Clippers 2 Dogs 1

Clipper goals came from Cyr - less than a minute in, and by Martin with six minutes gone in the third - on the eighth straight Clipper powerplay.


The lone Dogs goal was scored shorthanded by Trent Dorais with a great move on an equally great set up by Dylan Nowakowski.


The Clippers out shot the Dogs 46-19.


The Clippers went 1 for 11 on the powerplay, while the Dogs went 1 for 5.


The Dogs needed better discipline tonight ...


I can disect every bad call, good call, and bad non-call or good non-call,  Cyr's board on Dorais vs Varleys CFB on Kramer...but the effort it would take writing it all would take way more time than the topic deserves.



I don't ever want to be in the position where I am talking about officiating. At the same time I argue that when the pp's are 11-5 it is impossible to not talk about it.

I see that someone has posted my original write up from my blackberry on the message board asking if I want cheese. I indeed do not, as I am lactose intolerant. I edited my post as I thought it was too sharp tongued and I would be branded a whiner...Turns out I was right. And that is exactly why I never want to be in the position where I am talking about the officiating, it just never goes well. I guess I shouldn't do write ups immediately after the game on the bus....I've seen teams get the book thrown at them before, but that wasn't just the book, it was the Encyclopedia Britannica. 

When the shoe is on the other foot, it's never as fun. I remember the reaction out of Nanaimo this night

The Dogs need to turn the page and turn the frustration into fuel for motivation for tomorrow.


Hammer


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