The Official 2010 WJC Thread

SpezDispenser wrote:The Globe and Mail reports there's something between Kadri and Nino that could overshadow the Gold Medal game:

Forward Nazem Kadri, one of the few practising Muslims in the upper reaches of international hockey, refused to shake hands with Swiss forward Nino Niederreiter after the game.

“He said something that I really didn’t enjoy hearing,” said Kadri, the Toronto Maple Leafs’ first-round draft pick last spring, who refused to elaborate.


http://www.theglobeandmail.com/sports/hockey/world-juniors/canada-advances-to-final/article1417628/

EDIT: Forgot this because it seems everywhere I go, Kadri is in the news for something that would be considered not appropriate. Throat-slitting gesture, questionable hits. This kid is becoming the punk of all punks.

smash88 wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:The Globe and Mail reports there's something between Kadri and Nino that could overshadow the Gold Medal game:

Forward Nazem Kadri, one of the few practising Muslims in the upper reaches of international hockey, refused to shake hands with Swiss forward Nino Niederreiter after the game.

“He said something that I really didn’t enjoy hearing,” said Kadri, the Toronto Maple Leafs’ first-round draft pick last spring, who refused to elaborate.


http://www.theglobeandmail.com/sports/hockey/world-juniors/canada-advances-to-final/article1417628/

EDIT: Forgot this because it seems everywhere I go, Kadri is in the news for something that would be considered not appropriate. Throat-slitting gesture, questionable hits. This kid is becoming the punk of all punks.

I'll bet he called him a terrorist.. LOL

SpezDispenser wrote:

smash88 wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:The Globe and Mail reports there's something between Kadri and Nino that could overshadow the Gold Medal game:

Forward Nazem Kadri, one of the few practising Muslims in the upper reaches of international hockey, refused to shake hands with Swiss forward Nino Niederreiter after the game.

“He said something that I really didn’t enjoy hearing,” said Kadri, the Toronto Maple Leafs’ first-round draft pick last spring, who refused to elaborate.


http://www.theglobeandmail.com/sports/hockey/world-juniors/canada-advances-to-final/article1417628/

EDIT: Forgot this because it seems everywhere I go, Kadri is in the news for something that would be considered not appropriate. Throat-slitting gesture, questionable hits. This kid is becoming the punk of all punks.

I'll bet he called him a terrorist.. LOL

Haha, 99.9% of people talking about it are saying the same thing.

shabbs wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:

smash88 wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:The Globe and Mail reports there's something between Kadri and Nino that could overshadow the Gold Medal game:

Forward Nazem Kadri, one of the few practising Muslims in the upper reaches of international hockey, refused to shake hands with Swiss forward Nino Niederreiter after the game.

“He said something that I really didn’t enjoy hearing,” said Kadri, the Toronto Maple Leafs’ first-round draft pick last spring, who refused to elaborate.


http://www.theglobeandmail.com/sports/hockey/world-juniors/canada-advances-to-final/article1417628/

EDIT: Forgot this because it seems everywhere I go, Kadri is in the news for something that would be considered not appropriate. Throat-slitting gesture, questionable hits. This kid is becoming the punk of all punks.

I'll bet he called him a terrorist.. LOL

Haha, 99.9% of people talking about it are saying the same thing.

Could have been something like "Hey "no fly", how's it going?"

Who knows.

Gohan wrote:Can no one tell me why Lehner is listed as participating in the WJC?

Gohan wrote:Is that a good thing? I hope this leads to him being starter for them next season.

shabbs wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:

smash88 wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:The Globe and Mail reports there's something between Kadri and Nino that could overshadow the Gold Medal game:

Forward Nazem Kadri, one of the few practising Muslims in the upper reaches of international hockey, refused to shake hands with Swiss forward Nino Niederreiter after the game.

“He said something that I really didn’t enjoy hearing,” said Kadri, the Toronto Maple Leafs’ first-round draft pick last spring, who refused to elaborate.


http://www.theglobeandmail.com/sports/hockey/world-juniors/canada-advances-to-final/article1417628/

EDIT: Forgot this because it seems everywhere I go, Kadri is in the news for something that would be considered not appropriate. Throat-slitting gesture, questionable hits. This kid is becoming the punk of all punks.

I'll bet he called him a terrorist.. LOL

Haha, 99.9% of people talking about it are saying the same thing.

Could have been something like "Hey "no fly", how's it going?"

Who knows.

SpezDispenser wrote:

Gohan wrote:Is that a good thing? I hope this leads to him being starter for them next season.

No it is not a good thing IMO. He should be tending goal for the Greyhounds.

Gohan wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:

Gohan wrote:Is that a good thing? I hope this leads to him being starter for them next season.

No it is not a good thing IMO. He should be tending goal for the Greyhounds.

That's what I was thinking, but on the other hand, he's facing better shooters in Sweden's practices than he would be in the OHL.