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The English Ice Hockey Association will make it mandatory to wear a neck guard during “all on-ice activities” from the start of 2024 in a change to regulations following the death of Nottingham Panthers player Adam Johnson blackjack
The 29-year-old American was playing in a Challenge Cup match at the Sheffield Steelers when he reportedly suffered a slashed neck following a collision blackjack
The Panthers described the incident as a “freak accident” when the club confirmed his death on Sunday, and police are investigating blackjack
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The English Ice Hockey Association (EIHA) is the sport’s governing body in England and Wales, with almost 400 teams at junior and senior level below the Elite League, who are yet to comment on whether or not they will make neck guards mandatory blackjack
The EIHA says it will also conduct a thorough review of safety equipment in the next 12 months including, but not limited to, the use of helmets, mouthguards/gumshields and facial protection, and the application of International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) rules blackjack
A statement from the governing body on Monday read: “The EIHA makes a ‘strong recommendation’ that all players at all levels across English ice hockey use an approved ice hockey neck guard/protector whilst participating in all on-ice activities blackjack
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”On Monday evening, the Elite League confirmed all games scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday would be postponed blackjack
Following consultation with the eight teams and their players, a consensus was for games to resume at the weekend when “appropriate and fitting tributes” to Johnson will take place blackjack
Nottingham Panthers and Sheffield Steelers, though, will not be involved in any games over the next round of fixtures blackjack
“We would continue to ask everyone to support these clubs through what is an intensely difficult time,” the Elite League said in a statement on social media blackjack
Elsewhere, NIHL team Oxford City Stars, who have former Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech on their roster, announced their players must wear neck guards at all times on the ice blackjack
Shane Moore, director of hockey operations, said safety must be a priority, adding: “A life has tragically been taken too soon in a freak accident, and if wearing neck guards can prevent another devastating loss, then we want to ensure we have done everything within our power to protect our players blackjack
”Sheffield City Council’s health and safety team are also assisting the police as investigations continue blackjack
Meanwhile, the player’s fiancée Ryan Wolfe paid tribute on Instagram, saying: “My sweet angel, I’ll miss you forever and love you always blackjack
”Fans gathered at Nottingham’s Motorpoint Arena to pay tribute with flowers and cards blackjack
Tributes have been paid outside the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham following the death of Panthers player Adam Johnson (PA Wire)Steelers fan Gary Hibbert was at the game and said: “I have come to pay my respects blackjack
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“My kids absolutely love ice hockey and they have both been absolutely heart-broken after Saturday’s game, as we all are blackjack
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”Mr Hibbert said Johnson had skated off for a moment after the collision before he collapsed and said he then shielded his son as best he could from the tragedy unfolding on the ice blackjack
More tributes were left at Sheffield’s arena, with one card saying: “To a young man who came to Sheffield on a Saturday night to do his job and play for his team, left the arena fighting for his life, and didn’t return home with his team mates RIP Adam Johnson #47 blackjack
”Ontario Reign paid tribute to their former player before the club’s American Hockey League game against the Abbotsford Canucks on Sunday blackjack
Johnson’s name was announced to the crowd as his number 49 jersey was placed on a chair in the middle of the ice by former Nottingham player Jacob Doty blackjack
Every Ontario player touched the jersey in a moving gesture blackjack
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