yarre said:I have never been this excited about women's hockey, great game girls! I never thought they would tie the game when the US had a 2-0 lead. Amazing! Too bad about the final though, will probably be another landslide-win.
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gozar said:I would expect a closer game this time. The swedish ladies admitted that they didn't really fought as they should have in the first game.
Jarko2004 said:Sorry, but these two teams are on a completely different level from Canada. Much as it would be good for the sport, Canada won't be in any close games this week.
I heard about 65,000 for Canada, 50,000 for the US and 125,000 total worldwide including those numbers.Chimp said:Sweden has around 450 licensed female hockey players, Canada has about 225.000 - if my numbers are right. That's 500 Canadian players for every Swedish one. Heh.
Nothing personal. Everybody loves an underdog, especially a huge underdog. It was a heck of a game. The Americans just couldn't beat a smokin' hot goaltender, and they seemed to wear down a bit at the end.NYR35 said:Why is every non-American going for Sweden?
jaydub said:how come the USA won 2005 world championships?
jaydub said:I don't really follow women's hockey. But if team canada is so good, how come the USA won 2005 world championships? Or is team canada really not that good and the posters on these boards are jsut too nationalistic![]()
Doesnt really make sense to me
never heard of upsets? Canada has won gold in all but 1 world championship (7 golds i think) and that was the 2005 championship where they won silver... and has a gold and a silver in the 2 olympics... so that leaves the US with about 7 silvers in world championships and 1 gold... as well as 1 of each in the olympics... so yeah i think it's pretty safe to say Canada is the best women's hockey nationjaydub said:I don't really follow women's hockey. But if team canada is so good, how come the USA won 2005 world championships? Or is team canada really not that good and the posters on these boards are jsut too nationalistic![]()
Doesnt really make sense to me
oil slick said:You must admit that our chances just improved a great deal.
mooseOAK said:I heard about 65,000 for Canada, 50,000 for the US and 125,000 total worldwide including those numbers.
"I would love to see Finland or Sweden make a final," Ruggiero said. "Not when I'm playing, but eventually. We need that."
SudburyWolvesFan said:i bet they wish theyd practiced instead of done *photoshoots*
Bileur said:I heard it was more like 60000 for Canada.
Thanks, that's alot less than the numbers I got from who knows where. Still 450 vs 60.000 is quite a big difference, the same for 450 vs. 55.000.mymkovski said:Yea its 60,000 for Canada and 55,000 for USA
U.S. outplayed Canada in last year's World Championship final. Best thing that has happened to Canada since the 2002 Olympics was losing the gold medal game to the U.S. last year, and being outplayed in the process. They've come back with renewed vigour and hunger this year.Nihilism said:A shootout.
It's pretty funny. The very people who call today's win a fluke because it was in a shootout, are the same ones who wet themselves about the 05 win and couldn't possibly admit it was a fluke as well.