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Uploaded by on Apr 14, 2011

8th of March 2011: Steffen Thoresen (Vålerenga) assaults Eerikki Koivu (Lørenskog) from behind in a playoff match in the Norwegian Get-league. Koivu luckily escaped withouth any severe injuries, but Thoresen got a 20 match ban for the incident.

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  • they let vikings play hockey and carry sticks?

  • Is he dain bramaged?

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  • @horseludde PATRICK Thoresen played in NHL and is playing in KHL at the moment. he is a goal scorer whether his little brother which does this to that asshole Koivu is Steffen Thoresen. Get your facts right

  • Thoresen is mainly known for his fighting :P He usedto be in the NHL!

  • @60sisthashit Agreed !

  • @tapp3r better in sports?well that's up for discussion. At least we do it a lot better then you when we look at inhabitants. And I would say we're better in boxing, cycling, weightlifting, beachvolleyball, and I think sailing and skeet shooting as well. We're the best wonter nation in the world with 174 more winter olympic medals then you. And you've got over twice as many inhabitants then us. And we still deliver good results in summer olympic sports. Vukicevic on Bislett games for instance...

  • he dea

  • @tapp3r Haha thats why your economy sucks ass.

  • That is just un-called for

  • i don't think that's how you're supposed to do it

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