Top 5 Worst Jerseys Worn by Toronto Maple Leafs Fans

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OTTAWA, ON – JANUARY 14: A Quebec Nordiques fan shows his support for their return to the NHL at a game between the Calgary Flames and the Ottawa Senators at Scotiabank Place on January 14, 2011 in Ottawa, Canada. (Photo by Phillip MacCallum/Getty Images) /

1. Jersey of team not competing

So you’ve seen the Kent Manderville jersey, the Garry Valk, the sad, blank, all-white nameless back, that IDIOT McGloskey, but what about when you went to the Leafs-Habs game and saw someone dressed in green with what looked like a rejected Optimus Prime logo on the front?

Yep, that’s the guy who just had to come out and support the now defunct Hartford Whalers at Sociabank arena in Toronto. Do not mention Hartford or the Whalers or any other retro team and/or logo; all that clown is looking for is attention. A different team jersey should be an automatic ban from the building.

And, say, that person had on a different team jersey in a different sport entirely? That should result in an automatic ban from the building AFTER verbal derision by the public announcer that is recorded and uploaded immediately online for perpetual shame and mockery.

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I just can’t imagine wearing something offensive like that.

Now if you’ll excuse me, I need to press my Lonny Bohonos jersey in preparation for tonight’s Leafs-Habs match.

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