NHL Fan Since 1988
Location Malmo, Sweden
Age 25
Profile views 666
NHL Connect ID
StoFFe_SwedeN
Description
Born and raised in Sweden. I’m of russian and dutch heritage. I’m 6 foot 6 inches tall. 210 pounds heavy. I work full-time for a tobacco company in Sweden owned by British American Tobacco (BAT).
Favorite NHL Team
No answer
Favorite Sports/Teams
Team Canada.
Favorite Players
Mario Lemieux, Sidney Crosby, Alexander Ovechkin & Maxime Talbot.
Music
Techno/Trance/Electronic.
Books
UFO-related books (not sci-fi).
Movies
The Matrix Trilogy, Good Will Hunting, Pulp Fiction & V For Vendetta.
Other interests
Music. Videogames. Computers. UFO research.
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Montreal_Le...
May 29, 2008
Hey
What’s going on?
Glenn_V
May 19, 2008
Russia won . . . nuts!
There’s nothing worse than winning to the Russians on home ice, unless it’s losing to the Americans. But, the Russians were full value for the win, since they outplayed Canada for much of the game, and shooting the puck into the crowd is a penalty, whether in overtime or not.
Congratulations to the Penguins for going to the Finals for the first time since Mario was in his prime. That’s a lifetime for quite a few fans on these boards. I also predict the Penguins winning the Cup, but I certainly can’t predict a sweep, especially if it’s against Detroit.
Glenn_V
May 18, 2008
I think you're right.
Russia seems to have loaded up pretty good this year, while Canada still has a lot of its best players absent (Luongo, Iginla, and of course Crosby). Hopefully the smaller ice surface, and the fact that Ovechkin still does not like to be hit repeatedly will work in our favour.
Glenn_V
May 16, 2008
It's weird to hear you say that.
I never thought I’d hear that from a Swede! Even without most of their stars, the Swedish team is still in line for a medal. They really are a hockey power, aren’t they. Our boys better be ready from the first faceoff to take this team seriously, otherwise we’ll be playing for bronze at home. That would suck!
Glenn_V
May 15, 2008
Let's put it this way . . .
We might lose a tournament one year, maybe two, but we are soooo passionate about the game that we WILL win again. And, we take names, if you know what I mean.