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Mtn_Scott

Post subject: Tom Ethington

Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 5:55 pm

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Tommy is looking like a new tough guy in this league this year. Was this a conscious decision, or just the Tommy tired of being pushed around?

Second question: As a Canadian, how does it feel to watch a kid from Illinois kicking the cr@p out of a few Canadian tough guys?

Please feel free to answer the second question with the same smart ### tone it was asked.

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bigtruck_

Post subject: Re: Tom Ethington

Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 8:19 pm

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Mtn_Scott wrote:

Please feel free to answer the second question with the same smart ### tone it was asked.

Haha!!!!

That was too good to go without a comment!!

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Steve Govett

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Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 9:32 am

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Tommy has always been a tough guy, he just has never been put in the situation that he has twice this year. Both times players have basically attacked him, both times they have regretted it. I wouldn't call it a planned situation he has just answered the bell like he has most of his career, he has turned into one of our best defenders and now adds the tough guy title to his resume as well.

Tom has a background in hockey back in Chicago and has been training with a boxing coach for the past couple of years. I just don't think that people had any idea what they were getting themselves into when they went after him.

He is the perfect tough guy, he doesn't go looking for it but you just don't want him pissed off. He doesn't propel the bravado that perhaps other tough guys do, he just quietly, unselfishly, effectively does his job and is an outstanding locker room guy. I would much rather have him than other self absorbed, one dimensional tough guys that just take face offs.

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Ronin

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Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 10:04 am

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Steve Govett wrote:

Tommy has always been a tough guy, he just has never been put in the situation that he has twice this year. Both times players have basically attacked him, both times they have regretted it. I wouldn't call it a planned situation he has just answered the bell like he has most of his career, he has turned into one of our best defenders and now adds the tough guy title to his resume as well.

Tom has a background in hockey back in Chicago and has been training with a boxing coach for the past couple of years. I just don't think that people had any idea what they were getting themselves into when they went after him.

He is the perfect tough guy, he doesn't go looking for it but you just don't want him pissed off. He doesn't propel the bravado that perhaps other tough guys do, he just quietly, unselfishly, effectively does his job and is an outstanding locker room guy. I would much rather have him than other self absorbed, one dimensional tough guys that just take face offs.

SG

Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayuuuuuumn!!! :twisted:

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Ninja 4 Hire

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Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 10:25 am

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I think Ronin was looking for this.

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Ronin

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Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 10:31 am

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Ninja 4 Hire wrote:

I think Ronin was looking for this.

Fine, I give up. What the hell is that thing?

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Ninja 4 Hire

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Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 10:41 am

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Poking him with a stick. Agitating, provoking, needling, poking with a stick.
Like I was doing to you and Mr. Govett was directing that to a certain #4.

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jake

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Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 1:34 pm

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Ronin wrote:

Steve Govett wrote:

Tommy has always been a tough guy, he just has never been put in the situation that he has twice this year. Both times players have basically attacked him, both times they have regretted it. I wouldn't call it a planned situation he has just answered the bell like he has most of his career, he has turned into one of our best defenders and now adds the tough guy title to his resume as well.

Tom has a background in hockey back in Chicago and has been training with a boxing coach for the past couple of years. I just don't think that people had any idea what they were getting themselves into when they went after him.

He is the perfect tough guy, he doesn't go looking for it but you just don't want him pissed off. He doesn't propel the bravado that perhaps other tough guys do, he just quietly, unselfishly, effectively does his job and is an outstanding locker room guy. I would much rather have him than other self absorbed, one dimensional tough guys that just take face offs.

SG

Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayuuuuuumn!!! :twisted:

thats the funnyst thing ive read all day!
thanks for that Mr. G

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