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sv Den här användaren talar svenska som modersmål. en-2 This user can contribute with an intermediate level of English. de-2 Dieser Benutzer hat fortgeschrittene Deutschkenntnisse.
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See also

• My 32 pre-user contributions until November 2006
• Bamsefar75 is also a Commons user.
• Swedish Language Wikipedia: 23 pre-user contributions until May 2007
• Swedish Language Wikipedia: 50 pre-user contributions from June 2007 until November 2008
• Swedish Language Wikipedia: 39 pre-user contributions from November 2008 until February 2009
• Swedish Language Wikipedia: 21 pre-user contributions from March to April 2009
• Swedish Language Wikipedia: 37 pre-user contributions from May to December 2009
• Swedish Language Wikipedia: 17 pre-user contributions from December 2009 to April 2010
• Swedish Language Wikipedia: 6 pre-user contributions from April to November 2010
• Swedish Language Wikipedia: 1 pre-user contribution from December 2010 to February 2011
• Swedish Language Wikipedia: 41 pre-user contributions from August 2011 to April 2012
• Swedish Language Wikipedia: 27 pre-user contributions from June to October 2012
• Swedish Language Wikipedia: 1 pre-user contribution in November 2012
• Swedish Language Wikipedia: 50 pre-user contributions from November 2012 to January 2014 (replaced by global user since around then)

Current squad/roster watch in Elitserien

This section's factual accuracy may be compromised due to out-of-date information.

Rosters which I probably update

• Timrå

( joined: 3 (3) Sebastian Erixon (D) (during 2007-08 season), 8 (8) Dennis Persson (D), 23 (23) Tomas Skogs (D), 24 (10) Jesper Samuelsson (C), 26 (26) Mikko Lehtonen (D), 75 (75) Toni Mäkiaho (RW) )

( left for other teams: 8 Sanny Lindström (D), 9 Kalle Koskinen (D), 13 Peter Regin (C), 30 Petri Kokko (D), 32 Riku Hahl (C) )

( retired: 12 Robert Carlsson (LW/C) )

Rosters having some of my attention because they are Norrland teams and also get less attention

• Brynäs

( joined: 4 (4) Ola Svanberg (D), 20 (36) Lars Jonsson (D), 19 (21) János Vas (LW), 31 (31) Jonathan Granström (C) )

( left: 1 Markus Korhonen (G), 5 Antti Hulkkonen (D), 8 Nicholas Angell (D), 14 Mathias Månsson (LW), 15 Janne Hauhtonen (C), 16 Richard Gynge (RW), 18 Markus Kankaanperä (D), 20 Johannes Salmonsson (LW), 28 Pavel Brendl (RW), 30 Daniel Sperrle (G), 33 Sebastian Karlsson (C) )

( retired: 7 Tommy Sjödin (D) )

• Luleå

( joined: 6 (4) Kristofer Berglund (D) )

( left: 6 Mikko Pukka (D), 10 Pekka Saravo (D), 20 Magnus Isaksson (C), 32 Per Savilahti-Nagander (D), 38 Jere Myllyniemi (G) )

• Skellefteå

( joined: )

( left: 5 Jonas Lennartsson (D), 37 Lee Goren (RW), 91 Pontus Petterström (LW) )

( retired: 19 Mikael Renberg (RW) )

Someone else is obviously updating these rosters so I do not bother

• Djurgården (Ryder555)
• Frölunda (Krm500)
• Färjestad (Killer)
• HV71 (CLAES)
• Linköping (various)
• MODO (various)
• Rögle (perhaps someone...)
• Södertälje (perhaps someone...)

Keeping an eye on some articles

• All players in the current Timrå IK squad

Former regular Timrå players

• Inge Hammarström (LW/RW) 1963–1968
• Lennart Svedberg (LW/RW) 1959–1962, (D) 1969–1972 (and also the List of ice hockey players who died during their playing career)
• Mats Näslund (LW) 1976–1978
• Kjell Dahlin (RW) 1978–1982
• Peter Lindmark (G) 1979–1984
• Tommy Sjödin (D) 1983–1986
• Kent Norberg (F) 1994–1997
• Ed Ward (RW) 2001–2002
• Martin Lindman (D) 2002–2003
• Kimmo Kapanen (G) 2002–2005
• Kent Manderville (C) 2003–2006
• Robert Carlsson (LW/C) 1997–2008

Former regular Timrå players who are still active

Players currently active in AHL/NHL are bold

• Fredrik Modin (LW) 1992–1994 (also NHL lockout 2004–2005)
• Henrik Zetterberg (C) 1997–2002 (also NHL lockout 2004–2005)
• Christian Söderström (LW) 1999–2006
• Pasi Petriläinen (D) 2000–2001
• Per Hallin (LW) 2000–2007
• Niklas Nordgren (LW) 2001–2005
• Yared Hagos (C) 2003–2005
• Fredrik Sundin (RW) 2003–2005
• Lars Jonsson (D) 2004–2005
• Magnus Nilsson (LW/RW) 2004–2007
• Johan Svedberg (D) 2004–2007
• Frans Nielsen (LW) 2005–2006
• Anton Strålman (D) 2005–2007
• Fredrik Warg (C) 2005–2007
• Mattias Wennerberg (LW) 2005–2007
• Kalle Koskinen (D) 2002–2008
• Sanny Lindström (D) 2002–2008
• Jonathan Hedström (LW) 2006–2008 (also NHL lockout 2004–2005)
• Peter Regin (C) 2005–2008
• Riku Hahl (C) 2006–2008
• Petri Kokko (D) 2006–2008
• Johan Andersson (C) 2006–2009
• Johan Backlund (G) 2006–2009
• Kimmo Lotvonen (D) 2006–2009
• Oscar Sundh (LW) 2006–2009
• Erik Andersson (C/LW) 2007–2009
• Robin Jonsson (D) 2007–2009
• Mika Pyörälä (LW) 2007–2009
• Petr Tenkrát (RW) 2007–2009
• Mikko Lehtonen (D) 2008–2009
• Dennis Persson (D) 2008–2009
• Tom Wandell (C) 2008–2009

(I do not watch the NHL lockout players Miikka Kiprusoff or Aki-Petteri Berg since they have not been regular in any other season. Also, Lars Jonsson was not yet in the NHL when he signed with Timrå IK on 2004-05-02.)

Swedish ice hockey

• Tre kronor (men's team Sweden) and its All-Time-All-Star Team as voted in 1987 (Leif "Honken" Holmqvist (svt), Lennart "Lill-Strimma" Svedberg (svt), Börje Salming (svt), Mats Näslund (svt), Sven "Tumba" Johansson (svt) and Ulf Sterner (unavailable since svt.se/play moved to svtplay.se)).
• Triple Gold Club having a strong impact of, and being founded by, Swedish players.
• Elitserien and its teams (currently Brynäs, Djurgården, Frölunda, Färjestad, HV71, Linköping, Luleå, MODO, Rögle, Skellefteå, Södertälje and Timrå)
• HockeyAllsvenskan and its teams (currently AIK, Almtuna, Borås, Björklöven, Bofors, Leksand, Malmö, Mora, Oskarshamn, Sundsvall, Troja/Ljungby, Västerås, Växjö and Örebro)
• Other teams (Arboga (HockeyAllsvenskan 2006-07 and currently in Division 1 (see link for redlinked articles)), Hammarby (HockeyAllsvenskan 2007-08 and currently in limbo), Nyköping, (HockeyAllsvenskan 2007-08 and currently in Division 1), Huddinge, Mariestad, Nybro (HockeyAllsvenskan 2008-09 and currently in Division 1), Icebreakers, Nacka, Surahammar and former teams Göta and Vätterstad)
• The hockey arenas in Sweden (ABB Nord, AXA, Björknäs, Cloetta, Coop, Dacke, E.ON, Ejendals, Fjällräven, FM Mattsson, Frölundaborg, The Globe, Gränby, Himmelstalund, Hovet, Kempehallen, Kinnarps, Lindab, Läkerol, Löfbergs Lila, Malmö Arena, Malmö Isstadion, Nobel, PEAB, Rosenholm, Scandinavium, Skellefteå Kraft, Stångebro, Umeå and Victoria)
• The former hockey arenas in Sweden (Färjestads, Gavlerinken, Delfinen and Rosenlund) (perhaps add to the Defunct indoor arenas Category?)
• The arenas use coordinate templates with region geocode as in ISO 3166-2:SE.
• The ice hockey entries of List of Swedish sportspeople (perhaps I'm alone)

Articles using my pics on Wikimedia Commons

Pictures that were replaced (rather than complemented) by other contributors are denoted by a strikeout of the article name.

• Hockey players from Timrå IK (also above) (Tommy Sjödin, Johan Backlund, Jonathan Hedström, Anton Strålman, Frans Nielsen, Eric Moe, Sanny Lindström, Oscar Sundh, Peter Regin, Anton Axelsson, Johan Andersson, Magnus Pääjärvi-Svensson, Kimmo Lotvonen, Pär Styf, Fredrik Hynning, Petr Tenkrát, Robin Jonsson, Kalle Koskinen, Riku Hahl, Robert Carlsson, Mika Pyörälä, Björn Svensson, Sebastian Erixon, Mikko Lehtonen, Jesper Samuelsson)
• Hockey players from Linköpings HC (Tony Mårtensson, Rastislav Staňa)
• Hockey players from Mora IK (Pavel Brendl)
• Hockey players from MODO Hockey (Mattias Timander, Per Hållberg, Oscar Hedman, Andreas Salomonsson, Oscar Steen, Michal Zajkowski, Hans Jonsson)
• Hockey players from Skellefteå AIK (Magnus Wernblom)
• Hockey players from Frölunda HC (Steve Kariya, Henrik Lundqvist)
• Hockey players from Södertälje SK (Jhonas Enroth, Petri Pakaslahti, Jarno Kultanen, Robert Carlsson)
• Hockey players from Brynäs IF (Mads Hansen, Jacob Markström)
• Hockey players from Färjestads BK (Thomas Rhodin)
• Hockey arenas (E.ON, Ejendals, Läkerol) (also above)
• Hockey officials (Guldpipan)
• Norrporten Arena and GIF Sundsvall
• Geographical center of Sweden
• Strange Synergy (also below)
• Singing artists (Velvet, Robyn, Markoolio, Sibel, BWO)
• Misc artists (Sanna Bråding)
• Hjem-IS (Hemglass in Swedish)

Current Snooker tournaments

• Season 2009/2010 (current)
• China Open (recent)
• World Championship (current)

Nerdy stuff

• The List of demoparties
• Hackerence (1989–2000)
• DreamHack (1994–present)
• Dungeonquest (or Drakborgen in its Swedish version)
• I play Munchkin now and then (mostly when a new deck/expansion is released)
• Strange Synergy is also a fun challenge