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Irving in July 2004
Helmethead�s intro was almost as funny as the song. Alan begins, �This is an audience participation song about a young hockey player. He�s only 17 but has made it into the league.�

Sean says as wistfully as a parent, �He�s all grown up now. This hockey child has grown so much and now look at him! *sniff* I'm so proud!�

More reminiscing took place and then Bob was finally able to start. He really looked totally in his element this evening. He was enjoying the crowd a lot. The crowd was enjoying him a lot too. He messed up the words to the last verse with no one bothering him and got a bemused look on his face. He grinned widely, raised his eyebrows and looked at Alan as if to say, �Well, you got your wish.� Alan laughed and took great delight in Bob�s messing up the words.

It was this song that Jean Marie wanted very much to hear. She had briefly dated a New York Ranger and said that this song just made her giggle. She got her wish!
John Barbour got a big cheer as the crowd recognized the chords, like the last show in Philly. S�an has to feel good when that happens. Kris�s drum part seemed a little different tonight and Alan�s bouzouki part a little subdued. S�an�s part however was right on the money and you should have heard the cheer that went up when S�an sang �to Hell with all your land!� John Barbour�s hair was red, not his cheeks tonight.
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