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  1. #1 Aurel1
    September 3, 2007 am30 12:28 pm

    Who is that supposed to be on the mask, Michael Plasse.

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  2. #2 HabsFan4life
    September 3, 2007 am30 2:49 pm

    It’s a little better than last seasons.

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  3. #3 Dan Im Fed UP
    September 3, 2007 am30 10:59 pm

    great topic…

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  4. #4 Donnie
    September 4, 2007 am30 11:53 am

    As long as he stops pucks, he can wear a bucket for all I care.

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  5. #5 marco
    September 4, 2007 am30 12:25 pm

    i think the mask looks cool

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  6. #6 DTD
    September 4, 2007 am30 1:06 pm

    I agree with Donnie …………….

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  7. #7 Larry
    September 4, 2007 am30 2:05 pm

    I think it is Jacques Plante on the mask.

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  8. #8 Larry
    September 4, 2007 am30 2:10 pm

    Must be Plante. Didn’t Plante die recently? Hence the ghost-like appearance of the tender on the mask.

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  9. #9 LeBeau
    September 4, 2007 am30 4:52 pm

    Good idea to replace the childish polar bear on the chin with a ghost. I like this one better.

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  10. #10 le bouef
    September 4, 2007 am30 6:26 pm

    plante died in 1986, i wouldn’t call that recent, larry.

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  11. #11 Joe Habsfan
    September 5, 2007 am30 11:59 am

    The ghost of the forum!

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  12. #12 newfie habs
    September 5, 2007 am30 4:21 pm

    looks alot like jeff hacketts. 2 me anyway. and good one donnie lol.

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  13. #13 DeHabs4ever
    September 6, 2007 am30 8:25 pm

    Ya Donnie, Normally I find these posts normally a little on the boring side, but the “As long as he stops pucks, he can wear a bucket for all I care.” cracked me up! LOL

    Maybe someone else will be wearing his new “bucket” this year! Let the games begin.

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  14. #14 BC Genius
    September 7, 2007 am30 12:39 am

    Love the tradition on this mask. Great respect for one of the great ones - known as Jake the Snake (Jacques Plante).

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  15. #15 meekster
    September 17, 2007 am30 9:44 pm

    WELL THIS IS THE WAY I SEE IT THE MASK IS GREAT. TRADITION , GREAT

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