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I personally think the fact that the Canucks' home uniforms were gold while all other teams' home uniforms were white

I liked the Sake logo but on the white jersey, not yellow.

D wrote:the 1st US city to win the stanley cup was ...
Seattle

Correct, the Seattle Metropolitans in 1917. That is a very little known fact, even in the city of Seattle.

I'd give you a million dollars if I were Regis Philbin...but I'm not. :no:

Cut'n' paste is a wonderful thing eh?

Being the "different" kind of guy that I am, I loved the "V" and I am not ashamed of it. Then again, I liked disco too, and boy do I miss 70's clothes.
Peace Bro.

The V jersey's where the idea of a psycho from San Fran. who said it would inspire the team on to victory, thus the "V" guess he got that one wrong.
My feelings on the yellow (or is it gold) jerseys :no: add in puke emoticon.
White was good and the roads where o.k.

The orange, yellow and black was supposed signify aggressiveness.

TheLionKing wrote:The orange, yellow and black was supposed signify aggressiveness.

right uniform, just not enough personel.

Bold assumption, if they had stuck with the V uniform, they woulda won in 94 and done better since.

I used to have a late 80's yellow Canucks home jersey. That was back in 1990, when I was 7, so it was a lot smaller than the jerseys I wear now. Don't have it anymore, unfortunately. My brother had the road black version at that time.

TheLionKing wrote:The orange, yellow and black was supposed signify aggressiveness.

Right. I remember during the days when the Canucks had the orange, yellow, and black uniforms, a fan sitting in the front row of the Pacific Coliseum would wave the German flag whenever the Canucks scored a goal. The colours of the old Canuck uniform matched that of the German flag.