stepansevs 89 Posted January 29, 2022 #431 Share Posted January 29, 2022 On 1/27/2022 at 12:15 PM, hckošice said: This just surpassed all my expectations. so just a small help to avoid confussions while watching their matches Goalies Jieruimi Shimisi was 2 days ago named Jeremy Smith Ouban Yongli born as Paris O´Brien Han Pengfei (born Chinese #1) Defenders Ruian Sipulaoer born as Ryan Sproul Jieke Kailiaosi born as Jack Chelios Dannisi Aoxibofu my favorite one born as Denis Osipov Liu Jie born as Jason Fram Zheng Enlai born as Ty Schultz Zhang Pengfei (born Chinese #2) Chen Zimeng (born Chinese #3) Yan Ruinan (born Chinese #4) Yuan Junjie born as Zach Yuen (Chinese Heritage #1) Forwards Fu Jiang born as Spencer Foo (Chinese Heritage #2) Fu Shuai born as Parker Foo (Chinese Heritage #3) Luo Jia born as Luke Lockhart Jian An born as Cory Kane Ye Jinguang born as Brandon Rip (Chinese Heritage #4) Wang Taile born as Taylor Wong (Chinese Heritage #5) Wei Ruike born as Ethan Werek Rudi Ying (born Chinese #5) - Best (at least most talented) Chinese-born Ice Hockey Player ever Yan Juncheng (born Chinese #6) Zhang Zesen (born Chinese #7) Zhong Wei born as Peter Zhong (Chinese Heritage #6) Xiang Xudong (born Chinese #8) Guo Jianing (born Chinese #9) What China did and what IOC allowed them to do it is really embarrasing. I would be rather in order to play there really Chinese players than buy foreign players. In Olympic games should be China as nation not Kunlun as club Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jan Linha 477 Posted January 29, 2022 #432 Share Posted January 29, 2022 8 minutes ago, stepansevs said: What China did and what IOC allowed them to do it is really embarrasing. I would be rather in order to play there really Chinese players than buy foreign players. In Olympic games should be China as nation not Kunlun as club I would rather disagree. I think this has two sides of the coin. 1) With only Chinese players would be like me competing against Aksel Lund Svindal on the ski slope .... So embarrasment and something that IOC would not allow. 2) China wanted their team so IOC and China needed to compromise both...... IOC said you have a bit competitive team, we will let you play..... What better option you have than put up Kunlun together? Players are offered freaking crazy money (as China is not afraid of wasting it) and they are offered dual citizenship, like generally nobody else is allowed to have. Generally, I am not saying it is 100% right thing to do. Of course, if China wanted to be free of these things, they would just easily drop it and gave the place to or depending when they would give it up. But they don't want to lose the face in front of their home crowds ...... So in this case from IOC and China sides, it is a win-win situation. Just IIHF felt a bit weird about it and and felt kinda betrayed, especially Norwegian team as I guess they think that their Olympic spot has been stolen ..... national team so far did not achieve something that team did 4 years ago before the Pyeongchang Olympics. But at least they got a more competitive team ..... Whether it was the right decision? We will in few weeks and it will also an interesting sign for IOC how to handle this situation in the future .... NearPup 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hckošice 13,274 Posted January 29, 2022 Author #433 Share Posted January 29, 2022 39 minutes ago, stepansevs said: What China did and what IOC allowed them to do it is really embarrasing. I would be rather in order to play there really Chinese players than buy foreign players. In Olympic games should be China as nation not Kunlun as club Well, lets be honnest, we all knew it long time ago that it will end this way and they will just field the complete Kunlun team to play in the place of China. but that they will change their names is something I really would never expect Still the biggest surprise was for me that they did the same also for the womens team which was in opposite of the men already quite competitive, now by adding Canadian and American girls they really "stole" some places from other good enough chinese girls IMO, they really did not need that among women Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stepansevs 89 Posted January 29, 2022 #434 Share Posted January 29, 2022 31 minutes ago, Jan Linha said: I would rather disagree. I think this has two sides of the coin. 1) With only Chinese players would be like me competing against Aksel Lund Svindal on the ski slope .... So embarrasment and something that IOC would not allow. 2) China wanted their team so IOC and China needed to compromise both...... IOC said you have a bit competitive team, we will let you play..... What better option you have than put up Kunlun together? Players are offered freaking crazy money (as China is not afraid of wasting it) and they are offered dual citizenship, like generally nobody else is allowed to have. Generally, I am not saying it is 100% right thing to do. Of course, if China wanted to be free of these things, they would just easily drop it and gave the place to or depending when they would give it up. But they don't want to lose the face in front of their home crowds ...... So in this case from IOC and China sides, it is a win-win situation. Just IIHF felt a bit weird about it and and felt kinda betrayed, especially Norwegian team as I guess they think that their Olympic spot has been stolen ..... national team so far did not achieve something that team did 4 years ago before the Pyeongchang Olympics. But at least they got a more competitive team ..... Whether it was the right decision? We will in few weeks and it will also an interesting sign for IOC how to handle this situation in the future .... I understand your point, but we have different view for this topic. i would rather see you against Svindal than in order to bought Hirscher :-D i do not really like naturalization in sport (Kenya athletes competes for Qatar, Bralizian handball players competes for Qatar, Bralizian futsal players competes for Ázerbájdžán a Kazachstán, China table tennis players competes for whole world,...) For increasing interest for sports in that countries, yes you can bought players And compete in their leagues, teach them,... But not compete for them with their flag. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JoshMartini007 2,221 Posted January 29, 2022 #435 Share Posted January 29, 2022 It's quite common for host nations to import athletes, especially in events where they are weak in Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jan Linha 477 Posted January 30, 2022 #436 Share Posted January 30, 2022 7 hours ago, stepansevs said: I understand your point, but we have different view for this topic. i would rather see you against Svindal than in order to bought Hirscher :-D i do not really like naturalization in sport (Kenya athletes competes for Qatar, Bralizian handball players competes for Qatar, Bralizian futsal players competes for Ázerbájdžán a Kazachstán, China table tennis players competes for whole world,...) For increasing interest for sports in that countries, yes you can bought players And compete in their leagues, teach them,... But not compete for them with their flag. This is the world we live in ...... Yet competing for another country is still business for you. If you had no money and this opportunity, you would do it, too. African athletes are not very rich, and when I see the high competition in Kenya or Ethiopia, I am not surprised they choose and other countries where they will be the top and will be able to compete at the biggest sport events in the world....... For China naturalizing ice hockey players - male and female, it is a different story though with different circumstances but I also assume that China has offered them conditions which are hard to refuse .... Let's just wish they don't beat hockey team. Both male and female 😅😅. After all, Czech has also one naturalized athlete in Beijing 😎 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hckošice 13,274 Posted January 30, 2022 Author #437 Share Posted January 30, 2022 had to change the head coach Jeremy Colliton is the new coach he had to replace Claude Julien who was injured when he broke his ribs after falling on the ice. Jeremy Colliton has assumed head coaching duties for 🇨🇦’s Men’s Olympic Team, as Claude Julien will no longer be able to travel due to an injury. @TeamCanada | #Beijing2022 [📸 Nam Y. Huh/AP Photo] — Hockey Canada (@HockeyCanada) January 30, 2022 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hckošice 13,274 Posted January 30, 2022 Author #438 Share Posted January 30, 2022 📰For the first time in history, China will enter a team in the men’s ice hockey at the Olympics. And, uniquely, the roster comes exclusively from one club – Kunlun Red Starhttps://t.co/jy6zzHGJB2 — Kunlun Red Star (@KRSchina) January 30, 2022 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hckošice 13,274 Posted January 30, 2022 Author #439 Share Posted January 30, 2022 Also not sure if it is only some practice uniforms or it is actually the official jersey of for the tournament, but it does not look so ugly as the previous one at all D for Drill @JChelios42 😅 pic.twitter.com/m8xAm3XDOQ — Kunlun Red Star (@KRSchina) January 29, 2022 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Topicmaster1010 2,384 Posted January 30, 2022 #440 Share Posted January 30, 2022 Welp, goodbye any chance of a medal we had Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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