Ference

Calgary Flames defenceman Andrew Ference is the latest frustrated player to speak his mind on the NHL lockout.
Ference told the Calgary Sun that he was upset with the lack of communication between the league and the players' union. "It's asinine and it's both sides," Ference told the Sun. "How are you going to solve a conflict without communication? I don't understand the motivation behind sitting around. "Even if you're not going to talk to the other guy, why not put forward some ideas you have so the public can see them and can say, 'These guys are putting forward an effort.' "I understand there's an art to negotiation but right now, they're pretty s----- artists."

Earlier this week, Florida Panthers forward Juraj Kolnik expressed his frustration with the lockout, saying he just wanted to play in the NHL. He also had some harsh words for the union, but Kolnik later back-tracked on those comments and backed the NHLPA's stance.

Just like Madden. I'm sure that Ference will be 'taking back' these words too. Don't care if the NHLPA makes them retract their statements, they've had their say, and we know what they meant.

 

Ahhh, they're just skeerd that they're going to have to get a "real job" at the drive thru at Bugger King :scared2:

 

Now taking bets on how long it will be before the NHLPA makes him take back his comments....

 

hey its nice to see that some guys just wanna play!