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Well, over in Europe, especially in Slovakia, the home crowd and players do the exact opposite, and stick around for awhile to celebrate their team's victory. Conga lines, curtain calls ... it's all part of the ritual, and one reason why attending a European hockey match seems so much more fun than visiting ye olde corporate arena here in North America.
Even so, the video above has to take the cake, and I've never seen a regular season celebration quite like this. Thanks to the New York Times hockey blog for the great find. (Go about 1:20 into the video to see all the fun start)
It was recorded last Friday night in Martin, Slovakia, when perennial minnows MHC Martin beat HC Kosice in the Slovakian Extraliga and reached second place at the start of the two-week December break. After the game highlights, watch the unbelievable send-off the 4,000 fans at the Martin Winter Stadium give their players, and how much fun the players have giving back the love. It may be seven of the most amazing minutes of hockey footage you've ever seen
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