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- The 2004–05 Elite Ice Hockey League season was the second season of the British Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL). Manchester Phoenix did not ice due as they could not agree a deal with the Manchester Evening News Arena. The second season of the EIHL saw a series of games between the EIHL clubs and the members of the British National League (BNL). In addition to three home games and three away games against their Elite opponents, each club also played one home game and one away game against the BNL clubs in crossover matchups. Results in these crossover games would count towards a team's points tally. The NHL lockout also saw a number of National Hockey League (NHL) players join British clubs. Coventry Blaze won a Grand Slam of all three titles, winning the Championship with an overtime victory over the Nottingham Panthers. The crossover games with the BNL clubs were seen by many to be the first stage towards the amalgamation of the two organisations into one league. However, early in the season it was revealed that teams including Edinburgh Capitals and Newcastle Vipers were seeking to resign from the BNL and join the Elite League. A withdrawal of these clubs would leave the BNL with only a small number of participating teams. This situation led to the resigning teams temporarily withdrawing their Elite League applications and entering into collective discussions on the entire BNL joining the EIHL instead. The Elite League offered the BNL clubs invitations to join the EIHL structure, which were declined due to unfavourable terms. Subsequently Edinburgh and Newcastle resubmitted individual applications to the Elite League, both of which were accepted. A combination of this and Bracknell Bees owner John Nike's announcement that he was withdrawing funding from the BNL team prompted the collapse of the BNL at the end of the 2004–05 season. (en)
- Die Saison 2004/05 war die zweite Spielzeit der Elite Ice Hockey League, der höchsten britischen Eishockeyspielklasse. Erster der regulären Saison und somit Britischer Meister wurden die Coventry Blaze, die sich ebenfalls in den Playoffs durchsetzten. (de)
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- Challenge Cup (en)
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- Die Saison 2004/05 war die zweite Spielzeit der Elite Ice Hockey League, der höchsten britischen Eishockeyspielklasse. Erster der regulären Saison und somit Britischer Meister wurden die Coventry Blaze, die sich ebenfalls in den Playoffs durchsetzten. (de)
- The 2004–05 Elite Ice Hockey League season was the second season of the British Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL). Manchester Phoenix did not ice due as they could not agree a deal with the Manchester Evening News Arena. (en)
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- Elite Ice Hockey League 2004/05 (de)
- 2004–05 EIHL season (en)
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