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Getcha passports ready - the middle-aged dummies are going to the British Isles! Top 31 song countdown. (1 Viewer)
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zamboni
Footballguy
Agreed. Looked a lot like Josh Allen’s injury.
titusbramble
Footballguy
The Dreaded Marco
Footballguy
Agreed.
Have you seen any of Peter Hook’s shows in the past few years? They’re pretty great.
titusbramble
Footballguy
Nope. Not been to a live gig since pre cold going around
Westerberg
Footballguy
I had tickets to see him in Manchester in May 2020
The Dreaded Marco
Footballguy
Damn.I had tickets to see him in Manchester in May 2020
I saw him a couple times in the year pre-COVID. He's playing several shows in the UK in April 2023.
rockaction
Footballguy
I figure I'll post this here as the people here might appreciate it, even though it's totally ineligible.
Robert Christgau on Marquee Moon
robertchristgau.substack.com
Robert Christgau on Marquee Moon
The Big Lookback: Tom Verlaine
On the glory of "Marquee Moon," from "Going Into the City."
robertchristgau.substack.com
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
I was thinking this too, but how much of it was to get Ronson on people's list? I was looking at a couple of his I really liked, but they were "featuring" American artists. I thought about Valerie, but had a Winehouse song I loved more, and honestly didn't look more into Ronson's songs b/c I am not overly familiar with him besides the hits.
Eephus
Footballguy
Speedrun thru the new songs between games
Pip’s Invitation: Yours Is No Disgrace - Yes
Fender and Gibson have them beat by sheer numbers but no other manufacturer made iconic sounding instruments like Rickenbacker's 12-string electric and the bass that Chris Squire played. It's an unmistakable tone that's central to the band's sound.
New Binky the Doormat: 20th Century Boy – T. Rex
It's been nice to see all the love for the Glam era with Bolan, Mott and Sweet well represented.
worrierking: Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll - Ian Dury
The original Stiff Records lineup with Dury, Costello, Lowe and Wreckless Eric was a murderer's row.
titusbramble: The Riddle - Nik Kershaw
Mrs. Eephus will be pleased. She used to like Haircut 100.
Don Quixote: London Calling - The Clash
The band's mission statement
timschochet: Let My Love Open The Door - Pete Townshend
Somebody should do a thread about Townshend's solo catalog. He's a fascinating mix of defiance and vulnerability.
Yankee23Fan: Your Song – Elton John
This would have been my Elton pick. I like the string arrangement here much more than a couple of other John songs from recent playlists.
KarmaPolice: Slide Away - The Verve
Early Verve, interesting pick. The early 90s were a great era for music. Sorry I had to miss it. Thanks ditkaburgers.
Manster: High 'N' Dry (Saturday Night) - Def Leppard
This has a rawer sound than the songs picked off of Hysteria. It's a lot closer to some of the 70s bands that have been chosen.
scorchy: Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) - The Beatles
The sitar looks incredibly difficult to play. George's playing of it seems pretty rudimentary but it adds a unique dimension to this song.
Pip’s Invitation: Yours Is No Disgrace - Yes
Fender and Gibson have them beat by sheer numbers but no other manufacturer made iconic sounding instruments like Rickenbacker's 12-string electric and the bass that Chris Squire played. It's an unmistakable tone that's central to the band's sound.
New Binky the Doormat: 20th Century Boy – T. Rex
It's been nice to see all the love for the Glam era with Bolan, Mott and Sweet well represented.
worrierking: Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll - Ian Dury
The original Stiff Records lineup with Dury, Costello, Lowe and Wreckless Eric was a murderer's row.
titusbramble: The Riddle - Nik Kershaw
Mrs. Eephus will be pleased. She used to like Haircut 100.
Don Quixote: London Calling - The Clash
The band's mission statement
timschochet: Let My Love Open The Door - Pete Townshend
Somebody should do a thread about Townshend's solo catalog. He's a fascinating mix of defiance and vulnerability.
Yankee23Fan: Your Song – Elton John
This would have been my Elton pick. I like the string arrangement here much more than a couple of other John songs from recent playlists.
KarmaPolice: Slide Away - The Verve
Early Verve, interesting pick. The early 90s were a great era for music. Sorry I had to miss it. Thanks ditkaburgers.
Manster: High 'N' Dry (Saturday Night) - Def Leppard
This has a rawer sound than the songs picked off of Hysteria. It's a lot closer to some of the 70s bands that have been chosen.
scorchy: Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) - The Beatles
The sitar looks incredibly difficult to play. George's playing of it seems pretty rudimentary but it adds a unique dimension to this song.
rockaction
Footballguy
LOL
Don Quixote
Footballguy
As I know some pet support in this thread and the US one in the past, I could use some today. I had three pugs (Bess, Martin, and Teddy). Bess passed away earlier this month — she had a urinary blockage that needed emergency surgery, and her heart gave out during the procedure.
We had to bring Martin to the emergency vet this morning — diagnosis was gallbladder mucocele and he needed emergency surgery to remove his gall bladder. Out of surgery now, but next 24 hours are key to see how he bounces back — hoping for the best and could use some positive vibes for Martin, as could use a positive turn after losing Bess just a few weeks ago.
For any familiar with my run through Presidential bios of every President, they are all named after Presidents and First Ladies. And for those familiar with my real last name, yes, Martin’s name is a nod to Van Buren.
Bess
Martin
Bess and Martin
Bess and Teddy (Teddy is still doing relatively fine, although currently receiving treatment for an ear infection)
We had to bring Martin to the emergency vet this morning — diagnosis was gallbladder mucocele and he needed emergency surgery to remove his gall bladder. Out of surgery now, but next 24 hours are key to see how he bounces back — hoping for the best and could use some positive vibes for Martin, as could use a positive turn after losing Bess just a few weeks ago.
For any familiar with my run through Presidential bios of every President, they are all named after Presidents and First Ladies. And for those familiar with my real last name, yes, Martin’s name is a nod to Van Buren.
Bess
Martin
Bess and Martin
Bess and Teddy (Teddy is still doing relatively fine, although currently receiving treatment for an ear infection)
simey
Footballguy
They are so cute, and I'm sorry about Bess. Sending positive vibes, ear scratches, and tummy rubs to Martin.
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
@Don Quixote , I'm with you. We had to put a beloved dog down last month too - can't imagine what a second would be like.
So you fight, little Martin, FIIIIIGGGGGGHHHTTTT!
So you fight, little Martin, FIIIIIGGGGGGHHHTTTT!
The Dreaded Marco
Footballguy
So sorry to hear about Bess and my best wishes for Martin.
I have 3 pugs---Roy (12), Mabel (12) and Olive (2). I've always had big dogs until these 3 and I am now a convert.
Dr. Octopus
Footballguy
Positive vibes.
rockaction
Footballguy
You got it, Don. Sorry to hear about Bess.
Pip's Invitation
Footballguy
They played at my university in 1990 and this was in the set, albeit in the middle. They finished with You Really Got Me, I think.
Eephus
Footballguy
NFL games have a LOT of commercials
Sullie: Flesh For Fantasy - Billy Idol
This song is ridiculous but you have to dig Billy's pronunciation of Flesh. "Face to face and back to back/You see and feel my sex attack" is my next tattoo.
Andy Dufresne: Highway Star - Deep Purple
@Hawks64 this one is missing from the playlist
This was the big album when I was in 9th grade and drinking in somebody's basement was a big Friday night. Good times. Great song.
Mister CIA: What Is And What Should Never Be - Led Zeppelin
My mind was blown at the age of 10 by the guitars bouncing from ear to ear on this song. I've never been the same.
Mrs. Rannous: Bang A Gong - T. Rex
Meanwhile I'm still thinking...
higgins: Earth And Sky - Andy Summers
Summers' Jazz Rock Fusion is better than "Mother". He's a fine player but I think he's overdoing it with the guitar synth.
The Dreaded Marco: Poke - Frightened Rabbit
Lovely song. I should go back and listen through Frightened Rabbit again.
simsarge: The Core - Eric Clapton
Haven't heard this one in a long time. Thanks for bringing it back. It has such a great groove. Like it a lot more than the Cream songs picked earlier. The woman singer Marcella Detroit went on to form Shakespeare's Sister with Siobhan from Bananarama.
Mt. Man: True Faith - New Order
Well finally some New Order. One of the greatest second acts in music history.
landrys hat: Kashmir - Led Zeppelin
Well finally some Kashmir. I'd never heard anything quite like it at the time and very few like it since.
rockaction: I Feel Free – Cream
I've already praised one Clapton tune today. I take my coffee black.
Hov34: Somebody Else – The 1975
I Like It When You Sleep... has so many great songs. The band is almost singlehandedly keeping alive the classic British artform of four lads with a cheeky frontman.
zamboni: A Letter To Elise - The Cure
Devastating breakup song. It's not about you, it's about me.
Doug B: Opportunities (Let's Make Lots Of Money) - Pet Shop Boys
I guess greed has been big in every decade but there was a contrast between the 80s and the comparatively altruisic 60s and 70s. This satirical takedown still cuts hard.
Val Rannous: Oh Well Part 1 - Fleetwood Mac
Great song. Based in the Blues like so many songs of the era but Green takes it in new and unexpected directions.
Chaos34: Unbelievable – EMF
Surprise global hit was the commercial peak of the Baggy movement. Very unserious but a tremendous groove nonetheless.
Zegras11: Ticket To Ride - The Beatles
Every little thing fits together so effortlessly: the harmonies, the unusual syncopated beat, the sensational bridge, the weird little guitar line under the "my baby don't care".
cosjobs: Black Dog - Led Zeppelin
I'm always amazed at how the drum part in this song can be so loose yet so locked in.
krista4: Sonnet – The Verve
In the immortal words of LFO "Billy Shakespeare wrote a whole bunch of sonnets". I think I've always preferred it to Bitter Sweet Symphone but I certainly do right now. It probably would be difficult to actually write a pop song that sticks to the sonnet format.
Sullie: Flesh For Fantasy - Billy Idol
This song is ridiculous but you have to dig Billy's pronunciation of Flesh. "Face to face and back to back/You see and feel my sex attack" is my next tattoo.
Andy Dufresne: Highway Star - Deep Purple
@Hawks64 this one is missing from the playlist
This was the big album when I was in 9th grade and drinking in somebody's basement was a big Friday night. Good times. Great song.
Mister CIA: What Is And What Should Never Be - Led Zeppelin
My mind was blown at the age of 10 by the guitars bouncing from ear to ear on this song. I've never been the same.
Mrs. Rannous: Bang A Gong - T. Rex
Meanwhile I'm still thinking...
higgins: Earth And Sky - Andy Summers
Summers' Jazz Rock Fusion is better than "Mother". He's a fine player but I think he's overdoing it with the guitar synth.
The Dreaded Marco: Poke - Frightened Rabbit
Lovely song. I should go back and listen through Frightened Rabbit again.
simsarge: The Core - Eric Clapton
Haven't heard this one in a long time. Thanks for bringing it back. It has such a great groove. Like it a lot more than the Cream songs picked earlier. The woman singer Marcella Detroit went on to form Shakespeare's Sister with Siobhan from Bananarama.
Mt. Man: True Faith - New Order
Well finally some New Order. One of the greatest second acts in music history.
landrys hat: Kashmir - Led Zeppelin
Well finally some Kashmir. I'd never heard anything quite like it at the time and very few like it since.
rockaction: I Feel Free – Cream
I've already praised one Clapton tune today. I take my coffee black.
Hov34: Somebody Else – The 1975
I Like It When You Sleep... has so many great songs. The band is almost singlehandedly keeping alive the classic British artform of four lads with a cheeky frontman.
zamboni: A Letter To Elise - The Cure
Devastating breakup song. It's not about you, it's about me.
Doug B: Opportunities (Let's Make Lots Of Money) - Pet Shop Boys
I guess greed has been big in every decade but there was a contrast between the 80s and the comparatively altruisic 60s and 70s. This satirical takedown still cuts hard.
Val Rannous: Oh Well Part 1 - Fleetwood Mac
Great song. Based in the Blues like so many songs of the era but Green takes it in new and unexpected directions.
Chaos34: Unbelievable – EMF
Surprise global hit was the commercial peak of the Baggy movement. Very unserious but a tremendous groove nonetheless.
Zegras11: Ticket To Ride - The Beatles
Every little thing fits together so effortlessly: the harmonies, the unusual syncopated beat, the sensational bridge, the weird little guitar line under the "my baby don't care".
cosjobs: Black Dog - Led Zeppelin
I'm always amazed at how the drum part in this song can be so loose yet so locked in.
krista4: Sonnet – The Verve
In the immortal words of LFO "Billy Shakespeare wrote a whole bunch of sonnets". I think I've always preferred it to Bitter Sweet Symphone but I certainly do right now. It probably would be difficult to actually write a pop song that sticks to the sonnet format.
Chaos34
Footballguy
Describes me nicely
Chaos34
Footballguy
Eephus
Footballguy
Mi familia
Mrs. Eephus: Red Skies - The Fixx
The Fixx has been a Mrs. Eephus favorite for the entire 40 years we've been together. I remember her coming back to my place after seeing them open for The Police at the first "New Wave" Day on the Green at the Oakland Coliseum in 1983. That was an inflection point for the big Bill Graham Bay Area stadium shows although the Clash had opened for The Who the previous year. She's seen them a bunch of times since including once at the infamous SF waterfront dive The Pound.
Red Skies is her favorite Fixx song. It brings back happy memories of summer, dancing and being young.
@ditkaburgers: Last Ones Standing – Example
A poppy UK rapper who caught ditka's ear when she was in college. Like almost all modern dance songs, it has a drop before the final chorus that functions like a bridge.
She was 18 when this song came out. I bet a lot of people have picked songs from when they were 18. I know I have.
Eephus: Sexuality - Billy Bragg
Bragg has fought the good fight for decades with dignity and humor. This one is probably as close as he's ever gotten to a pop song. It made a statement in 1991 as AIDS was peaking in the West. Co-songwriter Johnny Marr's influence is obvious and Kirsty MacColl makes another appearance in the countdown.
About five years I found myself standing next to Bragg at a festival. He was in VIP and I was accompanying Mrs. E in the ADA section after she tore her Achilles. There was a short barrier separating Billy and I but I could have reached out and touched him. I didn't but instead babbled something about how much his work meant to me when there was a break between songs.
Mrs. Eephus: Red Skies - The Fixx
The Fixx has been a Mrs. Eephus favorite for the entire 40 years we've been together. I remember her coming back to my place after seeing them open for The Police at the first "New Wave" Day on the Green at the Oakland Coliseum in 1983. That was an inflection point for the big Bill Graham Bay Area stadium shows although the Clash had opened for The Who the previous year. She's seen them a bunch of times since including once at the infamous SF waterfront dive The Pound.
Red Skies is her favorite Fixx song. It brings back happy memories of summer, dancing and being young.
@ditkaburgers: Last Ones Standing – Example
A poppy UK rapper who caught ditka's ear when she was in college. Like almost all modern dance songs, it has a drop before the final chorus that functions like a bridge.
She was 18 when this song came out. I bet a lot of people have picked songs from when they were 18. I know I have.
Eephus: Sexuality - Billy Bragg
Bragg has fought the good fight for decades with dignity and humor. This one is probably as close as he's ever gotten to a pop song. It made a statement in 1991 as AIDS was peaking in the West. Co-songwriter Johnny Marr's influence is obvious and Kirsty MacColl makes another appearance in the countdown.
About five years I found myself standing next to Bragg at a festival. He was in VIP and I was accompanying Mrs. E in the ADA section after she tore her Achilles. There was a short barrier separating Billy and I but I could have reached out and touched him. I didn't but instead babbled something about how much his work meant to me when there was a break between songs.
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
Refs are doing a great job of taking over the 4th quarter.
Mt. Man
Footballguy
I mean, I just did at #20. But I get what you're saying.
Eephus
Footballguy
The song she picked didn't give me a lot to work with and I've barely seen her this weekend.
New Binky the Doormat
Footballguy
back in '81 when I moved out, I got a pug ...he was registered, I officially named him "Douglas J Needsomecash"
hence ..."Doug the Pug"
my sister deserves credit for the Doug part - I knew I wanted to give him a "people" name
what a wonderful dog, he slept with me and got very jealous when I would pitch him out of the bedroom when I had the occasional "guest" over
if I didn't make sure to latch the bedroom door, he would jump up on the bed and pee all over the pillow where my guest slept to cover up the smell
he lived for almost 18 years, and pugs usually don't live nearly that long
RIP little guy
The Dreaded Marco
Footballguy
It is a lovely song and one of their best. I had a tough time narrowing it down to this one from a couple others. One other favorite has already been listed.
My daughter and I share a love for this band and have seen them together a few times. Such a great live band.
Scott Hutchison was a beautiful human and wrote great songs for this band as well as Owl John and for Mastersystem. RIP.
krista4
Footballguy
He certainly was. Just a tragic story.
krista4
Footballguy
Only 6.5 new artists coming up tomorrow. So goes the British Isles list.
The good news is that we'll have a lot to play with, as among the already-selected artists we'll have 26 new songs! These will include two new songs each in triple-ups of two different top 10 contenders, as well as a new-song double-up of another top 10 contender. We'll also have a double-up battle between two members of the Eephus family.
In addition, tomorrow will feature a Deja Vote from one of our top female artists.
The good news is that we'll have a lot to play with, as among the already-selected artists we'll have 26 new songs! These will include two new songs each in triple-ups of two different top 10 contenders, as well as a new-song double-up of another top 10 contender. We'll also have a double-up battle between two members of the Eephus family.
In addition, tomorrow will feature a Deja Vote from one of our top female artists.
Mt. Man
Footballguy
Honestly, today’s selection might have surprised college-age me the most. (Well, that or having U2 so low, but different subject) Not quite my style then, and a video that Wikipedia rather politely calls "surreal". Long story short, times change, tastes change, and now this one’s here.
#18s
Recognized by title alone: 25
Sounded familiar: 3
Knew from this countdown: 1
Didn't know: 13
Selected Favorites:
Yours is No Disgrace (Pip’s Invitation) - This was almost my pick for the Yes song to include.
Let My Love Open The Door (timscochet)
Showdown (Dr. Octopus)
Opportunities [Let’s Make Lots of Money] (Doug B)
Oh Well [Part 1] (Val Rannous) - Another in the category where I know covers and almost forget the original.
Some songs I didn't know that I ended up liking:
The Riddle (titusbramble)
Poke (The Dreaded Marco)
Somebody Else (Hov34)
Sonnet (krista4)
#18s
Recognized by title alone: 25
Sounded familiar: 3
Knew from this countdown: 1
Didn't know: 13
Selected Favorites:
Yours is No Disgrace (Pip’s Invitation) - This was almost my pick for the Yes song to include.
Let My Love Open The Door (timscochet)
Showdown (Dr. Octopus)
Opportunities [Let’s Make Lots of Money] (Doug B)
Oh Well [Part 1] (Val Rannous) - Another in the category where I know covers and almost forget the original.
Some songs I didn't know that I ended up liking:
The Riddle (titusbramble)
Poke (The Dreaded Marco)
Somebody Else (Hov34)
Sonnet (krista4)
ditkaburgers
Footballguy
This might be the only song I've ever liked from Example. Like @Eephus said, it's got a great drop but the way he raps reminded me of when dad would play The Streets as a kid (being white rappers might be their only connection haha). I can't remember how I found it, but in 2010 all I did was comb the Top UK Hits on iTunes, so that's probably how it ended up on my playlist.
The song she picked didn't give me a lot to work with and I've barely seen her this weekend.
Ed Sheeran did an acoustic cover of the song the same year, which I prefer, but sadly it's not on Spotify so I'll have to rely on my illegally downloaded version and this youtube upload: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGE2mwIgRs8
Sullie
Footballguy
I saw this tour as well, the Union tour around Cleveland and the ABWH tour in '89, great tours.
MAC_32
Footballguy
I didn't even realize this was Winehouse and Ronson until Krista wrote to me about it sometime after the draft began.
Happy to see they made someone's cut. I wanted to make space for it, but in the filter stage it was clearly much more guilty pleasure than favorite.
Pip's Invitation
Footballguy
Known-to-me favorites from #18, not including my own pick or Showdown, Son of a Preacher Man and Valerie, which are known to be on my list:
London Calling -- The Clash (Don Quixote)
How Soon Is Now? -- The Smiths (Just Win Baby)
Kashmir -- Led Zeppelin (Landryshat)
A Whiter Shade of Pale -- Procol Harum (AAABatteries and Chaz)
Bang a Gong -- T. Rex (Mrs. Rannous)
Highway Star -- Deep Purple (Andy)
Wish You Were Here -- Pink Floyd (Hawks64)
Let My Love Open the Door -- Pete Townshend (Tim)
What Is and What Should Never Be -- Led Zeppelin (Mister CIA)
The Core -- Eric Clapton (Simsarge)
Enjoy the Silence -- Depeche Mode (jwb)
Black Dog -- Led Zeppelin (Cosjobs)
Oh Well Part 1 -- Fleetwood Mac (Val Rannous)
Ticket to Ride -- The Beatles (Zegras11)
She Sells Sanctuary -- The Cult (Falguy)
High 'N' Dry (Saturday Night) -- Def Leppard (Manster)
Solsbury Hill -- Peter Gabriel (Shuke)
20th Century Boy -- T. Rex (Binky)
London Calling -- The Clash (Don Quixote)
How Soon Is Now? -- The Smiths (Just Win Baby)
Kashmir -- Led Zeppelin (Landryshat)
A Whiter Shade of Pale -- Procol Harum (AAABatteries and Chaz)
Bang a Gong -- T. Rex (Mrs. Rannous)
Highway Star -- Deep Purple (Andy)
Wish You Were Here -- Pink Floyd (Hawks64)
Let My Love Open the Door -- Pete Townshend (Tim)
What Is and What Should Never Be -- Led Zeppelin (Mister CIA)
The Core -- Eric Clapton (Simsarge)
Enjoy the Silence -- Depeche Mode (jwb)
Black Dog -- Led Zeppelin (Cosjobs)
Oh Well Part 1 -- Fleetwood Mac (Val Rannous)
Ticket to Ride -- The Beatles (Zegras11)
She Sells Sanctuary -- The Cult (Falguy)
High 'N' Dry (Saturday Night) -- Def Leppard (Manster)
Solsbury Hill -- Peter Gabriel (Shuke)
20th Century Boy -- T. Rex (Binky)
Zegras11
Footballguy
Pip's Invitation
Footballguy
I had to put wingnut on ignore, at least temporarily. He's become unhinged.
Zegras11
Footballguy
My first album given to by my uncle as a Xmas present. Had only bought 45's til then. He gave my cousin Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. We listened to that 2 or 3 times in full the rest of the day. We loved all of the songs.
Good song here, but I don't think I ever listened to that TRex album more than twice.
Zegras11
Footballguy
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Mrs. Rannous
Footballguy
zamboni
Footballguy
But he don’t care.
ETA: your boy Trevor Zegras allegedly said some not-so-nice things last night to Coyotes’ defenseman Troy Stecher.
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Dr. Octopus
Footballguy
Appropriately named.
Dr. Octopus
Footballguy
My Idiots #17
Scooter
Twist and Shout – The Beatles
Doug
Romeo and Juliet – Dire Straits
Jeb
Hurdy Gurdy Man – Donovan
Chap
With A Little Help From My Friends – The Beatles
Scooter
Twist and Shout – The Beatles
Doug
Romeo and Juliet – Dire Straits
Jeb
Hurdy Gurdy Man – Donovan
Chap
With A Little Help From My Friends – The Beatles
Zegras11
Footballguy
There is bad blood between these two teams from last year. See below... Had he said something about his dad, he would have been suspended by now. He did get an additional 10 minutes in the box.But he don’t care.
ETA: your boy Trevor Zegras allegedly said some not-so-nice things last night to Coyotes’ defenseman Troy Stecher.
Craig Morgan
@CraigSMorgan
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14h
I can confirm via the Coyotes that Anaheim forward Trevor Zegras did not say anything about Troy Stecher’s father during their dust-up last night but, per a team source, he crossed the line with “some very inappropriate comments.” Stecher has declined comment on the topic.
zamboni
Footballguy
Yeah, I saw that Tweet, but not sure how Morgan knows he didn't say it if Morgan himself wasn't in the scrum.There is bad blood between these two teams from last year. See below... Had he said something about his dad, he would have been suspended by now. He did get an additional 10 minutes in the box.But he don’t care.
ETA: your boy Trevor Zegras allegedly said some not-so-nice things last night to Coyotes’ defenseman Troy Stecher.
Craig Morgan
@CraigSMorgan
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14h
I can confirm via the Coyotes that Anaheim forward Trevor Zegras did not say anything about Troy Stecher’s father during their dust-up last night but, per a team source, he crossed the line with “some very inappropriate comments.” Stecher has declined comment on the topic.
Anyway, back to the countdown. /caseykasem
Hawks64
Footballguy
Corrected. Apologies about that.
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
Moar music! I'm excited to see see how out of tune I am with everyone today.
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