@fearns06@skaria1979@OPOAirportGuide@Ryanair Yea that was us! No, Edinburgh had already closed and despite that flight being delayed we still couldn’t get tickets, so Leeds was the best/only option
@JoeWood_7@JesseBlake@sdpnsports An opportunity for the NHL to use its presence and size to influence player safety across all leagues of all qualities. Something that the IIHF should have but doesn’t, for many reasons
@JoeWood_7@JesseBlake@sdpnsports I agree with you. But my point really was about who is the authority here, or who should be. The NHL isn’t the Ice Hockey rule maker, as much as it wants to be or be seen to be. But it’s the league or body with the most influence globally. This isn’t just an NHL issue - but it’s
@JoeWood_7@JesseBlake@sdpnsports Came here for this question, and should the NHL set the standard where the IIHF doesn’t? Leagues around the world will listen to what the NHL does (the IIHF *should* be the global governing body that everyone listens to but rightly or wrongly the NHL holds so much power
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