BigLad
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Post by BigLad on Jan 14, 2022 12:11:51 GMT
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Post by gordie on Jan 14, 2022 12:24:57 GMT
Looks on paper to be an excellent signing, and playing at a very high level. Even had 4 games playing for Swedish national team.
Welcome to Nottingham, Edwin.
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Post by Yotes on Jan 14, 2022 12:25:57 GMT
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Post by wgray on Jan 14, 2022 12:42:11 GMT
Glad Doucet’s managed to get somebody in finally.
Has some great experience, but we’ve seen this season that this doesn’t mean a player will definitely produce. His production this season and last season isn’t the most impressive but, to give benefit of the doubt, both have been played in strange circumstances.
Hopefully he still has his speed that is talked about on EP, I don’t expect him to come in and score a goal every other game but hopefully the quality of the team has gone up. It would be good to see him get involved in the rough stuff though😂
Welcome Edwin!
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Post by bobness on Jan 14, 2022 13:10:16 GMT
Normally I'd be reticent about a player signed from the Swedish 3rd division, but Panthers are pretty desperate for bodies just now, so I'll keep schtum. Nice looking CV. That, as we all know, means not very much some of the time.
From the same team as ex-Flame Braylon Shmyr.
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Post by EMB on Jan 14, 2022 13:24:00 GMT
Also big pals with Adam Deutsch who looks like he been telling him about Nottingham.
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Post by sevcik on Jan 14, 2022 13:43:08 GMT
Also big pals with Adam Deutsch who looks like he been telling him about Nottingham. And also an ex team mate of Michael Garnett, Yann Sauve & Alexandre Bolduc to name but three. Bolduc actually outscored Hedberberg at Zagreb (admittedly by 1 point and by having played 8 more games) But as we all know stats can be a great indicator, but not always tell the whole story Welcome to the club Edwin. |
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Post by iginla on Jan 14, 2022 13:56:48 GMT
Impressive CV apart from the last couple of years.
But why are these calibre of signings only made after things have gone badly wrong ! 🙄
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Post by Deleted on Jan 14, 2022 14:21:35 GMT
Impressive CV apart from the last couple of years. But why are these calibre of signings only made after things have gone badly wrong ! 🙄 Exactly you never see these calibre of player (or many of them) mid season hey . Hedberg looks alright btw |
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Post by The Flying Shirt on Jan 14, 2022 14:35:14 GMT
Can't wait to see him play
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Post by ashfieldpanther on Jan 14, 2022 15:56:19 GMT
Impressive CV apart from the last couple of years. But why are these calibre of signings only made after things have gone badly wrong ! 🙄 Player A is signed by a club to carry out a particular role but then circumstances dictate he has to play a different role which he's not suited to. Which results in him falling out with coach, who benches him. player complains to his Agent, who offers his CV around clubs. OR Player A 'retires', but misses playing the game so decides to play for his local team just to 'scratch that itch'. After a while he rediscovers his hunger for the game and decides to try a higher level, and possibly make a bit more money. Enter the agent again... see the following when Hedberg signed for Ostersunds. Heavy recruitment bomb by Östersunds IK today. They bring in Edwin Hedberg, 27, forward with fine credentials who now returns home after over ten years on tour. "My goal is to be able to help the team reach hockey allsvenskan," he says. FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA * INSTAGRAM – SEE HIGHLIGHTS HERE * TWITTER HERE * FACEBOOK HERE Edwin Hedberg has Östersunds as his parent club and left the association in 2010 to play in Modo's juniors. Since then, he has been around a lot of places and got himself a great track record. Among other things: * Three seasons and over 100 games in the KHL. * Five seasons and over 180 games in SHL. * Four internationals for Three Crowns. He comes most recently from allsvenskan and Modo, where he scored 13 points in 23 games last year before being stopped by an injury in January. The news was that his career was over. Now he is returning to his father's house. For many years I have played for my own survival. It's business. As a player, you become a commodity. Now it's something else. I feel a joy that hasn't been there since my youth. To come home and play with his parent club will be really fun," he told Östersunds-Posten. Edwin Hedberg has started training with ÖIK, but believes he is not ready to go into match play for another month. But he has high ambitions with the comeback of his new team. "This autumn I followed ÖIK from the stands and liked what I saw. The club has a wide squad with several top players. My goal is to be able to help the team reach hockey allsvenskan. Östersund deserves a hockey team at a higher level and I think we have a reasonable opportunity," he told ÖP. |
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Post by iginla on Jan 14, 2022 17:27:37 GMT
Impressive CV apart from the last couple of years. But why are these calibre of signings only made after things have gone badly wrong ! 🙄 Player A is signed by a club to carry out a particular role but then circumstances dictate he has to play a different role which he's not suited to. Which results in him falling out with coach, who benches him. player complains to his Agent, who offers his CV around clubs. OR Player A 'retires', but misses playing the game so decides to play for his local team just to 'scratch that itch'. After a while he rediscovers his hunger for the game and decides to try a higher level, and possibly make a bit more money. Enter the agent again... see the following when Hedberg signed for Ostersunds. Heavy recruitment bomb by Östersunds IK today. They bring in Edwin Hedberg, 27, forward with fine credentials who now returns home after over ten years on tour. "My goal is to be able to help the team reach hockey allsvenskan," he says. FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA * INSTAGRAM – SEE HIGHLIGHTS HERE * TWITTER HERE * FACEBOOK HERE Edwin Hedberg has Östersunds as his parent club and left the association in 2010 to play in Modo's juniors. Since then, he has been around a lot of places and got himself a great track record. Among other things: * Three seasons and over 100 games in the KHL. * Five seasons and over 180 games in SHL. * Four internationals for Three Crowns. He comes most recently from allsvenskan and Modo, where he scored 13 points in 23 games last year before being stopped by an injury in January. The news was that his career was over. Now he is returning to his father's house. For many years I have played for my own survival. It's business. As a player, you become a commodity. Now it's something else. I feel a joy that hasn't been there since my youth. To come home and play with his parent club will be really fun," he told Östersunds-Posten. Edwin Hedberg has started training with ÖIK, but believes he is not ready to go into match play for another month. But he has high ambitions with the comeback of his new team. "This autumn I followed ÖIK from the stands and liked what I saw. The club has a wide squad with several top players. My goal is to be able to help the team reach hockey allsvenskan. Östersund deserves a hockey team at a higher level and I think we have a reasonable opportunity," he told ÖP. Or maybe player A’s team decided that he couldn’t cut it anymore even in the Swedish third tier,that 1+1 from ten games is not very good from a player with his CV and let him go. Therefore he thought he’d give the EIHL a try as that’s maybe going to be a walk in the park. He might just get a shock just like Yared Hagos did ! |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 14, 2022 17:33:10 GMT
Hagos was a lot better than what he showed in the EIHL I watched him years ago as a young centre over in Sweden and he stood out then in the SEL as it was then
Hedberg must have done about him for Rogle to be interested in him
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Post by iginla on Jan 14, 2022 17:50:30 GMT
Hagos was a lot better than what he showed in the EIHL I watched him years ago as a young centre over in Sweden and he stood out then in the SEL as it was then Hedberg must have done about him for Rogle to be interested in him I’m sure they were both very good years ago mate, but this is today not 15 years ago. |
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Post by ashfieldpanther on Jan 14, 2022 18:05:25 GMT
Is he the first Colombian born player to play in Britain?
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Post by bobness on Jan 15, 2022 12:32:20 GMT
Is he the first Colombian born player to play in Britain? I can’t think there’s too much opposition. The Colombians aren’t the strongest IIHF country. |
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Post by ashfieldpanther on Jan 15, 2022 18:08:52 GMT
Ok then, who was the last #40 to play for Panthers ?
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Post by Deleted on Jan 15, 2022 18:14:59 GMT
Ok then, who was the last #40 to play for Panthers ? Galbraith |
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Post by ashfieldpanther on Jan 15, 2022 19:19:21 GMT
Ok then, who was the last #40 to play for Panthers ? Galbraith So he was, 08-09. Remember him wearing #13 but forgot about his first season. |
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Post by Jonno on Jan 15, 2022 23:06:53 GMT
So he was, 08-09. Remember him wearing #13 but forgot about his first season. Before that I’m going for Sam Bullas (another player that played 13 and 40) at back at the turn of the century, Jarkko Kortesoja?! |
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Post by ashfieldpanther on Jan 16, 2022 7:18:43 GMT
So he was, 08-09. Remember him wearing #13 but forgot about his first season. Before that I’m going for Sam Bullas (another player that played 13 and 40) at back at the turn of the century, Jarkko Kortesoja?! Goalies don't count as they tend to wear numbers ending in 0 |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 19, 2022 20:30:45 GMT
Has this guy actually done anything yet apart from bench warmed with kelsall?
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Post by ashfieldpanther on Jan 23, 2022 8:26:58 GMT
Meanwhile in Cardiff, Coughler totals 9 goals in 9 games.If he did that in Nottingham he'd probably qualify for a shirt retirement
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Post by iginla on Feb 17, 2022 14:25:12 GMT
Player A is signed by a club to carry out a particular role but then circumstances dictate he has to play a different role which he's not suited to. Which results in him falling out with coach, who benches him. player complains to his Agent, who offers his CV around clubs. OR Player A 'retires', but misses playing the game so decides to play for his local team just to 'scratch that itch'. After a while he rediscovers his hunger for the game and decides to try a higher level, and possibly make a bit more money. Enter the agent again... see the following when Hedberg signed for Ostersunds. Heavy recruitment bomb by Östersunds IK today. They bring in Edwin Hedberg, 27, forward with fine credentials who now returns home after over ten years on tour. "My goal is to be able to help the team reach hockey allsvenskan," he says. FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA * INSTAGRAM – SEE HIGHLIGHTS HERE * TWITTER HERE * FACEBOOK HERE Edwin Hedberg has Östersunds as his parent club and left the association in 2010 to play in Modo's juniors. Since then, he has been around a lot of places and got himself a great track record. Among other things: * Three seasons and over 100 games in the KHL. * Five seasons and over 180 games in SHL. * Four internationals for Three Crowns. He comes most recently from allsvenskan and Modo, where he scored 13 points in 23 games last year before being stopped by an injury in January. The news was that his career was over. Now he is returning to his father's house. For many years I have played for my own survival. It's business. As a player, you become a commodity. Now it's something else. I feel a joy that hasn't been there since my youth. To come home and play with his parent club will be really fun," he told Östersunds-Posten. Edwin Hedberg has started training with ÖIK, but believes he is not ready to go into match play for another month. But he has high ambitions with the comeback of his new team. "This autumn I followed ÖIK from the stands and liked what I saw. The club has a wide squad with several top players. My goal is to be able to help the team reach hockey allsvenskan. Östersund deserves a hockey team at a higher level and I think we have a reasonable opportunity," he told ÖP. Or maybe player A’s team decided that he couldn’t cut it anymore even in the Swedish third tier,that 1+1 from ten games is not very good from a player with his CV and let him go. Therefore he thought he’d give the EIHL a try as that’s maybe going to be a walk in the park. He might just get a shock just like Yared Hagos did ! Bump....just for Bob. 👀🤣 |
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Post by bobness on Feb 17, 2022 16:20:09 GMT
Or maybe player A’s team decided that he couldn’t cut it anymore even in the Swedish third tier,that 1+1 from ten games is not very good from a player with his CV and let him go. Therefore he thought he’d give the EIHL a try as that’s maybe going to be a walk in the park. He might just get a shock just like Yared Hagos did ! Bump....just for Bob. 👀🤣 I bet he'll be ace in the play offs.  |
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