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The logo on this page is simply wrong! It is/was(?) the logo of CSKA Moscow, aka the
Central Red Army team. You did not see that logo on the jerseys of the Soviet national team. The general misconception is that the Red Army team and the Soviet national team were the same thing, but they weren't;
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The controversy is a very well written about topic with plenty of sources. In order to have neutral point of view articles good things and controversies have to be in the article if they can be sourced. Just because an editor was latter banned doesn't automatically make all their edits bad.
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I think you should add to this that these tournaments were played during the NHL playoffs wich means that Canada, USA, Sweden and
Finland never boasted all their best players in these tournaments. God, with this kind of censorship you must be a commie.
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17:37, 12 Feb 2005 (UTC) True. Canada could have made social clubs for hockey too but their players went for money. I agree the excuses don't belong here.
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Well, guys, have you noticed, that NHL players had a similar "advantage", as they never played in the Soviet League?
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