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Friday, February 6, 2009
ESPN.com polled 193 NHL players on all 30 teams on a variety of questions. One of them concerned which fans in the league were the most disruptive.

You know who won.

In a landslide.

Fully 24 percent of the players surveyed said that Flyers fans were the most disruptive fans in the league. Next closest were Montreal fans, who received 13 percent of the vote. Detroit, aka Hockeytown, got only 3 percent of the vote.
Posted by Rich Hofmann @ 5:15 PM  Permalink | 55 comments
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Posted 06:09 PM, 02/06/2009
Philly-d-kidder
Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!! ( Bowing) ( applause) YES!
Posted 06:14 PM, 02/06/2009
gulls3012
I'm not sure about anyone else, but I'll wear that label with pride
Posted 06:18 PM, 02/06/2009
Tech_Triumph
"Most disruptive" - What exactly does that mean?
Posted 06:45 PM, 02/06/2009
philly psu 24
It means players hate playing here
Posted 08:36 PM, 02/06/2009
Reggie92
Even players on the other team
Posted 08:50 PM, 02/06/2009
burholme
25 of the 193 voters were current Flyers!
Posted 09:26 PM, 02/06/2009
philadavephia
I'm so proud to be a FLYERS fan !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted 09:44 PM, 02/06/2009
Mark55
Yawn.
Posted 10:54 PM, 02/06/2009
UncleEddie
Maybe this will help the clowns on WIP comprehend that hockey is a big time sport in this city, and thus give it a little more air time. I am so SICK of hearing the non-stop Eagles talk and, even worse, the Sixers meriting discussion. Face the facts -- the Sixers stink and football season is over! Move on already!!
Posted 11:10 PM, 02/06/2009
birds4ever
Umm burholme... if 25 of 193 are flyers, that is only about half the required votes to make 24 percent...
Posted 12:07 AM, 02/07/2009
randy7676
Nice!!
Posted 12:36 AM, 02/07/2009
birdfannnj
did you catch the "booing santa" reference? can't be a national article without mentioning it.
Posted 01:05 AM, 02/07/2009
WPhillyguy
Proud to be a Philadelphia sports fan! (no sarcasm intended)
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Posted 04:04 AM, 02/07/2009
duffers
Most disruptive apparently doesn't translate into Stanley Cups. What is it, 33 years now?
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Rich Hofmann arrived at the Daily News in 1980 for a job whose status was officially designated as "full-time, temporary." A senior at Penn at the time, he was hired to fill in on the copy desk during a staff illness. The notion of him covering the Eagles or being a columnist did not exist in anyone's imagination. It was supposed to be six weeks and out, but he never left. It is only one of the reasons why so many people have concerns about him as a potential house guest. Rich has blogged the postseasons of the Flyers and Eagles.

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