Stepping On Opponents Stick

[-brady2 0]

The next time you play that kid put his name on the board, circle it, and tell the team that kid needs to "pay the price".

Contact Mark Crawford and the Canucks orginization for the correct procedures <_<

hahahahaha

but yeah to agree with BK, i usually try to bring three sticks to a game, adn one a woodie in case shit gets out of hand. I've had shitrats doing similar stuff the 5030 comes out.

[N!! 0]

Stepping on or slashing someone's composite is a garbage play. From my standpoint, make it five and a game across the board and that crap will stop real quick.

[ean 0]

I think you are over analyzing this. It was a run in with some goons, these things will happen. No need to go over your sons role etc and keep beating down the incident with your kid. He did his job protecting the goalie, and that's all you should worry about as a parent.

[fatwabbit 93]

playing hard and rough are two different things in my book. you can put all your effort into the game, but you should also look at the crowd your playing with. I assume the drop ins are similar to what i have here, just a bunch of people trying to have some fun... where's the fun in worrying abuot that injury, or whether you can play next week because X is playing like a douchbag and hitting everyone...