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Post by Heanor Lair on Jun 1, 2007 21:56:36 GMT
;D what has to be said must be said and my arrogance, saying something daft  like stuff this league panthers are going to Europe that kind of daft Please use forum decency and finish the last post with IMO ( ie In My Opinion Panthers going to Europe is daft, its not everyones opinion.) Dont worry me owd mucker as you grow up you will get used to the rules ;D |
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Post by Ovechkin8 on Jun 1, 2007 21:59:32 GMT
what has to be said must be said and my arrogance, saying something daft like stuff this league panthers are going to Europe that kind of daft People have opinions and ideas on europe ! i dont ! Also comments such as .. Panthers have a GOOD team Steelers have a GREAT team ect.. Please if your going to be a troll try to be good at it!! Many steeler fans come on the cage and give there say and do it in a pleasent way! Why come on a panthers forum and try to start arguments on all different threads. Give your views and points but have respect... this is a panthers forum! |
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Post by killercarlson on Jun 5, 2007 12:16:33 GMT
Having watched it again I'd maybe say a draw, but Moran got the takedown which always gets bonus points!!! hehe I know when I saw it live I thought Mopes won... Why? a takedown is an indication you want the fight to end, once that happens you've ben in trouble when you've been on your feet. I disagree. The guy who ends up on top of the heap is regularly hailed as the victor. (Unless he took a proper beating of course!) |
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Post by NickThePanther44 on Jun 5, 2007 16:35:47 GMT
the takedown means nothing to the result of the fight at all. if a player decides hes had enough or he cant get out of a certain position (tangled in his shirt) then he goes for the takedown.
annoys the hell out of me when people said player A did got the edge in that fight over player B because he got the takedown at the end, why?? considering these players are balancing on thin blades with only ice underneath them getting the other guy to loose his balance is hardly a skill is it.
Nick
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Post by messier1851 on Jun 5, 2007 22:17:35 GMT
So are we signing Foord or not...? Think we've all lost focus here...
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Post by killercarlson on Jun 6, 2007 8:13:24 GMT
the takedown means nothing to the result of the fight at all. if a player decides hes had enough or he cant get out of a certain position (tangled in his shirt) then he goes for the takedown. annoys the hell out of me when people said player A did got the edge in that fight over player B because he got the takedown at the end, why?? considering these players are balancing on thin blades with only ice underneath them getting the other guy to loose his balance is hardly a skill is it. Nick But everyone considered Cote a legend, and Hip throws were basically all he ever did! But when he tripped bigger guys to the ground and gave em a face wash everyone loved it! |
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Post by NickThePanther44 on Jun 6, 2007 12:04:41 GMT
everyone loves a little fiesty guy who gives as good as he gets, thats what Cote was.
certainly certainly no legend, just a good player who probably got more attention than normal because he was on a poor roster
Nick
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Post by matt44 on Jun 6, 2007 21:51:45 GMT
I would LOVE us to sign Cote as our 1st Line centre!! I feel with the 1st line looking like it may be Molin & Drouin, we need a Centre who isnt afraid to get stuck in and do the dirty work which is what Cote is. He may only be a point a game player but would be just what out 1st line needs.
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Post by killercarlson on Jun 7, 2007 9:19:52 GMT
He had a brief stint in the AHL last year I believe (On the same team as the squealers new D man i think.)
Nick - you're right. Over zealous use of the word 'legend' on my part!
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Post by NickThePanther44 on Jun 8, 2007 9:32:02 GMT
the AHL, good man, liked him when he was here and happy hes doing well
Nick
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Post by gsheriston on Jun 8, 2007 11:22:41 GMT
He had a brief stint in the AHL last year I believe (On the same team as the squealers new D man i think.) Yep - Norfolk Admirals, working with another familiar name... Mark Bernard  I'd love to see Cote back too. |
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Post by Chickun on Jun 10, 2007 12:29:25 GMT
Re: Who wins a fight, I'd say its:
1. Who sits the other guy on his arse wins,
2. If the first point doesnt happen, whoever lands the most punches,
3. If neither of the above two distinguish a winner, the guy who gets the takedown and ends up on top.
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Post by NickThePanther44 on Jun 11, 2007 11:48:38 GMT
getting the takedown and landing on top, so i manage to make you lose your balance and i land on top and i win, yeah right.
thats when its called a draw
Nick
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Post by Chickun on Jun 14, 2007 19:38:34 GMT
In your opinion dude. Personally, i agree with your above scenario. If no-one lands any punches, the takedown indicates the winner. It wont be a good fight but a win none-the-less.
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Post by NickThePanther44 on Jun 14, 2007 20:27:21 GMT
it is my opinion but after fighting competitively myself i know i wouldnt be happy if id got a loss put on my record because the other guy made me loose my balance, dont get me wrong chap im not slagging your opinion off just ive never understood whats so special about the takedown.
Nick
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Post by killercarlson on Jun 15, 2007 8:19:40 GMT
And I have done a lot of Judo - when the example above is exactly what is required to win! ;o)
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Post by Chickun on Jun 21, 2007 20:31:49 GMT
it is my opinion but after fighting competitively myself i know i wouldnt be happy if id got a loss put on my record because the other guy made me loose my balance, dont get me wrong chap im not slagging your opinion off just ive never understood whats so special about the takedown. Nick Understandable but in what way were you fighting competitively? The guy above has got a point too, different sports require different fighting attributes. Opinion accepted and i know you weren't mate, if on ice though i think the takedown shows strength (Or possibly, in some cases, luck). |
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Post by NickThePanther44 on Jun 27, 2007 14:15:34 GMT
i boxed, which is probably the closest type of hand to hand that hockey enforcers use. in certain arts its true getting the takedown is the key but these arts are way wide of the mark for what is used on the ice.
strength of punch
number of punches
fighting ability and skill
these are what i count towards the result of a fight in hockey.
Nick
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Post by NickThePanther44 on Jun 27, 2007 14:17:17 GMT
rather than starting a new thread i wondered if anyone knew anything a about a Scottish lad named Chris Conaboy, now hes a guy id like to see added to our British contingent, big, very tough and a pretty decent d-man as far as i know
Nick
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