NJ_Devil_Boy said:Friesen
S. Niedermayer
Brodeur
devildan said:Brodeur is probably injured and in turn declined the invite. I dont think Nieds should have accepted either ... he just looks too damn tired.
devildan said:Brodeur is probably injured and in turn declined the invite. I dont think Nieds should have accepted either ... he just looks too damn tired.
ducksflytogether said:I think the whole "playing with your brother for the first time since their minor hockey days" part could be an incentive. And he's RFA, and so is Rob, so they likely won't be on the same team next year, either, unless they lower the UFA age and he comes to Anaheim(I would give my arm for that to happen).
Also, about Nedved, he defected, and is considered a Canadian citizen. The Czechs refused him last year. I think he'd do good on the Canadian roster.
And how did Friesen make it. Gawd, that was the biggest disappearing act I've ever seen.
Maybe you mixed him up with Yashin, in the Daigle-Yashin days.Jyssy said:No i dont, always thought that he is russian. Wow, has he ever even been russian?
ChesterNimitz said:If you are a Team Canada fan, Scott Niedermayer's decision to join the team can only be viewed with consumate glee. Niedermayer joins Boumeester, Morris and Brewer to give Canada probably its best (read: most mobile) defence that it has ever had at these World (read: European) Championships.
Hence the reason for 4 Oilers on the team.ChesterNimitz said:Niedermayer joins Boumeester, Morris and Brewer to give Canada probably its best (read: most mobile) defence that it has ever had at these World (read: European) Championships.
I hope Cookie gets the nod.. but I doubt that will happenBurke's Evil Spirit said:Some Canucks might get added now...
Shane said:I wouldn't be surprised to see Ed Jovanovski or Brendan Morrison joining the team. The World Cup management team has said they look highly upon players who play in the World Championships, and with Jovanovski and Morrison likely vying for a spot on the World Cup team...
Russian_fanatic said:Jovo = overrated .At best he is a number 5 or 6 defenceman
Shane said:I don't know why you hate the Canucks so much, but your opinion is no longer valid. Maybe Jovanoski ran over your dog or something, I don't know. But, between this, the Auld thread, and every other thread where you rip on the Canucks for no apparent reason, I don't think any reasonable person, Canucks fan or not, takes you seriously anymore.
Welcome to my ignore list, population: You.
EDIT: Oh, I just discovered possibly the most hilarious thing ever. Not only do you think Jovanovski is a 5th or 6th defenceman at best, but you voted him as THE THIRD BEST defenceman in the league!
http://www.hfboards.com/showthread.php?p=1188576#post1188576
So which is it buddy?
For Jovanovski to turn out the way he did was gravy for the Canucks. He left Florida marred in obscurity and as a one year rookie wonder. he re-established himself in Vancouver and Pavel Bure was never going to play the Canucks again anywaysRussian_fanatic said:and trading away Bure
go kim johnsson said:For Jovanovski to turn out the way he did was gravy for the Canucks. He left Florida marred in obscurity and as a one year rookie wonder. he re-established himself in Vancouver and Pavel Bure was never going to play the Canucks again anyways
Lundmark17 said:Yes, Turco's Canadian. I don't think Jovo or Redden will be asked because I don't think team Canada will carry 8 defence or cut anyone. It'd be great to have have Morrison though. Canada needs roughly 3 more forwards (they only have 10). How about Spezza and Cooke as well? That is if they accept.
I'm surprised nothing has been heard of from Steve Sullivan he usually is there for the tournement.
Russian_fanatic said:Exactly how did him and his giveaways help the Canucks ?
Shane said:So which is it buddy?