Välkommen att skriva i Modos gästbok.
Trivselregler
För att mötesplatsen ska hålla hög kvalitet och ha en god stämning så har vi ett antal lättsamma regler som alla skribenter är bundna att följa. Den allmänna regeln är att sunt förnuft skall råda. Vi försöker dock hålla så högt i tak som möjligt. HS vision är att vara den bästa hockey-mötesplatsen i Sverige.
- Vänligen notera och respektera Hockeysnacks regler.
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- Regelbrott som personangrepp, olämpligt språkbruk (t.ex könsord) och hot är extra uppmärksammat.
- Att sprida elakartade rykten om spelare, ledare och skribenter är inte tillåtet.
- Gästboken är ingen plats för svenskpolitisk satir eller åsikter. Det är per definition en provokation mot medlemmar med annan ståndpunkt.
- Om en skribent skriver inlägg som bryter mot reglerna kommer denne att få en varning. Omedelbar avstängning, utan varning kan förekomma.
- Inlägg som inte tillför debatten något kan raderas. Inlägg som verkar ha till enda syfte att provocera eller håna raderas och kan innebära omedelbar avstängning.(Tänk på att svar till raderade inlägg kan komma att tas bort, även om de inte bryter mot reglerna.)
- Okynnesanmälningar av inlägg tillåts inte.
- Klagomål och ifrågasättanden om modereringen i gästböckerna skall inte förekomma på Hockeysnack och raderas omedelbart av tillgänglig moderator. Att bryta mot denna regel kan innebära avstängning från gästboken.
- Klagomål sker via mail, eller bubbla till moderator. Om en moderator kontaktar er via mail eller bubbla i fråga om regelöverträdelse har man skyldighet att svara. Svarar man inte kan man bli avstängd tills svar erhållits.
- Att som gäst utstuderat skenheligt skriva lismande inlägg i gästboken för att sedan visa sitt "rätta ansikte", genom att förlänga den mening man framförde, fast med motsatt innebörd, i annan gb. kan medföra avstängning i Modos gb., om inläggets innebörd bryter mot HS regler.
# Lokala regler kan förekomma i de olika gästböckerna. Gästböckerna kan således ha olika debattklimat. Anpassa dig till det. Är du "gäst" (annan klubbtillgivenhet) i gästboken, så acceptera och anpassa dig. En gäst klampar inte in och tar för sig som den vill i en annans hem.
Här kommer artikeln
"Naslund signing shows Nonis has a firm grip
No one needs to worry about 'boy GM'
Ed Willes
The Province
Wednesday, August 03, 2005
Considering that the world around him was going insane -- and considering the next couple of days would make or break the Vancouver Canucks, to say nothing of his embryonic career as an executive -- Dave Nonis sounded fairly calm Tuesday.
Yes, he said, negotiations were under way with Markus Naslund and the captain was aware of the Canucks' limitations. Yes, there had been talks with Scott Niedermayer, but Nonis doesn't regard the situation as either/or ... in other words, the Canucks wanted to proceed with Naslund and the familiar core which, tragically, no longer includes Marek Malik, or they would rebuild around Niedermayer and a new nucleus.
Nonis left the distinct impression he's very much in control of things, which may come as some comfort to the faithful who are used to the more theatrical style of his predecessor.
Then again, there was a reason he sounded very much in control of things. Nonis, as The Province's Tony Gallagher uncovered later in the evening, had locked up Naslund for the next three years, thereby securing the core of his team and, just as importantly, securing his position as the new sheriff in town.
With the player market in the new NHL moving at the speed of light, there was some concern over the new man's ability to do the job. But with the signing of Naslund, Nonis has sent a clear message about the franchise's future and his own abilities.
He isn't Brian Burke. He's still a little green. But in a hyper-accelerated marketplace, where GMs are adding and discarding players as if they were managing fantasy-league teams, Nonis delivered the one player he had to deliver.
Now the Canucks can get on with their season and the fans can get on with the serious business of living and dying with this team. But the one thing they no longer have to worry about is the boy general manager.
"The pieces only fit if the numbers let them fit," Nonis said earlier in the day. "If it doesn't work out, it's up to us to move on to something else."
Still, earlier on Tuesday, there was some question over what would be left if things didn't work out for the Canucks. Day 2 of the new NHL was marked by unprecedented movement around the league, but as Canucks fans waited for news of Naslund, Plan A, or Niedermayer, the organization's fallback, the only announcement concerned the loss of the useful but expendable Malik to the always accommodating New York Rangers.
Niedermayer's name, in fact, generated most of the heat throughout the day. Late in the afternoon, his agent Kevin Epp said the great defenceman could finalize his decision as early as today -- which seemed to indicate he would choose between Vancouver and Calgary. Niedermayer, who's also contemplating a multi-year, $6.8-million-US-per offer from the New Jersey Devils, may still end up in Vancouver, but if Nonis can find a way to work Naslund, Todd Bertuzzi and Niedermayer under the salary cap, he should consider a new line of work.
Minister of Finance pops to mind.
But, in the end, Naslund was restored to his team and this market, and there's something reassuring about that. The sublime Swede might have received more money elsewhere but Naslund, you sensed, was never fully about the money.
Being captain of the Canucks seemed to mean something to him. Playing in Vancouver seemed to mean something to him. The fans' unconditional affection for him seemed to mean something to him. Today, all those things we always thought about him will be confirmed.
It's funny. During the course of attempting to track this story down Tuesday, a call was placed to Burke to see if he had any interest in signing Naslund for his new club in Anaheim. The Canucks' former GM protested he'd never do that to Nonis.
"[Naslund] should finish his career in Vancouver as a Canuck," Burke said. And there was something very right in that.