Shorty
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Post by Shorty on May 30, 2007 7:23:31 GMT
A d-man from Paul Adey's Italian Team.
Randy Dagenais Defense
Born Apr 14 1979 -- Valrita, ONT
Height 6.00 -- Weight 200
Regular Season Playoffs
Season Team Lge GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM
1997-98 Collingwood Blues OPJHL 48 9 28 37 41
1998-99 Collingwood Blues OPJHL Statistics Unavailable
1999-00 Union College NCAA 25 0 3 3 24
2000-01 Union College NCAA 31 3 14 17 12
2001-02 Union College NCAA 32 6 16 22 22
2002-03 Union College NCAA 35 2 17 19 40
2003-04 Gwinnett Gladiators ECHL 5 0 0 0 6 -- -- -- -- --
2003-04 Greenville Grrrowl ECHL 62 5 13 18 48 -- -- -- -- --
2004-05 Louisiana IceGators ECHL 43 9 23 32 36 -- -- -- -- --
2004-05 Gwinnett Gladiators ECHL 31 5 10 15 12 7 0 2 2 12
2005-06 Ritten Renon Italy 42 6 23 29 52 13 0 7 7 39
2006-07 Ritten Renon Italy 32 8 20 28 24
(From Hockey DB)
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Doom
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Post by Doom on May 30, 2007 7:55:20 GMT
He was on the same team as Konstantin Kalmikov last season.
I believe this is another link up with the University, the article on the Steelers homepage states he's coming here to do his Masters Degree.
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Doom
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Post by texpef on May 30, 2007 8:06:20 GMT
so another one paid off the record then eh doom!!  |
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Post by Deleted on May 30, 2007 8:30:02 GMT
A D-man with 28 points from 32 games.
Another good signing by the look of it, damn!
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Post by Frodo on May 30, 2007 8:35:25 GMT
A D-man with 28 points from 32 games. Another good signing by the look of it, damn! My thoughts exactly, their putting together a very strong team. double damn! |
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Post by mattscold on May 30, 2007 8:37:10 GMT
so another one paid off the record then eh doom!! Thats right and im sure his wife is on £4k a week too hoover O'Conners office  |
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Post by bobness on May 30, 2007 8:42:12 GMT
Phew. For a minute I thought it was ex New Jersey Devil/Canadien Pierre Dagenais, who has been playing in europe. Now that WOULD be a signing.
Randy D looks OK. The italian league is roughly on a par with ours, maybe slightly above. Can't get too excited.
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Post by Doom on May 30, 2007 9:01:05 GMT
so another one paid off the record then eh doom!! I believe there's still one more Uni place still available.....not to mention the highly paid cleaning, car washing and 'admin' jobs still available for the players wives/girlfriends. ;D Regards Doom |
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Post by jd on May 30, 2007 10:06:11 GMT
They are putting a good team together arent they? If we sign a couple from Clarke, Macaslan, or Smith, we'll be up there with them
They have to gel together as a team and i think ME has done a great job of this with us
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Post by dodit on May 30, 2007 10:09:05 GMT
I think so far most teams are putting together good teams but the last few seasons we have had the best team on paper but have not been able to do anything so it looks like we might have a chance then lol. XD
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Post by Dan on May 30, 2007 11:38:22 GMT
I said it a few weeks ago, but that's another worrying signing by them. He looks to be a Corey Neilson type defenseman |
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Post by Steelersmith on May 30, 2007 12:43:02 GMT
Happy with this signing looks solid and can be offensive aswell are team is shaping up rather nicely  |
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Post by Borussia10 on May 30, 2007 15:38:55 GMT
Can't really judge him yet until we see him play. If they are prepared to take him for two years though must mean they have confidence in him to be a top defenceman in the EIHL.
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Mark
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Post by Mark on May 30, 2007 15:47:39 GMT
Can't really judge him yet until we see him play. If they are prepared to take him for two years though must mean they have confidence in him to be a top defenceman in the EIHL. Probably had to sign him for 2 years because of his university course, nothing to do with his abilty, which looks good on paper. Anyone think the wage cap is starting to look preety worthless? |
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Post by Borussia10 on May 30, 2007 16:24:56 GMT
Can't really judge him yet until we see him play. If they are prepared to take him for two years though must mean they have confidence in him to be a top defenceman in the EIHL. Probably had to sign him for 2 years because of his university course, nothing to do with his abilty, which looks good on paper. Anyone think the wage cap is starting to look preety worthless? I would imagine though they are sure about his ability to let him have one of the university places. 9 minutes - Must be a record !!! |
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Post by Shaggy on May 30, 2007 16:26:03 GMT
Anyone think the wage cap is starting to look preety worthless? "starting"? According to half of Sheffield, we've already broken the wage-cap... |
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Post by graham17 on May 30, 2007 18:48:20 GMT
Anyone think the wage cap is starting to look preety worthless? "starting"? According to half of Sheffield, we've already broken the wage-cap... I hope you haven't. Pidge assured us all last season that Nottingham would never break the wage cap under your current owner, for he is a bastion of morals. Belfast however, wage cap breaking scum! |
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Post by Mark on May 30, 2007 21:57:47 GMT
Probably had to sign him for 2 years because of his university course, nothing to do with his abilty, which looks good on paper. Anyone think the wage cap is starting to look preety worthless? I would imagine though they are sure about his ability to let him have one of the university places. 9 minutes - Must be a record !!! For the record I'm not actually accusing Steelers of breaking the wage cap, more making a point about how clubs are finding ways around it. Bit rich anyway, plenty of Steelers accusing Panthers of breaking the cap based solely on rumour. Now that's a record, and without rolling eyes. Try it, it's better than being sanctimonious. |
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Post by martinski83 on May 30, 2007 22:04:34 GMT
It's easy to stay within the wage cap and I'm surprised many people spend the season whinging and whining about this.
In theory you offer a salary that will keep the total player expenditure within the wage cap.
In practice you offer a 1k a week salary but then throw in a house, personal expenditure budget (per day), a car (of which the fuel is paid by the club) and various incentives like a bonus for every 5 goals or assists.
These 'perks' can be written down or they can be a gentlemans agreement. Either way though its very easy to stay within the cap.
There is no doubt that in theory you could land a squad full of world class players and stay within the wage cap.
My point, stop moaning... it's one of those grey areas, loopholes that we deal with. Staying within the cap is easy.
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Post by steelerdean on May 30, 2007 22:06:07 GMT
It's easy to stay within the wage cap and I'm surprised many people spend the season whinging and whining about this. In theory you offer a salary that will keep the total player expenditure within the wage cap. In practice you offer a 1k a week salary but then throw in a house, personal expenditure budget (per day), a car (of which the fuel is paid by the club) and various incentives like a bonus for every 5 goals or assists. These 'perks' can be written down or they can be a gentlemans agreement. Either way though its very easy to stay within the cap. There is no doubt that in theory you could land a squad full of world class players and stay within the wage cap. My point, stop moaning... it's one of those grey areas, loopholes that we deal with. Staying within the cap is easy. ;D Hurray !!!!!!!! Well done that man (or woman  |
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Post by texpef on May 30, 2007 22:24:32 GMT
and of course the league win that results can be enjoyed without any backbiting or "hollow victory" at all cant it!!!! |
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Post by steelerdean on May 30, 2007 22:37:36 GMT
and of course the league win that results can be enjoyed without any backbiting or "hollow victory" at all cant it!!!! Not a chance mate !! Where's the fun in that ?? We'll make an agreement now. Which ever one of us wins the most next season will automatically be assumed to have broken the wage cap so the losing team is entitled to a summer of bitching about how cheated they are and how unfair the world is. Deal ?? ;D |
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Post by MP on May 30, 2007 22:47:31 GMT
I thought it had been the norm for years! ;D |
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Post by chris22 on May 31, 2007 0:28:00 GMT
Coventry's been offering university places for a couple of years now and nobody seems to have had a problem with it...now the Steelers do it...
I don't see the difference between offering a university course and a fancy house and car. After the contracted salary lots of 'benefits' can be offered, and always have been.
Chris
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Post by Doom on May 31, 2007 6:43:33 GMT
There is no doubt that in theory you could land a squad full of world class players and stay within the wage cap. My point, stop moaning... it's one of those grey areas, loopholes that we deal with. Staying within the cap is easy. ;D The problem is, the further teams with money push the wage-cap limit, the further behind the teams on a tighter budget fall. As a club we're only doing what others like Coventry and Cardiff have been doing for a few years now, but that doesn't make it right. As far as I'm concerned all that happens with a University place is that instead of the sponsors (the University) giving the club money to pass onto the players, effectively the University are paying the players directly (through courses). Is that right/fair? I can't answer that, it's upto the rest of the teams in the league to decide. As I said on a previous thread, my concern is if teams like Hull/Edinburgh/Basingstoke don't like the loopholes that are currently being exploited we may end up finding ourselves with a very small league in the not too distant future. I've got a feeling we'll see less shock results next season with the likes of Hull/Edinburgh winning fewer games against the top four.....I guess time will tell. Regards Doom |
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