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Post by wannabe2 on Jun 17, 2016 16:29:57 GMT
Asselin out scored Mosienko by 10 goals in the same season, and I rate Mosienko, he comes very highly rated by Walton, who for me was pure class.
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Post by iginla on Jun 17, 2016 18:21:47 GMT
Asselin out scored Mosienko by 10 goals in the same season, and I rate Mosienko, he comes very highly rated by Walton, who for me was pure class. Looks a good player yep,but you just wait Wannabe2,you won't be crowing soon. Our coach is waiting for real quality,so Asselin will be an also ran compared to what we are going to sign !
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Post by wgray on Jun 17, 2016 19:10:16 GMT
Asselin out scored Mosienko by 10 goals in the same season, and I rate Mosienko, he comes very highly rated by Walton, who for me was pure class. 3 seasons in Denmark ans he was victorious in the playoffs in each of those seasons, you've got yourself a winner
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Post by Deleted on Jun 17, 2016 19:48:55 GMT
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Would you take Asselin at Panthers as our last forward?
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Post by iginla on Jun 17, 2016 20:18:24 GMT
Iginla Would you take Asselin at Panthers as our last forward? No Pidge i wouldn't. He would just about make it onto the second line though.
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Post by wannabe2 on Jun 18, 2016 7:16:39 GMT
Asselin out scored Mosienko by 10 goals in the same season, and I rate Mosienko, he comes very highly rated by Walton, who for me was pure class. Looks a good player yep,but you just wait Wannabe2,you won't be crowing soon. Our coach is waiting for real quality,so Asselin will be an also ran compared to what we are going to sign ! We have 5 more signings to make yet, so maybe we will both be crowing, who knows. Anyway have a great season it sure looks like it's going to be entertaining, always look forward to Devils v Panthers.
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Post by iginla on Jun 18, 2016 9:14:44 GMT
Looks a good player yep,but you just wait Wannabe2,you won't be crowing soon. Our coach is waiting for real quality,so Asselin will be an also ran compared to what we are going to sign ! We have 5 more signings to make yet, so maybe we will both be crowing, who knows. Anyway have a great season it sure looks like it's going to be entertaining, always look forward to Devils v Panthers. I think you may have missed the sarcasm in my post mate. Our coach might be waiting,but that is no guarantee whatsoever that what he ends up signing late will be any good,i've seen it far too many times before ! They think they're being smart by waiting,then end up still signing average,but we end up starting players short because some dumb ass guy either filled his visa in wrong,lost his passport or is sat in the paperwork log jam. It happens almost every year !
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Post by Kovalchuk17 on Jun 18, 2016 11:05:12 GMT
Curtis Leinweber has left Dundee for the Germany 3rd division. Always rated him and think he's selling himself short down there!
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Post by madras on Jun 21, 2016 19:23:44 GMT
Garrett Klotz rumoured to the EIHL. In talks with a Gardiner team with Erdhardt interest also.
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Post by nate24 on Jun 21, 2016 19:26:17 GMT
Curtis Leinweber has left Dundee for the Germany 3rd division. Always rated him and think he's selling himself short down there! Not if he proves himself. It is a more effective stepping stone than our league with simplified progression.
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Post by Kovalchuk17 on Jun 21, 2016 21:02:40 GMT
Curtis Leinweber has left Dundee for the Germany 3rd division. Always rated him and think he's selling himself short down there! Not if he proves himself. It is a more effective stepping stone than our league with simplified progression. Really?? Don't know many guys coming out the Oberliga... A few gems in the DEL2 maybe.
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Post by nate24 on Jun 21, 2016 21:07:56 GMT
Not if he proves himself. It is a more effective stepping stone than our league with simplified progression. Really?? Don't know many guys coming out the Oberliga... A few gems in the DEL2 maybe. Who knows. If we leave the EU we may see an exodus of players wanting simpler freedom of movement.
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Post by kievthegreat on Jun 21, 2016 21:27:21 GMT
Really?? Don't know many guys coming out the Oberliga... A few gems in the DEL2 maybe. Who knows. If we leave the EU we may see an exodus of players wanting simpler freedom of movement. I don't see it affecting North Americans without EU passports as Visas to the UK don't include the EU. It would be a bigger impact on getting European players or North Americans with EU passports.
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Post by nate24 on Jun 22, 2016 5:18:21 GMT
Who knows. If we leave the EU we may see an exodus of players wanting simpler freedom of movement. I don't see it affecting North Americans without EU passports as Visas to the UK don't include the EU. It would be a bigger impact on getting European players or North Americans with EU passports. Fair point but I still feel our league will suffer. Not a reason to vote one way or the other but it will have an impact and the smaller clubs who use a lot of Euro talent will feel the strain.
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Post by The Flying Shirt on Jun 22, 2016 6:10:20 GMT
Even if the vote does go to leave the EU there will be at least a two year transition period before it happens and even then I can't see that it would change anything. The main reason for EU passport holding players is down to the lack of Brit players coming through and the cost to teams to play them. It's more down to cost and availability with the added bonus that at the moment no other paperwork is needed. Leaving the EU will have zero impact on young British players coming through the ropey system in place over here now.
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Post by wgray on Jun 22, 2016 13:49:22 GMT
Even if the vote does go to leave the EU there will be at least a two year transition period before it happens and even then I can't see that it would change anything. The main reason for EU passport holding players is down to the lack of Brit players coming through and the cost to teams to play them. It's more down to cost and availability with the added bonus that at the moment no other paperwork is needed. Leaving the EU will have zero impact on young British players coming through the ropey system in place over here now. in the interview with the league chairman etc. that took place during the playoff final weekend the situation with the referendum was brought up and I believe that he said it would take longer than two years, maybe in the region of 4/5, before it would have an impact on anything
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Post by The Flying Shirt on Jun 22, 2016 13:53:56 GMT
Even if the vote does go to leave the EU there will be at least a two year transition period before it happens and even then I can't see that it would change anything. The main reason for EU passport holding players is down to the lack of Brit players coming through and the cost to teams to play them. It's more down to cost and availability with the added bonus that at the moment no other paperwork is needed. Leaving the EU will have zero impact on young British players coming through the ropey system in place over here now. in the interview with the league chairman etc. that took place during the playoff final weekend the situation with the referendum was brought up and I believe that he said it would take longer than two years, maybe in the region of 4/5, before it would have an impact on anything I agree
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Post by Mozzy on Jun 22, 2016 17:44:55 GMT
in the interview with the league chairman etc. that took place during the playoff final weekend the situation with the referendum was brought up and I believe that he said it would take longer than two years, maybe in the region of 4/5, before it would have an impact on anything I agree And then it's just a case of changing the rules to fit the situation. Rather than 14 imports with 2 EU passport holders, it's just 14 imports.
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Post by The Flying Shirt on Jun 22, 2016 18:02:48 GMT
And then it's just a case of changing the rules to fit the situation. Rather than 14 imports with 2 EU passport holders, it's just 14 imports. If and when it was to happen there would be no other option
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Post by kievthegreat on Jun 22, 2016 20:41:54 GMT
And then it's just a case of changing the rules to fit the situation. Rather than 14 imports with 2 EU passport holders, it's just 14 imports. If and when it was to happen there would be no other option Unless we are forced to accept free movement in order to prevent the EU slapping tariffs on us. Then it'd be business as usual.
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Post by iginla on Jun 22, 2016 22:29:55 GMT
And then it's just a case of changing the rules to fit the situation. Rather than 14 imports with 2 EU passport holders, it's just 14 imports. Spot on Mozzy. Why on earth do we have to have two EU passport holders anyway. No doubt it's another stupid decision from Brussels ! #Leave
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Post by Kovalchuk17 on Jun 23, 2016 6:30:54 GMT
Fife nab Matt Sisca from the Storm...
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Post by Warren on Jun 23, 2016 12:17:59 GMT
If and when it was to happen there would be no other option Unless we are forced to accept free movement in order to prevent the EU slapping tariffs on us. Then it'd be business as usual. When will people learn the rules? The Freedom of movement and import limits in the EIHL have nothing to do with each other. Go ask Coventry and Liam Stewart. By most markings he is a British player. has a British Passport, Can play for GB (When not injured) But he is classed as an import. The reason? his ITC Card is North American. Take Slava Koulikov, From the same markings he is a European import but was a Brit, as his ITC Card is British. The Basic Rules are: X players who have international ITC cards. Y Players who have International ITC Cards that don't require a work Permit Z Players who have British ITC Cards.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 23, 2016 12:27:17 GMT
Fife nab Matt Sisca from the Storm... Is it just me or does it seem a little naughty, this signing? Wasn't Sisca a high profile player at Manchester? I certainly heard his name a lot last season, could the big boys not at least give them a second season before poaching? Seems more of a Sheffield move to me Of course there's always the chance that he may have asked to leave beforehand and if this is the case, the above comment is naturally void.
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Post by kievthegreat on Jun 23, 2016 16:53:36 GMT
Unless we are forced to accept free movement in order to prevent the EU slapping tariffs on us. Then it'd be business as usual. When will people learn the rules? The Freedom of movement and import limits in the EIHL have nothing to do with each other. Go ask Coventry and Liam Stewart. By most markings he is a British player. has a British Passport, Can play for GB (When not injured) But he is classed as an import. The reason? his ITC Card is North American. Take Slava Koulikov, From the same markings he is a European import but was a Brit, as his ITC Card is British. The Basic Rules are: X players who have international ITC cards. Y Players who have International ITC Cards that don't require a work Permit Z Players who have British ITC Cards. I don't think anyone is confused about the rules. Just discussing that you might need different rights to work in the country post hypothetical Brexit (fingers crossed it stays a hypothetical). EU passport means you don't need a work permit at present, but in the brexit world, you might need to get permits for EU players. It makes bringing over Swedes as awkward as Canadians as you'd need to apply for visas/permits, whereas now the only hurdles are lodging paperwork with governing bodies.
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