All about Spector
Richardson, a native of Carleton, N.S., began following hockey as a child, mesmerized by Boston Bruins legend Bobby Orr. He switched allegiances in 1971 when another legend, goaltender Ken Dryden, debuted with the Montreal Canadiens.PEI's biggest hockey celeb (outside of Brad Richards), to be sure.
Richardson joined the military in 1980, living in towns and cities from one end of Canada (and Alaska) to the other. He served on two Canadian navy ships. He was stationed on the HMCS Terra Nova and Huron during the first Persian Gulf War.
by James Mirtle @ 4:31 PM
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Congrats, Lyle. It's well-deserved attention.
Thanks, Andy.
As much as I like Lyle's stuff, I bet he's not as well known as Forbes Kennedy, Doug MacLean, Gerard Gallant or Rick Vaive- you know- those othe PEI hockey celebrities.
It depends what generation of fan you're talking about, Dennis.
Way to go Spector, your site is he oly rumor site i use, becauseits the only one needed, your site has every rumor on the web and more! thanks for all the time spent on giving us the fun rumors to read
Dr.Green (www.flyersreport.blogspot.com)
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