wardog fan
06-11-2008, 06:33 AM
coursety of discovermoosejaw.com, more to follow in todays times herald as three stories are to be published about the current state of the team. i did talk to a source last night and there has been developments in the last 24 hours that have somewhat cleared things up and will be discussed in todays paper, he went on the record as saying things are still murky but things have cleared up some in the last 24 hours, he has gone one to also say sounds like a plan is in the works and the city may have earned themselves some more time. but yet some more debate and angry citizens will have a say as well on the topic... more to follow.....
Coffee Shop Talk
Have you heard the latest? Word on the street is that the Moose Jaw Warriors are moving to Victoria. The rumour is that the Warriors' players have already been told.
We called Western Hockey League Commissioner Ron Robison.
"There's no truth to that what so ever. We're committed to having a franchise in Moose Jaw but we have a requirement, however for all of our clubs to have a facility of standard and that's all we're asking."
The Western Hockey League annual meeting is coming up next week and there has been talk our hockey club would get an ultimatum.
Robison says the City of Moose Jaw has committed to have a facility "of standard" for the 2009-2010 season. He understands we may not meet that deadline but, he'll be looking for some assurances.
The Moose Jaw Multiplex Steering Committee is expected to represent their recommendations to City Council on Monday, June 16th. The WHL General Managers Meeting is that same week.
Coffee Shop Talk
Have you heard the latest? Word on the street is that the Moose Jaw Warriors are moving to Victoria. The rumour is that the Warriors' players have already been told.
We called Western Hockey League Commissioner Ron Robison.
"There's no truth to that what so ever. We're committed to having a franchise in Moose Jaw but we have a requirement, however for all of our clubs to have a facility of standard and that's all we're asking."
The Western Hockey League annual meeting is coming up next week and there has been talk our hockey club would get an ultimatum.
Robison says the City of Moose Jaw has committed to have a facility "of standard" for the 2009-2010 season. He understands we may not meet that deadline but, he'll be looking for some assurances.
The Moose Jaw Multiplex Steering Committee is expected to represent their recommendations to City Council on Monday, June 16th. The WHL General Managers Meeting is that same week.