Atko
Robert Lachowicz
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Post by Atko on Oct 25, 2004 15:44:27 GMT
Seems Scott Nichol who plays for Chicago blackhawks could soon be playing for London Racers. Racers interested in NHLer?*cleaned your link up-AG*
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Post by girdeaux on Oct 25, 2004 15:48:19 GMT
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Post by Heanor Lair on Oct 25, 2004 15:50:49 GMT
Shame he can't be here for Friday so the boys could make yet another NHLer look no more than average!
Keep 'em coming, we'll keep showing them up ;D
HL
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Post by heja on Oct 25, 2004 17:33:39 GMT
LOL
but who do london get rid off?
as i'm sure they are full on imports??
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DS
Lorne Smith
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Post by DS on Oct 25, 2004 17:49:10 GMT
Just looked at their roster and don't they have 9 foreign players (Not sure how many are WP players though)
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Post by heja on Oct 25, 2004 17:50:33 GMT
they are full on imports and WP players i think
but i have been told that they might of already released a player and he guested for slough the other day.
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DS
Lorne Smith
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Post by DS on Oct 25, 2004 17:52:18 GMT
Would you like to name the players that are imports.
I thought they had signed the guy Halloon on a temp basis
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Post by heja on Oct 25, 2004 17:57:14 GMT
what ever they are full up on both Import and WP players so they have to let someone go. others all teams would just sign the nessary brits and then keep on signing WP players
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DS
Lorne Smith
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Post by DS on Oct 25, 2004 18:00:03 GMT
Posted by: Heja AKA Tim, Tim96 Tim#97 etc Posted on: Today at 18:57:14
Nice to see that yet again you can't answer a question.
According to THF,
Halloon will be staying as a Racer until the 1 November, As Nicholl doesn't arrive until the first.
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John88
Simon Hunt
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Post by John88 on Oct 25, 2004 18:02:42 GMT
They've gassed the Czech or Slovak guy who was on trial.
Imports are Sylvain Daigle, Vickers, Goulett, Pope, Robinson, Maxwell, Cornish, Mcintyre, Moria and Tremably.
As for showing up NHLers, that is easy. They are human with two arms and two legs but unless they beat the opposition indivually twice before rounding the netminder twice and scoring, they are being shown up. Like Roman .... NHLer ...... one of the most average imports I've ever seen. If you watched the NHLers in France, they were a class above the rest with their movement and skill. However, whether you are Jagr or Dan Scott, you can't do much when you are pinned against the boards.
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Adam
Chick Zamick
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Post by Adam on Oct 25, 2004 18:27:36 GMT
They've gassed the Czech or Slovak guy who was on trial. Imports are Sylvain Daigle, Vickers, Goulett, Pope, Robinson, Maxwell, Cornish, Mcintyre, Moria and Tremably. As for showing up NHLers, that is easy. They are human with two arms and two legs but unless they beat the opposition indivually twice before rounding the netminder twice and scoring, they are being shown up. Like Roman .... NHLer ...... one of the most average imports I've ever seen. If you watched the NHLers in France, they were a class above the rest with their movement and skill. However, whether you are Jagr or Dan Scott, you can't do much when you are pinned against the boards. I did'nt really notice the NHLers in france mate to be fair
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Post by Heanor Lair on Oct 25, 2004 18:36:46 GMT
They've gassed the Czech or Slovak guy who was on trial. Imports are Sylvain Daigle, Vickers, Goulett, Pope, Robinson, Maxwell, Cornish, Mcintyre, Moria and Tremably. As for showing up NHLers, that is easy. They are human with two arms and two legs but unless they beat the opposition indivually twice before rounding the netminder twice and scoring, they are being shown up. Like Roman .... NHLer ...... one of the most average imports I've ever seen. If you watched the NHLers in France, they were a class above the rest with their movement and skill. However, whether you are Jagr or Dan Scott, you can't do much when you are pinned against the boards. John88 My post was slightly tounge in cheek. But I would agree with TVRDON29, the Milan 1st line had NHLers with I believe a 1000 games between them. Okay Panthers were pinned back pretty much all the way through that match, but netherless we still kept them down to 2 goals. In addition we didnt bite and scratch, Milan were probably guilty of more of the dirty stuff than ourselves, so the NHLrs not being head and shoulders above us was not the result of them being roughed out of the game. HL
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Post by pidge88 on Oct 25, 2004 19:28:27 GMT
To be honest the Milan first line had the skill movement etc and u can see how they racked up the 1000 games, Adams especially impressed me as i expected him too, but we shut them down brilliantly , frustrated them etc.
So any player to come to the UK i would n expect panthers to be worried based on the perofrmance i witnessed in France, the real quality NHl ers are heading to sweden, russia , czech republic etc
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Post by girdeaux on Oct 25, 2004 19:51:52 GMT
So any player to come to the UK I would not expect panthers to be worried based on the perofrmance I witnessed in France, the real quality NHLers are heading to Sweden, Russia , Czech Republic etc Spot on Pidge, as we're only seeing those players on the periphery of the NHL
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KIGOIUK
Lorne Smith
There's always next year simsy
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Post by KIGOIUK on Oct 25, 2004 19:53:35 GMT
I was only lucky enough to see two of the games in Amiens due to work , the Milan 1st line NHL players did play a very fast game and completely demolished the Llubljana team , put a few past their Net minder , I WAS IMPRESSED , until I was informed the Net minder was the back up goalie It was not until the first choice netminder was put back on late in the third that showed just how good a NHL player was in that tournament when a good netminder is between the pipe's.
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Post by heja on Oct 25, 2004 20:18:08 GMT
And WHY does it matter if i can't name every single player in this league??
i knew london had to get rid of one of there players before the new guy arrived and that why i asked who was going.
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Post by girdeaux on Oct 26, 2004 6:56:04 GMT
Here's the link from the Elite league's own site. I'm genuinely pleased that the Racers have been able to come through what was a very tough season last year. The sport in this country needs a competitive team in the capital.
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