ChiTownHawks
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Here's a pic of me getting a shot off last week. I telegraphed it though and the goalie got it high glove side.
Here's a pic of me getting a shot off last week. I telegraphed it though and the goalie got it high glove side.
Hello there fellow MSH member
All a couple of years old. Wearing One100 skates now. #24 white/orange/blue
I played for them back in 2001-2002 before transferring back home Was Lance still coaching?
The dude in the red helmet looks like he's on something.
I'm #7, bottom right.
This is the only beer league in Shanghai.
An offside washout signal to rival those of the NHL linesmen
This is a rec league right? Looks really professional.
And here they are. I'll post more pics in the post your teams jerseys thread.
This is my favorite picture of me playing since you can see how happy I am!
No it's semi-pro, British 2nd tier. It's a lot better than you would assume it is, it is basically the feeder league for British players to the top tier which is compared to ECHL standard. This league has guys who have played in the Q, WHL, ECHL, Swedish D1, French top league, Slovak and Czech Extraliga's, a fair amount of NHL drafted guys. They're all the imports of course (4 per team) but there are some good British guys like David Longstaff who played in the SEL for a season, and of course the great Tony Hand drafted by the Oilers, I've never lined a game where he was playing though
How do you go about getting recognized by British scouts? What's a step below the 2nd tier league? Is it comparable to CHL or SPHL here in the States?
Even if the colors are off, you still did a great job on the design! Very nice job, I'm impressed!
What is healthy scratch by the way?
We don't have any scouts lol, teams have connections and contacts to help them sign players. To be honest I don't really know how it works, players recommend other players I guess, and you could always just send an email expressing interest and say what level you have played and your stats.
The 2nd tier league on the whole is around SPHL standard I would guess, if you are North American you need an EU passport to play in the 2nd tier or below, something to do with laws on needing work permits to live in the country.
For this reason there aren't many Canadian players in the league, most of the imports are Eastern European. The ones who are Canadian are just guys who have been in the country for a number of years and played in the top league or the old 2nd tier, so they have citizenship or passports or whatever.
This is the league page for the 2nd tier so you can look at the quality of guys in the league, as an import you are expected to be significantly better than a vast majority of the British players.
http://www.eliteprospects.com/league_home.php?leagueid=193
I'm not sure what level in NA I would compare the 3rd tier to, but these guys were the top scorers:
http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=83494
http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=132906