year and a half of Murray.

Re: Not a proud moment...

Posted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 12:34 pm
by strocklen083
not_a_wings_fan wrote:If you saw something, tell us. This cryptic stuff is silly.
If you didn't see anything, then stfu.
Look, I'm not going to sit here and play character assasination on the guy just because you all want to hear a couple of rumors of what these guys do in their free time. I'm simply stating my concern for his well being and his future prospects on the ice as a member of the Blues. The fact of the matter is he slipped up and did something on public television he probably shouldn't have done. For that he deserves a stern warning and a pretty lengthy lecture. But it doesn't give anyone just cause to go throwing around outlandish stories on message boards for the sake of doing so.

As I stated above, I have not personally witnessed anything these guys allegedly have done. But that doesn't mean I can't voice my concern (if true) regarding the path that it might lead to.