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Hockey Headlines The Chance May Never Come Again
Posted by MAC@GSH on Monday, June 05, 2006
Does anyone else get tingles down there spine and Goosebumps on there arms when CBC used to play that clip before the Stanley Cup Final showing all the big hits, goals, and bloody faces during this years cup run, with the song in the back ground “The Chance may never come again”? For those who don’t know it goes like this: (Continued)


There’s a dream that lives Deep in every heart Heroes carve there names Legends leave their mark And its worth the sweat and its worth the pain Cause the chance may never come again. Give it all you got, take your best shot The fire burns deep inside Stand among the giants Yeah! For the game belongs to the swift and the strong Though the flame burns bright in an instant it’s gone It’s the spirit of the game And the legend lives on and on But the chance may never come again oh no The chance may never come……..again. Every time I see this clip I get so pumped, because it truly says and shows (with the clip) what the Stanley Cup means to us hockey players, especially Canadians. We grow up playing street hockey dreaming about going in on a breakaway for game seven and scoring that goal that clinches the Stanley Cup. How many times have you thought about that? The game means so much to all of us, and when Don Cherry says that you need more Canadians on your team then anything else to win the cup, its true – Canucks are born with that desire, respect, and drive to dare to dream – and to do anything it takes to get that Stanley Cup. I am not saying Americans or Euros cant learn to want that cup, or that they don’t really care about winning it because we all know they want to win real bad too. I am just saying there a fire within Canadians because the Cup is part of our culture. And those who do get to the NHL and get the shot at it give it there all….because they know the chance may never come again.
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Re: The Chance May Never Come Again
by puckstopper89 on Monday, June 05, 2006
wow they didn't play it this year. they played nickelback i think Shocked


    Re: The Chance May Never Come Again
    by Kerrzy on Monday, June 05, 2006
    I know, can you believe that shit. They replace a classic song like that with fucking NICKELBACK. Not only that, they let Don Cherry onto the program with some grossssssssss clothing this year.


Re: The Chance May Never Come Again
by Kerrzy on Monday, June 05, 2006
There's nothing like this song to get me in the playoff mood


Re: The Chance May Never Come Again
by nubbins on Monday, June 05, 2006
the rest of the world wants the cup... canadians crave it


Re: The Chance May Never Come Again
by chillywillywall on Monday, June 05, 2006
anyone have video for it?


Re: The Chance May Never Come Again
by patr0510 on Monday, June 05, 2006
whats the name of this song. wanna download it, be a good listen on the ipod


Re: The Chance May Never Come Again
by true_gonger69 on Monday, June 05, 2006
Well spoken... Canadians put life and limb on the line for just a shot at the cup, because it's more than just a trophy to us, it's a shrine devoted to the greatest sport in the world, HOCKEY!



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