IC11 Men\'s Div 1 Grand Final - Ireland\'s Double Glory

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IC11 Men\'s Div 1 Grand Final - Ireland\'s Double Glory

Authored by: joingler
on Monday, August 29 2011 @ 04:27 pm ACST

I personally think that regional tournaments such as the Oceania champs would be more viable if the IC was made every 4 years. As it stands, tournaments are too close together.

Also, what do Europeans think of the idea of allowing USA and Canada into the European Championship (making it a tournament similar to the Atlantic Cup held in 2001). This would bring obvious benefit to USA and Canada but I think it would help the European nations as well.

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Authored by: Aaron Richard
on Monday, August 29 2011 @ 07:02 pm ACST

I've thought about this too - not sure what the consensus from the Europeans would be.

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Authored by: RevoOldBoy
on Tuesday, August 30 2011 @ 12:37 am ACST

In 2001 we held the Atlantic Alliance Cup, with Canada, Denmark, Ireland, UK and the USA all attending. Ireland won out that year too.

I agee that we need to have something in between the IC. Not that I care too mucc about the official rankings right now as I think its obviuos still who is Div 1 and who isnt, but this way the Northern hemisphere teams would have a chance to measure themselves against other competition more than every three years. Japan, from a pure logisitics perspective could choose to participate in either tournament.

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Authored by: Rog
on Tuesday, August 30 2011 @ 10:03 am ACST

Nic Naitanui was born in Australia and spent all of his teenage years in Australia and would only be eligible to play for Australia under current rules.

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