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I would like to hear more from one of the Unlucky Boys players. They've been together as a unit with mostly the same players for quite a few years now, four straight seasons in Elite - yet its one of the teams and players at least I personally know the least about. So yeah, someone like @Anhel (Anhel_Kuru) or @JimBoo (JM98II) perhaps.

@Hagerstrom_99

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@valta15 ❤️

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@JimBoo 🍔💸

@keranee

@Koppipelaaja

@pierustaerektio Shit, he's no more to be found on NHLGamer. Let's replace him with @Herqqu99

@kriketski17

@epelis

@ReDMisTi

@Hendrixxxx

@swagx88 #bestgeu😍

I kind of understand why some people are frustrated and against this move by Linköping, but I personally believe there's nothing wrong here - at least from Linköping's part. As a matter of fact, this will most likely be a great thing for the eSHL as a whole. If there's something that should've been done differently for the upcoming eSHL, it'd be for eSHL teams to have some kind of common ground and criteria or guideline for their teams and how they should be built. As of right now, I see some teams building their rosters purely out of locals and/or having all kinds of players coming in through internet applications and local tryouts. I'm not saying recruiting bunch of Finns (or players of other nationalities) is what these teams should look out for, but I think it's must worse to have eSHL team(s) built out of some beer night tryouts than recruiting an actual team (or have a person who knows the scene build the team). These teams have a huge risk of turning out just like so many FCL, SCL and IS Cup teams that join into the tournament after reading about it on paper, get trashed and maybe even quit mid-way through. And bare in mind, these teams that might get absolutely trashed will be representing an actual hockey organization. They're not like some random group of friends who can leave the tournament after losing 8 games by 10 goals each. Congrats to Linköping/FILA for the signing!

@Beniittto

@Proffa-

@Juunas

@Hullued

@Chafak

Another point of view that makes me worried is that elite players (well known players) now participate in a elite team in ECL and also a swedish SHL team in e-shl and prolly SCL. That should def be against the rules if we want to make our community more competive and give more players and teams the opportunity to grow. In my eyes this creates a bigger skill span than necesary and also make fewer teams able to compete against the best. In the future it got be a rule against participate with different teams in different leagues if we want the community to have a chance to grow. Why name leagues after different nationalities if the players and teams are the same in every league.

I don't think anyone has anything against Fila or LHC. What we are talking about is that the swedish community became very excited about a swedish league. Considering how the rules for SCL, RCL and GCL are, many got disappointed. And the hype for local teams went down, and I am just talking about the expectations for a swedish league.And the recurring question, how will this be different from ECL Elite(some team from pro..)? And when the limit of teams for this league is so low, it does it even more harder for the swedish community to get involved.

Linköping do as they always have done, trying to buy their first SHL title 😂 This time I have to admit that their chances are better than ever. GL!