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Mel Gibson
01-07-2003 10:25 am
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Hi Yall.
you know, I made a fairly good movie about you scotch guys and gals, albeit factually incorrect [wallace never met bruce] but hey whats the facts between zenophobic movies. well, regardless of my ommissions i feel i should tell you that i will be painting my face blue and attending the kelvin hall. i may even bring 500 other scantily clad irish extras to fill in the bleachers. you scotch guys may not be playing the english butu surely a number of you will see old wounds reopened against the canadians [shania twain] the dutch [2unlimited] and the usa [just about everything that is wrong with the world. so come on scotchland support your team, FREEEEEEEEDOOOOOOOOOOOM
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xxx
01-08-2003 10:33 am
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If this was the Canadian women, they'd probably count these caps as outdoor. Believe it or not, they count warm up games at international tournaments as actual caps.
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O
01-08-2003 4:27 pm
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erm..do most other sports not count INTERNATIONAL matches, whether friendly or competitve, as INTERNATIONAL caps.i think it makes sense if you represent your country in a friendly or in the world cup you should get a cap? otherwise there would be some nations without a single capped player!
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Cappy
01-09-2003 6:40 pm
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Caps
Other countries count both friendly and competive matches as "CAPS" both in hockey and other sports - ie football, ice hockey, rugby, etc...
So, shut up xxx
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funny
01-10-2003 10:58 am
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i cannot believe this, what happened to the mouth of the goalies in scotland we hear endless stories of how good we are at keepers not least by messers dick, kane and mcgregor and when push comes to shove at the serious business where are they?
Ahrens is right to pick honest endevour and experience over hotshot goalkeepers who win the battle but throw the war.
Good luck to Farnan and Braithewaite in all competitions this year.
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Tom Harris
01-10-2003 7:31 pm
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Scores
When and where will the scores be posted for the Glasgow Indoor Tournament?
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dh
01-10-2003 11:39 pm
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It's great that this is sanctioned by the FIH, but it would be nice if we could get results for the tournament.
Thanks.
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Keith Joss
01-13-2003 3:23 am
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Scores and reports
Scores and reports are available on the Scottish Hockey Union website
www.scottish-hockey.org.uk
Thanks to all the teams for a brilliant weekend of action in Glasgow.
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Doh!
01-13-2003 1:58 pm
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So the scottish website has results on it for a change. That's very good of you considering most results usually take ages to be posted. It was good though that quality indoor is back in Scotland and i guess the organisers etc should be congratulated. As for the caps thing, does anybody get a cap saying " i play hockey" anyway?
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hockey fan
01-15-2003 4:44 am
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goalkeepers
i think k farnan is to old and not fit enough to play for scotland. i think there are a lot better keepers in scotland that are better.
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hockey fan is an idiot
01-15-2003 2:25 pm
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like who, kevin has won or came second in the indoor l;eague in scotland for as long as anyone can remember show me the better goalie than that?
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