Game Blogs 2008/09 | Saturday 31 January 2009 by Richard Blayney
The Giants came out of the weekends fights with four points to show and so in my eyes failed to give me any reason as to why the fighting was such a bad thing.
I had said on a number of occassions if the fighting got in the way of winning then it would be an issue, but the Giants went about playing their hockey while entertaining the biggest crowds of the season on the side to pick up maximum points and stay in title contention.
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Read more about: Gordie Howe Hat Trick, Malcolm Macmillan, Newcastle Vipers | ALL SUBJECTS |
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Game Blogs 2008/09 | Sunday 28 December 2008 by Richard Blayney
The Gordie Howe hat trick is when a player get a goal, an assist and a fight. It is named after a great player of yester-year who actually only achieved the statistic he is named after once in his glittering career. Still, Malcolm MacMillan done it tonight and probably not for the last time this season at the rate he has been dropping the mits and scoring the points. Tonight I seen Malcolm and his team mates in action for the first time this season and while it wasn’t the most polished performance I have ever seen there were a few standout performances and at the very least I got to see a win. Read More»
Read more about: Edinburgh Capitals, I was at this one!, Malcolm Macmillan, Mike Burgoyne | ALL SUBJECTS |
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Game Blogs 2008/09 | Saturday 6 December 2008 by Richard Blayney
The Giants lost their second game in a row for the first time this season but failed to slip further down the table thanks to the fact they had games in hand and were involved in the only game of the night yesterday evening. Manchester were in town and took the spoils keeping them in fifth place in the standings and still very much close enough to be a threat. Read More»
Read more about: Malcolm Macmillan, Manchester Phoenix | ALL SUBJECTS |
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Game Blogs 2008/09 | Friday 21 November 2008 by Richard Blayney
There hasn’t been a shootout in the Odyssey for a while but the controversial skills competition was used tonight to settle the game between the Giants and the Steelers for who would take home the two points. Thankfully for the hometown fans the victor was the Giants. They had to work hard for their spoils however as they twice came from behind to force overtime and then the shootout. In the shootout the Giants scored twice (Martin and Cheverie), the Steelers scored once (Talbot) and missed twice to hand the win to Belfast. Read More»
Read more about: Malcolm Macmillan, Sheffield Steelers | ALL SUBJECTS |
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Signings | Thursday 24 July 2008 by Richard Blayney
There were two more positions to be filled and on Tuesday the Giants did just that. They brought back stalwart George Awada for a fifth season and new boy Malcolm Macmillan. It means the Giants have done the unthinkable and completed their entire roster for the coming season before the end of July. It means for the first time ever Giants fans can head off to the sunshine on their holidays knowing exactly what kinda team they are coming home too. The final signings also confirm that just six players who finished the season with the Giants last term will be returning this year, and that includes now third string goalie Adam Cree. Read More»
Read more about: George Awada, Malcolm Macmillan | ALL SUBJECTS |
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