ch_nl Posted September 22, 2004 Share Posted September 22, 2004 The Swedish Elitserien has started. The first round has been played. Brynäs - MoDo 3-3 Andreas Dackell scored Brynäs second goal to give Brynäs a 2-0 lead. But MoDo came back Daniel Sedin assisted by Mattias Weinhandl and Pierre Hedin. Peter Forsberg tied the game with a beauty. He fooled everybody a shot hard in the bar and the puck went in. Brynäs took the lead but Mattias Weinhandl scored assisted by Daniel Sedin. Forsberg got a penalty for checking from behind and had to leave the ice. Luleå - Timrå 5-0 Tomas Holmström assisted on Luleås second goal. Johan Tellström scored 3 goals. Mika Kiprusoff will be in the net for Timrå next game. HV71 - Malmö 1-5 No real NHL players in this game. Mattias Tjärnqvist, Fredrik Olausson, Mika Hannula and our own Kim Staal was on the ice. Hannula had an assist. Mora - Färjestad 1-1 Mora is new to Elitserien and this was their first game ever in the highest division. Christian Berglund assisted on Färjestads equalizer. Berglund plays for New Jersey otherwise. Frölunda - Linköping 2-1 No NHL players involved in scoring. But Linköpings first line contains Mike Knuble, Brendan Morrison and Kristian Huselius. Djurgården - Södertälje 4-2 Södertälje took the lead. Nils Ekman tied the game with helper from Daniel Tjärnqvist whom scored the next goal assisted by Espen Knutsen. Peter and Chris Ferraro tied the game for Södertälje. Nils Ekman assisted by Mariusz Czerkawski scored on a breakaway. [Edited on 2004-10-2 by sakiqc] [Edited on 2004-12-29 by puck7x] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dutch_Habs_Fan Posted September 22, 2004 Share Posted September 22, 2004 Thnx for the update, it's nice to read these things. Keep up the good work!! I could do this for Germany, but not many nhl players moved to Germany: Critobal Huet/Steve Passmore and Andy Macdonald. Jochen Hecht and Marco Sturm also moved, and about Dany Heatley it's still not sure (he's got a german id.) In holland there are no NHL -players, allthough Amsterdam promised, if there would be a Lockout, they would sign 2 nhl-players!! [Edited on 2004/9/22 by Dutch_Habs_Fan] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ch_nl Posted September 22, 2004 Author Share Posted September 22, 2004 Tough luck! Does Holland have their own hockey leauge? What's the quality like? And the national team in in Pool A, right? With Norway? How did they do last time? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Psycing Posted September 23, 2004 Share Posted September 23, 2004 Great to get some updates from overseas ... too bad they don't air any of the games over here in Canada EH?!... :idea:Heres to hoping that the beer companies try to increase sales by getting a contract done with TSN or sumthing where they can air their commercials, and, let us see some good ol' hockey! :contract: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ch_nl Posted September 23, 2004 Author Share Posted September 23, 2004 Acctually I think some Canadian TV-station has the right to air some Elitserien action in case of a lock-out. And since the lock-out is a fact... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dutch_Habs_Fan Posted September 23, 2004 Share Posted September 23, 2004 Our league is quit poor. Last year they combined with Belgium for a competition and had an only dutch competition.The combination with Belgium was not that great, to much difference between the dutch clubs and the belgium clubs, in advantage for holland. Now they are trying 2 get more teams on the highest dutch level.(our own league has about 6 teams) But the dutch hockey organisation is putting up a whole new organisation, and investing a lot in youth nowadays, so thats good news!!! We got plenty of rinks, cuz (speed)skating is very popular here Lately there has been a tournament and holland were quite good. With a couple of small loses. Our national team exist mostly out of dutchies, and canadiens with dutch parents. (canadiens with their roots in holland). We lost 3-2 from Italy, 5-4 slovenia and 7-5 Poland. We have to play Poland for the olympic selection. So thats going 2 be hard. Yes we play in the A 1 pool, if you win that cup you can compete with the big countries, it is with the countries: Belgium/Norway/Great Britain/Hungary and Belarus http://www.iihf.com/hydra/tournaments/output/WSIA/ http://www.iihf.com/hydra/tournaments/outp...IA/standing.htm [Edited on 2004/9/23 by Dutch_Habs_Fan] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ch_nl Posted September 25, 2004 Author Share Posted September 25, 2004 MoDo - Luleå 6-2 Powerplay goal by MoDo started this game. Andreas Salomonsson from Peter Forsberg. Peter Forsberg scored 2-0 The Sedin brothers scored on a powerplay. 4-1 Henrik from Daniel The 5-2 goal was scored by Tomas Holmström assisted by Justin Williams. Södertälje - Mora 4-1 Peter Ferraro opened the scoring for Södertälje. Shawn Horcoff assisted on Moras equalizer. Robert Dome (former Pittburgh) assisted by Tärnström (also Pittsburgh) scored to place Södertälje in the lead. Chris Ferraro, Dick Tärnström and Robert Dome assisted on Södertäljes two next goals. Timrå - Brynäs 4-3 Both Henrik Zetterberg and Andreas Dackell had one goal and one assist. HV71 - Frölunda 3-2 No "NHL goals" in this game. Assist from Tjärnqvist and Olausson. This was a really good game and HV71s coach told afterwards that he has never seen his team played so well before. And that comes from a coach of the defendig champions. Linköping - Malmö 2-1 2-0 was scored by Henrik Tallinder (Buffalo) assisted by Huselius and Brendan Morrison. Färjestad - Djurgården 3-2 Djurgården started with Daniel Tjärnqvists goal after 6 minutes of play. Christian Berglund tied. Jörgen Jönsson scored for Färjestad. Czerkawski scored the last goal assisted by Espen Knutsen. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ch_nl Posted October 2, 2004 Author Share Posted October 2, 2004 Another note from Sweden. Marcel Hossa is a sucess! Luleå - Brynäs 4-2 Niclas Wallin scored the first one for Luleå. MoDo - Timrå 2-2 Henrik Zetterberg scored the first for Tmrå. Peter Forsberg scored the equalizer and assisted on the second. Timrå tied the game with just 7 seconds left to play after goaltender Tommy Salo tried to score in the open net. Frölunda - Malmö 8-1 Malmö has one good player. Their goalie. That says it all... St Louis Christan Bäckman had 1+1 and Samuel Påhlsson one helper. Djurgården - Mora 4-2 Marcel Hossas first game. His team lost but he played good. Djugårdens and Atlantas Daniel Tjärnqvist had 1+1. Mariuz Czerkawski score the 3-1 goal assisted by Espen Knutsen. (They are doing very well togheter.) This goal was score in powerplay. And whom was guilty? Marcel Hossa for high sticking. Färjestad - Södertälje 2-0 Boring game. The second goal came in a empty net. Washingtons Stanislav Stana is in the nets for Södertälje. He's really good. Färjestad has 35 shots on net. Linköping - HV71 7-3 Linköping, the city without a real hockey-tradition beat the champs. Kristian Huselius assisted by Brendan Morrison two times in a row! After that, Mathias Tjärnkvist. And then Mike Knuble assisted by Huselius and Morrison. Henrik Tallinder had 1+1 and Huselius assisted on the last goal. Round 4. One game played so far. Malmö - Mora 1-2 MARCEL HOSSA SHOW! First goal on the powerplay by Hossa. Malmö then tied the game by Mika Hannula. And for the second time of the evening Marcel Hossa scored on the powerplay this time in overtime! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dutch_Habs_Fan Posted November 6, 2004 Share Posted November 6, 2004 I've seen tonights game Timra - Djungardens. 4-0 and a shutout for Kiprussoff. I was in a Sportsbar in amsterdam, and they broadcasted the game on a big screen. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ch_nl Posted November 6, 2004 Author Share Posted November 6, 2004 Cool. Timrå is playing pretty good and Djurgården have had some troubble latley. Some say that Linköping is the team that has taken the greatest advantage of the lockout. They've got Knuble, Morrison and Huselius. In my opinion it is Timrå. Kipprusoff, Zetterberg and Modin. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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