GDT: Group H • May 6 • France 6, Kazakhstan 3

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Systemfel

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2012 IIHF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP | ROUND ROBIN GAME
MAY 6, 2012
5:15 AM ET • 11:15 CET • 12:15 EET

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HARTWALL ARENA, HELSINKI, FINLAND
(CAPACITY: 13,464)


France
Left Wing | Center | Right Wing
24 Julien Desrosiers​
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10 Laurent Meunier (C)
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7 Yorick Treille​
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41 Pierre-Édouard Bellemare (A)
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14 Stéphane Da Costa​
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77 Sacha Treille​
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54 Antoine Roussel​
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22 Brian Henderson​
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26 Charles Bertrand​
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71 Anthony Guttig​
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80 Teddy Da Costa​
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9 Damien Fleury​
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82 Damien Raux​
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Left Defense | Right Defense
3 Vincent Bachet (A)
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84 Kevin Hecquefeuille​
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32 Alexandre Rouleau​
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27 Baptiste Amar​
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74 Nicolas Besch​
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18 Yohann Auvitu​
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4 Antonin Manavian​
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Starting Goalie | Backup Goalie
39 Cristobal Huet​
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42 Fabrice Lhenry​
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Scratches | Reason
G 49 Florian Hardy|
Healthy​
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Kazakhstan
Left Wing | Center | Right Wing
62 Vadim Krasnoslobodtsev​
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8 Talgat Zhailauov (A)
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36 Dmitri Upper (C)
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21 Dmitri Dudarev​
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48 Roman Starchenko​
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88 Yevgeni Rymarev​
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27 Yevgeni Bumagin​
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18 Fyodor Polischuk​
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85 Konstantin Romamov​
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54 Alexei Vorontsev​
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23 Andrei Spiridonov​
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81 Konstantin Puskaryov​
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Left Defense | Right Defense
12 Denis Shemelin​
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4 Vitali Novopalshin (A)
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55 Alexei Troshchinsky​
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2 Roman Savchenko​
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7 Alexei Litvinenko​
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37 Yevgeni Fadeyev​
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75 Sergei Yakovenko​
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70 Vladislav Kolesnikov​
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Starting Goalie | Backup Goalie
20 Vitali Kolesnik​
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1 Alexei Ivanov​
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Scratches | Reason
G 31 Vitali Yeremeyev|
Healthy​
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D 5 Alexei Korabeynikov|
Healthy​
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F 26 Konstantin Savenkov|
Healthy​
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Officials
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Finnpin

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In this game there is a planned protest by fans against the high ticket prices. Let's see if anything will be seen from tv or will the Finnish Hockey Godfather Kummola black it out.

This game's tickets costs beginning with 37 eur (Highest 56 eur) so fans will come when the prices are moderate...so far selling looks good but we'll see how many comes to the arena at 12:15 local time.

Go France!
 

Juzmo

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In this game there is a planned protest by fans against the high ticket prices. Let's see if anything will be seen from tv or will the Finnish Hockey Godfather Kummola black it out.
Well luckily they will still have their voices and hopefully will use them.

But whatever happens, hopefully we will also see an entertaining game and have a good atmosphere
 

QnebO

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Game has sodl very good because of prices.. Sure I hope there is protest, but I hope theres some families just coming for fun as the price is low.. To eat some sausage and watch some exotic hockey (that can be entertaining because the teams can be moderately even) at arena :)

I hope kummola would see that if he lowers the prices of non-finland games, he will earn good atmosphere to all games as Finland is full of hockey fans. But when games like Belarus - France cost 70e at lowest, its no suprise its empty.
 

Lapa

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How are they protesting? Is no one going to show up?

A large group of Finnish hockey fans are going to show up. They're going to be yelling slogans etc. to protest high ticket prices in WC 2012, hoping next year the tickets will be cheaper. And of course, they are going to root and chant for the teams in this game. The point of the protest is that with lower ticket prices people will show up to watch some hockey.
 

NicolasH

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Just came home after partying the whole night. Sitting on the sofa with the breakfast and my computer on my knees, looking at the TV. Hope team France is in a better shape than me and didn't Radulov'ed. :)
 

saintflannel

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A large group of Finnish hockey fans are going to show up. They're going to be yelling slogans etc. to protest high ticket prices in WC 2012, hoping next year the tickets will be cheaper. And of course, they are going to root and chant for the teams in this game. The point of the protest is that with lower ticket prices people will show up to watch some hockey.
That's good then. It'd be a shame for the French and Kazakhstani if no one came. Still, the good seats for this game are $73 CAD. Ridiculous.
 

Finnpin

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Just came home after partying the whole night. Sitting on the sofa with the breakfast and my computer on my knees, looking at the TV. Hope team France is in a better shape than me and didn't Radulov'ed. :)
Still drunk or is the hangover starting to kick in? :D
 

Lapa

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That's good then. It'd be a shame for the French and Kazakhstani if no one came. Still, the good seats for this game are $73 CAD. Ridiculous.

Agreed.

Hopefully it will be a good game. Kazakstan will take this 3-1.
 

Finnpin

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Finnish reporter Esko Seppänen comments that banners with negative criticism against Organizers have taken off from the fans in this game... North Korea style in Finnish Ice Hockey Federation :laugh: :rant: and why is the camera showing so little the attendance...!? wonder why...

France is destroying Borat's land.

edit. 3-1
 

saintflannel

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Finnish reporter Esko Seppänen comments that banners with negative criticism against Organizers have taken off from the fans in this game... North Korea style in Finnish Ice Hockey Federation :laugh: :rant:

France is destroying Borat's land.
Whatever. The message has been sent anyways. The hockey world knows how badly the FIHF and the SIHA have ****ed things up.
 
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