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I take exception to people using this kind of gimmick to create notoriety.' But what I believe is happening here is that the Hanson Brothers are using the nomination of Tiger Williams as a means of getting some publicity to perhaps sell their CD.' That's not how I view people being considered for induction to the Hockey Hall of Fame. 'And when the media in Vancouver called to ask me about it, I said, `If someone wants to nominate Tiger Williams for election to the Hockey Hall of Fame, that's fine. 'This all started in Vancouver,' Morrison said from Toronto. If bothering the powers-that-be is part of what the Hansons are up to, then it sounds like they may have succeeded.

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Professional sports has become such a humorless arena.' But at the same time, people like Scotty refuse to see the joke of the Hanson Brothers. 'Scotty Morrison, who I think is in charge of the NHL hall of fame, has called us crass and stated that we're just looking for money. 'We really want to do this for Tiger, but if it bothers the powers-that-be in the NHL, that's fine too,' Hanson said. Part of the No Delusions Chicago Hardcore Collection.All known info about the show, including who shot or donated the footage, is burned in at the front of t. He says about 6,000 to 7,000 hockey fans have sent in written requests on Williams' behalf. Hanson insists that the petition is not a joke or a publicity stunt. I don't think he made a lot of friends in the league, and he played an exaggerated style of hockey, but he played the game as hard as anybody.' 'But more importantly, he played a lot of games, and he played all-out every game. 'Tiger belongs in the Hall of Fame because he scored more goals than some guys who are already in,' Hanson contended. Skill and finesse were, to put it mildly, not Williams' strong suits.

Williams was one of the league's most notorious tough guys during the '80s when he played with the Vancouver Canucks. The Hansons claim to have irked the National Hockey League with their drive to get the aforementioned Tiger Williams inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Long before the elevated Metra tracks were laid across the street, before Edgewater existed as a neighborhood and even before Pop Morris’ Green Mill Gardens, the roadhouse now known as the Fireside. One might think that the game of hockey, with its recent emphasis on marketing, would embrace the Hanson Brothers' success, but Tommy Hanson says that's not always the case. (773) 561-7433) Home cooking at affordable prices. So, the talent is kind of diluted in both right now.' And the NHL and punk rock recently have experienced the same kind of growth. A good punk show and a good hockey game also produce the same kind of reckless, fast-paced ambiance.

There's a physical element to a punk rock show, and there's obviously a physical side to hockey.