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Vancouver est devenu fou après la défaite des Canucks en Coupe Stanley en 2011



Lorsque la rondelle est tombée pour le septième match de la finale de la Coupe Stanley 2011, Vancouver était prêt à célébrer sa première Coupe Stanley de l’histoire de la franchise. Au lieu de cela, alors que les Canucks traversaient en boitant le plus grand match de l’histoire de la franchise, cette foule massive a sombré dans la violence : stimulée par la défaite écrasante des Canucks lors du septième match, une véritable émeute a éclaté à Vancouver, la deuxième émeute de la ville en Coupe Stanley en 17- année et l’un des moments les plus honteux de l’histoire de la LNH. Écrit et raconté par : Jonah Birenbaum (@Birenball | X) Produit et édité par : Andrew Bartlett (@andrewnbs | Instagram) Conception des vignettes par : Justin Shipley (@shipleysportstudio | Instagram) Liste de courtoisie : https://pastebin.com/SarK87sZ Suivez-nous sur Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/theScore Suivez-nous sur Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/theScore Suivez-nous sur X : https://twitter.com/theScore #vancouvercanucks #riot #lnh

17 Comments

  1. @SabinaSutliff

    This discussion is absolutely captivating! It's like diving into a sea of intellect and wisdom.💞

  2. @GreenBayPayton

    3:15 Just a tip, both Blackhawks series wins over Vancouver in 2009 and 2010 were in the second round, not the first round. Great video otherwise.

  6. @jkapozelewksi

    If you ask non-Canuck fans about the most memorable moment in Canucks history, it’s the riots. Other cities do it when they win – which overshadows the riot – while Vancouver wins the riot title for not winning then beating up their own fans.

  7. @Mr.StevenKerr

    Imagine getting this stupid because your little sports tean lost it's game. Embarrassing and insane. Shows that people from Vanciuver have low IQ, because they'd done this before and no one planned fir it again? Lol

  9. @erics.czernecki7333

    Y'know, I hate to consider it… but do you think maybe that whole Montreal scuffle in 1993 cursed Canadian teams in general? Before then, Canada was just as competitive as the US in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, but ever since then, there's been constant relocations, struggles, and anytime a Canada team makes it that far, they either prolapse on the ice or choke in devastating fashions. True, it could have just as much to do with economic conditions, but the coincidence seems almost a bit TOO exact not to at least CONSIDER the possibility. But hey, maybe the Oilers will break it. Who knows?

  10. @metuberob

    sorry to say bunch of idiots with no brains took over the city .. all the rioters deserved jail time

  11. @PatDK

    One of the biggest reasons why they got labeled as the worst fanbase, and for the most part it’s true…from anytime a Canuck fan responds online

  13. @edgeofEurasia

    Canucks fans are a sensitive bunch. They get defensive anytime the riots are mentioned even though the riots are infamous events linked to the team and its fans.

    Many Canucks fans are hating on Edmonton and laughing when they went 0-3 to start the finals.
    If Edmonton pulls off the biggest of comebacks and wins the cup, I'm expecting plenty of Canucks fans to go on about how they lost to the eventual champions as if it can make them quasi winners by association. It doesn't. Many Canucks fans are as bad or worse than Leafs fans in thinking they deserve to win because the team sucked for so long.

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