Do other NHL fans have to deal with this in their own Stadium?

[tornado]

This is a twitter sent to Ottawa goalie Craig Anderson after last nights game.
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=4...=1&theater
Sen's Fans deal with these type of Montreal fans in Ottawa every home game in person. Ottawa is a city 1/10 the size of Montreal and a two hour drive away. Security and Police services are beefed up for every time they come to town because sometimes fights breakout in the stands and in the parking lot.
@Hawkey: An arena is also known as a stadium.
sta·di·um
/ˈstādēəm/
Noun
1: A sports arena with tiers of seats for spectators.
2; (in ancient Rome or Greece) A track for a foot race or chariot race.

[mark s.]

wow -that is ugly

[Storage box #9]

Isn't Montreal the City that Boo's their own team when they lose and riot and set fires to police cars in the streets when they get knocked out of the playoffs? Classy Habs fans.

[mammothwheel649]

the best is the very first tweet at the bottom "it's only our second loss so we should chill"

this girl needs a therapy

[Hawkey]

Umm Canada has yet to have huge fights break out after a game in the parking lot, the US on the other hand...anyways looks like a pissed off 14 year old girl with nothing better to do, I wouldn't make a big deal about it. Ps who calls it a stadium? its an arena, this isn't football.

[narrowdinner675]

Tell your STH to stop selling their tickets to Habs and Leafs fans (I said the same thing this week to butt-hurt Sabre fans mad that the Leafs fanbase overtakes their arena). Much as it pains me to say it, Ottawa's playing pretty well this year. Your fans have no reason to bolt. They should buy tickets, hold on to them, and keep opposing fans out, but this doesn't happen (every time the Leafs play in Ottawa it's like a neutral site game...and last night looked similar with MTL in town).