This is getting crazy! Can't believe they're putting all their eggs in one basket like this... if that arena isn't ready on time, it's gonna be a disaster for the whole event 
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Organizers admit 'no plan B' if hockey arena not ready for 2026 Olympics
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This is getting crazy! Can't believe they're putting all their eggs in one basket like this... if that arena isn't ready on time, it's gonna be a disaster for the whole event ️Ugh, this is getting super stressful ... I mean, can't they just get it done on time? 
It's like they're trying to set a bad precedent for future events. I'm sure there will be some sort of Plan B in place, but why risk it? They've got to think about the reputation of the games and all that jazz 
... It's not just about hockey, it's about making sure everything runs smoothly ️. And what about the athletes? Have they been informed about the potential delays? 
... I mean, can't they just get it done on time? It's like they're trying to set a bad precedent for future events. I'm sure there will be some sort of Plan B in place, but why risk it? They've got to think about the reputation of the games and all that jazz ... It's not just about hockey, it's about making sure everything runs smoothly ️. And what about the athletes? Have they been informed about the potential delays? OMG, can't believe the pressure is on ! I mean, who needs a plan B when you've got a team working day and night, right? 
Just kidding, sorta... seriously though, this is some crazy stuff going down. A hockey arena that's supposed to be ready in like 2 weeks? That's just not normal for an Olympics 
. What if something goes wrong with the ice or the concession stands? The whole event could be ruined 
. I'm rooting for them, but it's gotta be nerve-wracking for everyone involved 
! I mean, who needs a plan B when you've got a team working day and night, right? Just kidding, sorta... seriously though, this is some crazy stuff going down. A hockey arena that's supposed to be ready in like 2 weeks? That's just not normal for an Olympics . What if something goes wrong with the ice or the concession stands? The whole event could be ruined . I'm rooting for them, but it's gotta be nerve-wracking for everyone involved ️ Oh man, I'm getting the feels just thinking about it... a major crisis brewing for the Milan Cortina Winter Games and it's all centered around that ice hockey arena! How can you even put together an entire tournament with that much pressure on one venue? 
The thought of NHL players and Olympic events taking place in subpar conditions is just giving me anxiety 
. I get that construction always takes time, but a "no plan B" is not exactly reassuring 
. Can't they at least have some contingency measures in place? This whole thing is feeling like a ticking time bomb... fingers crossed the team can pull it off! 
the whole "no plan B" thing is a bit overhyped in my opinion the Olympics are always under pressure and stuff goes wrong anyway, but it's not like the whole event will collapse if one arena isn't ready on time 
ice hockey tournaments have been going on for ages with half-baked venues so I think we're just hearing a lot of hype about this one 
plus, construction delays happen everywhere, even in non-Olympic projects 