Seachd
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- Mar 16, 2002
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I've said it doesn't matter where Roni was.. not an official at this tourney. He could've been sitting in the front row for all I know or on a beach with a margarita.
I was told the article said he talked to an official. I didn't see that either.
What I see is a guy with a blog giving his opinion.
Your arguments have been based on the officials saying it was the right call.. Jukka said apparantly. I've been begging for that quote. Such an easy way to shut me up!
You both are using quotes that don't exist.
Now you’re just making things up. I never used a quote from Pakaslahti. So you can end that right now.
It doesn’t matter one iota if there is a quote from him or not. If so, great. It just reinforces what we all know. If not, there’s no bearing here at all, because we have all the proof anyone who can think for himself would ever need.
You said Rönne’s quote doesn’t matter because he wasn’t there. Now, once again, you’re changing things and saying he could have been there, but it still doesn’t matter.
You’ve gone from Fasel to another IIHF member to on-ice officials to off-ice officials to who knows where else anymore.
You’re discrediting rock solid proof and you look foolish because of it. Posters here have bent over backwards for your silly demands that you somehow can’t find yourself, and you just throw it back at them. You pretend to just be interested in proof, and say you’ll admit you’re wrong, but move the goalposts when you’re presented with the proof, and refuse to acknowledge it.
You’re not arguing in good faith at all and it’s already gotten extremely old.