website statistics
Jump to content

Ice Hockey 2015 - 2016 Discussion Thread


hckošice
 Share

Recommended Posts

  • Replies 991
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Top Posters In This Topic

Top Posters In This Topic

Posted Images

SCHEDULE

DAY 12

Tuesday, May 17th, 2016

 

 

12:15 (GMT +3)

PRELIMINARY ROUND - GROUP A

 

:CZE Czech Republic vs Switzerland :SUI

Referees:  TBD, TBD

Linesmens:  TBD, TBD

Line Ups Link TBD, Ice Palace, Moscow

 

 

 

 

12:15 (GMT +3)

PRELIMINARY ROUND - GROUP B

 

:USA United States vs Slovakia :SVK

Referees:  TBD, TBD

Linesmens:  TBD, TBD

Line Ups Link TBD, Yubileiny, St. Petersburg

 

 

 

 

16:15 (GMT +3)

PRELIMINARY ROUND - GROUP A

 

:LAT Latvia vs Norway :NOR

Referees:  TBD, TBD

Linesmens:  TBD, TBD

Line Ups Link TBD, Ice Palace, Moscow

 

 

 

 

16:15 (GMT +3)

PRELIMINARY ROUND - GROUP B

 

:BLR Belarus vs France :FRA

Referees:  TBD, TBD

Linesmens:  TBD, TBD

Line Ups Link TBD, Yubileiny, St. Petersburg

 

 

 

 

20:15 (GMT +3)

PRELIMINARY ROUND - GROUP A

 

:RUS Russia vs Sweden :SWE

Referees:  TBD, TBD

Linesmens:  TBD, TBD

Line Ups Link TBD, Ice Palace, Moscow

 

 

 

 

20:15 (GMT +3)

PRELIMINARY ROUND - GROUP B

 

:CAN Canada vs Finland :FIN

Referees:  TBD, TBD

Linesmens:  TBD, TBD

Line Ups Link TBD, Yubileiny, St. Petersburg

 

 

 

 

 

* The streams will be geo-blocked in some countries.

** Referees and Line-Ups will be announced usually 3-4 hours before the first match, will be added in the schedule later.

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

vor 57 Minuten schrieb VolleyRuller96:

Well, no offense,  but i think it's wrong to cheat like losing on purpose and destroys the competition... I know many countries and   teams are doing this, but stil... and if you would only cheat  in order to avoid  hard opponents and play versus the weaker ones, then even if you'd qualify even to the final somehow, you wouldn't deserve it.

 

Well, no offense, but i dont care what you think about it. We should try everything to have the easiest possible opponent in the next round without breaking any rules and by winning against Hungary why basically decided to play against the strongest possible opponent in the next round, which is just stupid and not "fair play". I think you can only call it cheating if rules are broken and by losing on purpose you dont break any rules, so its not cheating. Would it also have been cheating if we wouldve lost against Hungary by giving all our best players a break and playing with our weaker players instead? Many teams in all team sports do that an no one really complains about it, although its basically the same. You last sentence doesnt make any sense to me. Why wouldnt we deserve to reach the final if we beat a team like Czech Republic in the quarterfinal and then a team like Finland/Canada/Russia in the semifinal? We still wouldve beaten 2 of the 4 best teams, so we clearly wouldve deserved to reach the final even if we wouldve lost against Hungary today. In the end the only thing that matters is whether we hurt some other team by losing against Hungary or not. Only Belarus couldve complained, because Hungary wouldve been behind France and Slovakia even with a win against us today. Belarus lost against Hungary so you have to ask yourself whether they really deserved to be ahead of Hungary or not. In addition to that they still will be behind Hungary in the end if they dont win against France tomorrow, so unless they win against France tomorrow, the result of our match today wouldve had no impact on the table any way. I think we should first care about what is best for us and then we should try to not have a negative impact on other teams with our results, but if we can improve our situation by losing on purpose then we should always do it, without giving a s**t about what other people think.

 

We for example expected Turkey to beat Netherlands at the european qualification event in womens volleyball this year and then Turkey lost on purpose and we therefore missed Rio, i have enough of it that we always are the nice guys while everyone else just cares about their own interests. Its the same in sport and politics, we dont have to be friends with other nations, we should only care about our own interests.

Attachment is the great fabricator of illusions; reality can be obtained only by someone who is detached.
 

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

7 hours ago, hckosice said:

Today was the last match of Kazakhstan at this years world champs. the "elevator" team return back to division I A once again. Kazakhstan is also the only team which have not listen their national anthem at this years championships, as the team didn´t win any match. :(

Kazakhstan beated Switzerland in the first round, so we could hear all national anthems. :)

Link to comment
Share on other sites

and as expected game over for us. another fiasco, cmon it´s the 3rd time in a row we will not play the quarter finals. It´s a real disaster for us.  :( now I expect something to change in our federation, because this is a huge failure and caused mainly because of the leaders of our federation and their bad, very bad relations with our top players. things must change because we can not play such tournaments with a "B" or even a "C" team like this year.

 

I accept the fact that we have to rejuvenate the team, but we need to use at least one line of our top NHL players.unfortunately anyone of them will never play in our team untill the president of the federation will resign...

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Guest
This topic is now closed to further replies.
 Share

  • Latest Posts around Totallympics

    • World Cups don't generally have the exotic competitors we see in the world championships though, it's more likely starting down with the 13th best Austrians and such  
    • Congratulations to comissioner Rob Manfred and the rest of the MLB media for getting their dream world series.   As for my thoughts:    
    • MLB got their ideal WS: Yankees vs Dodgers
    • Getting the band back together!
    • Their database is too poor for them to be able to accurately do this.
    • Yep, confirmed.  We have Marcelletje for , Lindsay Vonn and Lucas Pinheiro Braathen for .   However, Vonn and Hirscher will be wild cards, so starting down with the Chileans and the Iranians in the first leg.  Snow conditions are good though.     Vonn, Hirscher & Braathen Returning To Racing At World Cup Opening - InTheSnow
    • Joaõ Pessoa Elite16 | Joaõ Pessoa, Brazil    Women’s Tournament Gold-  Thamela Coradello/Victoria Lopes Silver-  Taina Lima/Talita Antunes Bronze-  Kimberly Hildreth/Teegan Van Gunst   Men’s Tournament Gold-  Anders Mol/Christian Sørum  Silver-  Cherif Samba/Ahmed Tijan  Bronze-  David Åhman/Jonatan Hellvig   Full Results
    • 2024 Swimming World Cup Shanghai - Day 3 Results   Men's 400m Individual Medley: 1.  Leon Marchand - 4:00.03 2.  Alberto Razzetti - 4:01.51 3.  Lewis Clareburt - 4:05.03   Women's 800m Freestyle: 1.  Tang Muhan - 8:15.34 2.  Gao Weizhong - 8:16.17 3.  Kong Yaqi - 8:27.21    Women's 100m Butterfly: 1.  Laura Lahtinen - 55.58 2.  Yu Yiting - 55.94 3.  Louise Hansson - 56.07   Men's 50m Butterfly: 1.  Noe Ponti - 21.68  2.  Nyls Korstanje - 22.00 3.  Marius Kusch - 22.26   Women's 200m Backstroke: 1.  Regan Smith - 2:00.42 2.  Anastasiya Shkurdai - 2:01.31 3.  Beata Nelson - 2:02.56   Men's 100m Backstroke: 1.  Pieter Coetze - 49.35 2.  Thomas Ceccon - 50.03  3.  Kacper Stokowski - 50.33   Women's 50m Breaststroke: 1.  Tang Qianting - 28.76 2.  Benedetta Pilato - 29.73 3.  Siobhan Haughey - 29.74   Men's 200m Breaststroke: 1.  Joshua Yong - 2:01.67 2.  Qin Haiyang - 2:01.92 3.  Caspar Corbeau - 2:02.42   Women's 100m Freestyle: 1.  Siobhan Haughey - 51.89 2.  Yang Junxuan - 52.11  3.  Milla Jansen - 52.43   Men's 200m Freestyle: 1.  Duncan Scott - 1:40.92 2.  Edward Somerville - 1:42.14 3.  Danas Rapsys - 1:42.35   Women's 200m Individual Medley: 1.  Kate Douglass - 2:04.09 2.  Yu Yiting - 2:05.39 3.  Rebecca Meder - 2:07.42   Men's Overall Standings: 1.  Leon Marchand - 58.3  2.  Noe Ponti -56.8 3.  Qin Haiyang - 56.7 4.  Duncan Scott - 56.4 5.  Pieter Coetze - 55.2 6.  Thomas Ceccon - 48.6 7.  Ilya Shymanovich - 47.7 8.  Nyls Corstanje - 46.2 9.  Isaac Cooper - 45.9 10.  Joshua Yong - 45.2   Women's Overall Standings: 1.  Kate Douglass - 59.1 2.  Regan Smith - 59 3.  Siobhan Haughey - 53.2 4.  Yu Yiting - 51.5 5.  Mary-Sophie Harvey - 50.5 6.  Tang Qianting - 49.5 7.  Alina Zmushka - 47.3 8.  Laura Lahtinen - 46.2 9.  Beata Nelson - 45.9 10.  Katarzyna Wasick - 45.4
    • 2024 Swimming World Cup Shanghai - Day 2 Results   Women's 400m Individual Medley: 1.  Mary-Sophie Harvey - 4:28.03  2.  Nikoleta Trnikova - 4:44.81 3.  Rouxin Tan - 4:55.27   Men's 1500m Freestyle: 1.  Charlie Clark - 14:40.57 2.  Benjamin Goedemans - 14:48.46 3.  Kregor Zirk - 14:54.47   Men's 50m Backstroke: 1.  Isaac Cooper - 22.75 2.  Pieter Coetze - 22.95 3.  Xu Jiayu - 22.98   Women's 200m Freestyle: 1.  Siobhan Haughey - 1:51.46  2.  Mary-Sophie Harvey - 1:53.36 3.  Kong Yaqi - 1:55.21   Men's 200m Individual Medley: 1.  Leon Marchand - 1:50.30 (WC Record) 2.  Duncan Scott - 1:51.08 3.  Noe Ponti - 1:51.78   Women's 100m Backstroke: 1.  Regan Smith - 54.89 (WC Record) 2.  Beata Nelson - 56.26  3.  Ingrid Wilm - 56.64   Men's 50m Breaststroke: 1.  Qin Haiyang - 25.38 2.  Ilya Shymanovich - 25.51  3.  Sun Jiajun - 25.79   Women's 50m Butterfly: 1.  Kate Douglass - 24.54 2.  Zhang Yufei - 24.94 =3.  Yu Yiting - 25.07 =3.  Lily Marie Price - 25.07   Men's 100m Freestyle: 1.  Thomas Ceccon - 46.32 2.  Pan Zhanle - 46.35 3.  Pieter Coetze - 46.59   Women's 100m Breaststroke: 1.  Tang Qianting - 1:02.53 2.  Alina Zmushka - 1:04.48 3.  Rebecca Meder - 1:05.25   Men's 200m Butterfly: 1.  Trenton Julian - 1:51.24 2.  Chad le Clos - 1:51.46 3.  Alberto Razzetti - 1:51.88
    • 2024 Swimming World Cup Shanghai - Day 1 Results   Women's 400m Freestyle: 1.  Liu Yaxin - 3:58.45 2.  Li Bingjie - 4:00.18 3.  Tang Muhan - 4:00.40   Men's 400m Freestyle: 1.  Duncan Scott - 3:36.98 2.  Kieran Smith - 3:38.44 3.  Danas Rapsys - 3:38.63   Women's 50m Backstroke: 1.  Kaylee McKeown - 25.38 (WC Record) 2.  Regan Smith - 25.70 3.  Ingrid Wilm - 26.08   Men's 200m Backstroke: 1.  Pieter Coetze -1:49.12 2.  Lorenzo Mora - 1:51.33 3.  Enoch Robb - 1:51.44   Women's 200m Butterfly: 1.  Regan Smith - 2:01.85 2.  Chen Luying - 2:02.71 (WJ Record) 3.  Laura Lahtinen - 2:03.13   Men's 100m Butterfly: 1.  Noe Ponti - 48.40 (WC Record) 2.  Nyls Korstanje - 49.24 3.  Chad le Clos - 49.72    Women's 200m Breaststroke: 1.  Kate Douglass - 2:15.96 2.  Alina Zmushka - 2:19.98 3.  Rebecca Meder - 2:20.35   Men's 100m Breaststroke: 1.  Qin Haiyang - 55.73 2.  Ilya Shymanovich - 56.07 3.  Sun Jiajun - 56.16   Women's 50m Freestyle: 1.  Katarzyna Wasick - 23.87 2.  Zhang Yufei - 24.05 3.  Milla Jansen - 24.19   Men's 50m Freestyle: 1.  Dylan Carter - 21.06 2.  Jack Dolan - 21.07 3.  Marius Kusch - 21.09   Women's 100m Individual Medley: 1.  Kate Douglass - 56.99 2.  Yu Yiting - 57.51 3.  Kaylee McKeown - 57.76   Men's 100m Individual Medley: 1.  Leon Marchand - 50.65 2.  Noe Ponti - 50.66 3.  Duncan Scott - 51.14
×
×
  • Create New...