Eytinge
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No kidding.Could be worse, Phaneuf could be your team's captain.
No kidding.Could be worse, Phaneuf could be your team's captain.
Wow that's great for France. See you in the relegation round Canada, it was a blast last year
Could be worse, Phaneuf could be your team's captain.
I was at the game
Great crowd (about 13.000) and a lot of fun.
The ice wasn't very good (hot day in Paris) and Canada had some troubles in defense in the 1st period.
France played really, really well, far better than I expected. Huet was sharp, but the while team is waaaay better than in 2008. Huge progress for our NT.
1st goal is a deflection from Nash : Pietrangelo during a line change sends a long pass to Duchesne, who shoots and Nash deflects.
France tie the game with d-man Hecquefeuille (a former center) with a blast high.
Canada scores again just after that (PP was very good) with a good passing play for an open net to Spezza.
But France reacts and a very good shift, with several chances on Dubnyk, finished in the net by Stephane Da Costa.
France had to defend a long 5 on 3 and Huet was excellent.
A late penalty was a killer though, and Chris Stewart finishes the game with 1:30 remaining, with an open net.
Canada has some work to do : Burns and Schenn were really good. Phaneuf started really slowly (3 turnovers in the first 10 minutes) but was better later on. In front, Nash was huge, Duchesne had a lot of speed.
It was a fun game and I have more hopes for France now : we could make something good vs Belarus and who knows for the other games
I was at the game
Great crowd (about 13.000) and a lot of fun.
The ice wasn't very good (hot day in Paris) and Canada had some troubles in defense in the 1st period.
France played really, really well, far better than I expected. Huet was sharp, but the while team is waaaay better than in 2008. Huge progress for our NT.
1st goal is a deflection from Nash : Pietrangelo during a line change sends a long pass to Duchesne, who shoots and Nash deflects.
France tie the game with d-man Hecquefeuille (a former center) with a blast high.
Canada scores again just after that (PP was very good) with a good passing play for an open net to Spezza.
But France reacts and a very good shift, with several chances on Dubnyk, finished in the net by Stephane Da Costa.
France had to defend a long 5 on 3 and Huet was excellent.
A late penalty was a killer though, and Chris Stewart finishes the game with 1:30 remaining, with an open net.
Canada has some work to do : Burns and Schenn were really good. Phaneuf started really slowly (3 turnovers in the first 10 minutes) but was better later on. In front, Nash was huge, Duchesne had a lot of speed.
It was a fun game and I have more hopes for France now : we could make something good vs Belarus and who knows for the other games
Why would that be embarrassing?
Lol, well devan dubnyk was in net...
I think he had #9.
Does anyone know the other numbers that were worn by Canada players
2 - Luke Schenn
3 - Dion Phaneuf
5 - Brent Burns
7 - Mario Scalzo
8 - Evender Kane
9 - Matt Duchene
10 - Antoine Vermette
12 - Cal Clutterbuck
14 - Jordan Eberle
15 - Travis Zajac
16 - Rick Nash
19 - Jason Spezza
21 - John Tavares
22 - Chris Stewart
23 - Marc Methot
25 - Jeff Skinner
26 - Andrew Ladd
27 - Alex Pietrangelo
30 - Devan Dubnyk
31 - James Reimer
Thx man, would you happen to know if Reimer and Dubynk were wearing their masks from their respective teams or did they good new designs for the tournament? And what about their pads?
Who the hell is Mario Scalzo?
2 - Luke Schenn
3 - Dion Phaneuf
5 - Brent Burns
7 - Mario Scalzo
8 - Evender Kane
9 - Matt Duchene
10 - Antoine Vermette
12 - Cal Clutterbuck
14 - Jordan Eberle
15 - Travis Zajac
16 - Rick Nash
19 - Jason Spezza
21 - John Tavares
22 - Chris Stewart
23 - Marc Methot
25 - Jeff Skinner
26 - Andrew Ladd
27 - Alex Pietrangelo
30 - Devan Dubnyk
31 - James Reimer