2021
- Pacificgem

That’s practically next week

Canucks told him to stay in Sweden for the year.
- manvanfan

When?

When?
- Retinalz

𝗖𝗵𝗿𝗶𝘀 Faber 🤙🔥🎙
@ChrisFaber39
Some quotes from Nils Höglander via
@sportbladet


“If I take a place in Vancouver, I will play there, otherwise it is up to them if they think it is best that I come back to Rögle. Then I do it and we have had a dialogue about that.”

“If I do not take a place, there is a good chance that I will go to Rögle and play there, but at the same time if they feel that I am going to the AHL for two weeks to be able to take a place in the NHL, I will accept it. It's a bit up to them but I will try to take a place

Pressure causes turnovers, if done correctly. Turnovers lead to chances.
- manvanfan

I would like to see the Canucks play a game of putting pressure on the puck carrier, continually.
Unfortunately they have a few players that are a half a step behind all the time.

whoa whoa whoa...remember we are taking a 'giant step back' by losing Tanev remember?


- LordHumungous

Tanev was replaced by a better player. Try and get it right... giant step back because we lost Stetcher...

Will you be there to greet him?
- Reubenkincade

Not a fan of short players, so no! I still maintain kids/players like Quinn Hughes, Brayden Point, Theo Fleury, Marty St. Louis, etc. are the exception, not the rule.

I love the kids condition, his lateral movement, his puck skills, the list goes on and on, however, he’s going to have to find a way to do that with much less time and space as well as dealing with the physicality of the NHL.....I sincerely hope he’s up to the challenge.

That Bure goal was one of the greatest goals ever scored in Canucks history, not for its significance, but simply for its awesomeness
- Pacificgem

just shows how dominant he was. speedy shifty and the hands to be creative

also didnt notice until now courtnall getting chopped down lol

That Bure goal was one of the greatest goals ever scored in Canucks history, not for its significance, but simply for its awesomeness
- Pacificgem

Probably wouldn’t have happened if it wasn’t for that pick at the blue line. Today it would have been called interference.

𝗖𝗵𝗿𝗶𝘀 Faber 🤙🔥🎙
@ChrisFaber39
Some quotes from Nils Höglander via
@sportbladet


“If I take a place in Vancouver, I will play there, otherwise it is up to them if they think it is best that I come back to Rögle. Then I do it and we have had a dialogue about that.”

“If I do not take a place, there is a good chance that I will go to Rögle and play there, but at the same time if they feel that I am going to the AHL for two weeks to be able to take a place in the NHL, I will accept it. It's a bit up to them but I will try to take a place
- manvanfan

i thought his rogle loan was coming to an end this week? i havent heard anything new but i thought he was always coming to camp and may go back if hes cut

Pressure causes turnovers, if done correctly. Turnovers lead to chances.
- manvanfan

Double edged sword yes but Tanev was way too conservative. Passed on many good opportunities.

Anyone know when Hoglander is due to arrive in Vancouver?
- Reubenkincade

A few weeks ago it was said he'd leave Sweden and start his quarantine immediately after his loan was up on Dec 12th.

I would like to see the Canucks play a game of putting pressure on the puck carrier, continually.
Unfortunately they have a few players that are a half a step behind all the time.
- Reubenkincade

If they could just play the speed and skill of Tampa Bay, the pressure of Vegas and the grind game of St. Louis. Might have a chance at the President's trophy again.

Probably wouldn’t have happened if it wasn’t for that pick at the blue line. Today it would have been called interference.
- bloatedmosquito

Ha....I was thinking the same thing, easy interference call there in today’s game.

i thought his rogle loan was coming to an end this week? i havent heard anything new but i thought he was always coming to camp and may go back if hes cut
- johnnykarate

A new loan will happen then I guess...

Having trouble getting to my balls with my 3rd leg being in the way and everything.
- manvanfan

Damn DQ straw

Stereotyping Swedes how dumb.
- Nighthawk

How is it stereotyping?

Dahlen came over, and left, hodz hasn't come over yet

Anyone know when Hoglander is due to arrive in Vancouver?
- Reubenkincade

Just waiting for the $9.5 million in cap clearing and Eriksson's MTA. Once all that happens, we should expect Podz & Tree to be with the team, too. Thank goodness for all of these ELC's in a flat cap era.

I would like to see the Canucks play a game of putting pressure on the puck carrier, continually.
Unfortunately they have a few players that are a half a step behind all the time.
- Reubenkincade

That would be great but needs wingers to be more responsible. Boeser isn’t quite fast enough nor Pearson. JV can fly but is inconsistent. Miller is fine. Bottom 6 only Motte I’ve faith in & Gaudette isn’t up to it yet. Schmidt will help in this regard.

Once team speed gets better we might see it. Pod will definitely help big time. Who else?

A few weeks ago it was said he'd leave Sweden and start his quarantine immediately after his loan was up on Dec 12th.
- boonerbuck

👍

i thought his rogle loan was coming to an end this week? i havent heard anything new but i thought he was always coming to camp and may go back if hes cut
- johnnykarate

It does.

He is coming to camp but sounds like if he doesn't take a spot he could be back in Sweden.

I think in a normal season, he would be in Utica in a heart beat if he didn't take a spot but with the poop that's still going on in the world. Having a player come over to a foreign country and having a bunch of restrictions. It would just make a bit more sense to send him back.

Not a fan of short players, so no! I still maintain kids/players like Quinn Hughes, Brayden Point, Theo Fleury, Marty St. Louis, etc. are the exception, not the rule.

I love the kids condition, his lateral movement, his puck skills, the list goes on and on, however, he’s going to have to find a way to do that with much less time and space as well as dealing with the physicality of the NHL.....I sincerely hope he’s up to the challenge.
- Pacificgem

Kane Panarin Petey Hughes Point Marchand Marner are just a few short or light players. I’ll take any of them. Takes time for talent with speed & skills to infiltrate & change line-up make ups evolving. Size I like on D if mobile to compliment offensive D. Cernak.

Double edged sword yes but Tanev was way too conservative. Passed on many good opportunities.
- Nighthawk

i dont really blame him for being conservative he doesnt have the physical benefits to be as aggressive. someone built like shea weber can staple someone against the boards whereas tanev would simply bump off. i appreciate he was at least smart enough to play to his strengths nearly 100% of the time

Just waiting for the $9.5 million in cap clearing and Eriksson's MTA. Once all that happens, we should expect Podz & Tree to be with the team, too. Thank goodness for all of these ELC's in a flat cap era.
- Marwood

👍

How is it stereotyping?

Dahlen came over, and left, hodz hasn't come over yet
- Pres.cup

Making the comparison in a loose association. Same as saying Pod will cry & leave when he smells weed. Just sayin

It does.

He is coming to camp but sounds like if he doesn't take a spot he could be back in Sweden.

I think in a normal season, he would be in Utica in a heart beat if he didn't take a spot but with the poop that's still going on in the world. Having a player come over to a foreign country and having a bunch of restrictions. It would just make a bit more sense to send him back.
- manvanfan

ya i think if hes not close to being first call up hell go back. id even think they would do that even if it was a normal year based on the teams previously poor run of developing players in utica