Andrey SenchenkoSport correspondentAll materialsLeave to the authorWhile Canada is actively discussing the act of the Edmonton Oilers fans, who, after another defeat of their team, demonstratively threw club paraphernalia on the ice, other Canadians seriously need moral support — those who sympathize with the Montreal Canadiens. The NHL-record club in terms of Stanley Cups has long since retired from the league leaders, but last summer gave its fans hope for a brighter future, giving Tampa a rebuff in the playoff final. Remember how the internet was filled with photos and videos from the streets of Montreal filled with happy Khabs fans? Well, these shots can already be considered a rarity. The club not only failed to maintain a strong backbone, but also lost everything that could compete with at least one NHL team. The Canadiens have no leaders left (unfortunately, even Alexander Romanov has lost his enthusiasm amid many failures), no structure. Therefore, it is not surprising to see Montreal at the very bottom of the league. Even the Arizona Coyotes looks more attractive, although the results are also not encouraging.
