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| OooOo |
Za tie sho ne ja vidoa tuchata eve link podole :)) Bertuzzi (malku kurvinski odpozadi) ali dobro go zdrvi :)
hXXp://hfhelper.hockeyfights.com/cf283/040308_bertuzzi_cheapshots_moore.wmv smenete gi XX so tt poshto batkata ne dozvoluva direktno linkanje :)
za tie sho ne znaat sho se desi eve kratok tekst
Bertuzzi disciplinary hearing delayed as parties request more time
TORONTO (CP) - The NHL disciplinary hearing into Todd Bertuzzi's attack on Steve Moore was slow starting Wednesday.
"There's been a delay in the hearing. It will take place later in the day." NHL vice-president Gary Meagher told reporters. The hearing was supposed to start at 9 a.m. EST at the NHL's offices in Toronto, on the 11th floor of the Air Canada Centre. But about 30 minutes after the hearing was supposed to begin, Meagher told reporters waiting outside that some parties involved in the hearing had asked for more time to prepare.
Meagher said the request for such a delay is not that unusual.
He also said Bertuzzi was in the city. Vancouver GM Brian Burke said Tuesday he would accompany his star forward to the hearing.
The meeting is to be run by NHL vice-president Colin Campbell, the league's disciplinarian. NHLPA officials will also attend.
"I have no time frame on when a decision might be made," Meagher added.
Moore was hospitalized with a fractured neck and a concussion after he was sucker-punched by Bertuzzi in the third period of a 9-2 Colorado win Monday night at Vancouver's GM Place.
The Avs forward landed face first on the ice, with Bertuzzi on top of him.
There has been bad blood between the two teams since a hit by Moore in a game Feb. 16 sidelined Canucks captain Markus Naslund for three games with a concussion. Moore was not penalized on the play.
Outside the Air Canada Centre on Wednesday, two fans waited along with reporters, who interviewed both in the absence of any other news.
One wore a Canucks shirt and hockey gloves with a sign taped to a hockey stick that said "Colin, Ernie says free Bert."
The sigh had pictures of Muppets Ernie and Bert on the sign as well as a Bertuzzi photo, newspaper clipping and hockey card
The other held up a sign asking for a four-year ban of Bertuzzi and a fine of $3.2 million.
Striking CN railworkers also arrived at the Air Canada Centre to take advantage of the assembled media and draw attention to their own protest.
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| sapeski |
Cheap punches (shots) не знам како правилно, двете сум ги слушнал се забранети во хокеј. Друго е кога двајца ќе застанат и фино лепо ќе се тргаат ко волови. Али ова е стварно многу. Денес читав кривично ќе го гонат вероватно. Хокеј е стварно добро шоу. Поготово на полувреме кога ќе ја пуштат YMCA и се старо на нозе...Тоа е доживљај! [:D] |
| Strelec |
Bertuzzi apologizes
Vancouver Canucks forward Todd Bertuzzi choked back tears Wednesday night as he offered a remorseful apology to Steve Moore for the attack that left the Colorado Avalanche centre in hospital with a fractured neck.
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| Strelec |
Еве ви извадоци од текстови во денешниот канадски печат
Rocky Mountain News: Bertuzzi is no dainty tulip, nor is Moore, never mind his Harvard pedigree. They both have volunteered to make a living from an ability and an eagerness to dish out punishment. The NHL should ban Bertuzzi for life, or for the length of Moore's life, anyhow, though, most likely, it will be just for the season. It will be a gesture as hollow as it is transparent.
Denver Post: The NHL clearly is guilty of full idiocy. Somebody should knock sense into the heads of the league and the teams and the players association. An exchange of punches between two players is silly, macho one-upmanship. Blindsiding and cold-cocking an opponent, then slamming his head into concrete-like ice is a premeditated violent attack with intent to maim. No wonder the NHL is continuing to slip from a bad fourth in major-league sports popularity and racing toward disappearance next season. It's a league without a clue.
Winnipeg Sun: From Vancouver forward Brad May's original proclamation that there was a bounty on Moore's head, to coach Marc Crawford's smirk after Bertuzzi's thuggery, to GM Brian Burke's ridiculous claim the punch wasn't premeditated -- the Canucks have dragged the sport back into the gutter.
The Globe and Mail: The NHL has, of course, suspended Bertuzzi and it will be widely debated as to the length and severity - but the debaters, unfortunately, will miss the essential point. It's not the player that required severe corrective measures - it's the game.
Toronto Star: There was premeditation. There was intent to injure. There was extreme violence. For this, Bertuzzi should forfeit his right to participate in the NHL. He should be banned for the rest of this season, including the playoffs, and if someone wants to make an argument for a permanent ban, I'd sure be willing to listen.
The Globe and Mail: In the long term, whatever those forces of authority do, it won't change a thing. A business that still thinks it needs fighting as a marketing tool, that allows threats to be carried out and that all but encourages vendettas isn't about to clean itself up. There are bigger fish to fry right now - like winning a salary cap from the players, at all costs. In the short term, Bertuzzi ought to be suspended for the rest of this season and the playoffs. And he ought to be charged.
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| OooOo |
OooOo Star: Coming soon ....
OooOo SunTimes: Does not coming soon ... |
| Strelec |
Последица на овој потег на Bertuzzi е скршен врат на Steve Moore!
Последниве ден-два овој случај е вест број еден овде во Канада...
На Bertuzzi му се заканува неколкугодишна суспензија и казна од дури 3,2 милиони долари...
Прочитав наслови по медиумите во кои се поставува прашањето дали треба некој и да го загуби животот за да се забранат тепачките на хокеарските натпревари.
Тие тепачки инаку станаа главна атракција, а проблемот е мислам во благите казни бидејќи за едно здраво тепање и за серија директни удари во лицето на другиот се добива казна од две минути исклучување!
Сведок сум и на тепачки во кои што еден хокеар му ја зема главата на друг легнат хокеар и му ја мава од мраз, а на сите страни прска крв.
Ужасно!!!
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| OooOo |
Toa e i drazhta na ovoj sport. :)
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| Strelec |
Does hockey need a death before violence stops?
One of these days, the National Hockey League will finally get it.
That will be the day one of its goons kills another player on the ice.
Don't think it can't happen. It almost did Monday night in Vancouver.
Repeated with predictable regularity on all the highlight shows, the sickening replays are hard to miss -- and even harder to take.
The sight of Vancouver's Todd Bertuzzi sucker punching and then slamming Colorado's Steve Moore to the ice face first was startling enough. Watching Moore lie there unconscious in a pool of his own blood was horrifying.
But, hey, hockey loves a good fight, and boys will be boys, won't they?
Maybe, but this was a prison mugging, not a fight.
/Превземено од ’The Associated Press’/
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strelec stfu you hairy grease bag. You obviously know nothing about hockey so give it up already. |
| Strelec |
User Name: skunkney
Location: victoria, b.c. Canada
Wow... we have a guest from British Columbia!:)
It menas, from the province where Bertuzzi's team coming from!:)))
You're welcome, skunkey!:)
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| Strelec |
The NHL has ruled that Bertuzzi will be suspended for at least the rest of the regular season and the playoffs for injuring Colorado's Steve Moore during Vancouver's 9-2 loss to the Avalanche on Monday. The penalty remains an indefinite suspension, as the NHL will review the case, including Moore's recovery, over the summer before ruling on Bertuzzi's eligibility for the 2004-05 season.
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