Vulgarit regrets it, but otherwise insists on his own. The goalie of the hockey national team, Dominik Hrachovina, set out his controversial opinion on the ongoing covidu-19 pandemic for the irozhlas.cz portal.
At the Karjala Cup, where he made his great debut caught zero against Finland, Hrachovina called the pandemic a fictional media theater.
During an online interview with journalists, he sighed among the questions that no one even had to ask him anything, because he was still “at the same time.”
“The only one I’m sorry about, the vulgarities, I assigned the work to the implementation team,” the 26-year-old hockey player said on Tuesday to the irozhlas.cz server.
The coach of the national team Filip Pešán then apologized for the goalkeeper’s performance. He responded to the stormy response. Some, such as former national team captain Tomáš Rolinek, called for the expulsion of Hrachoviny from the team. However, the goalkeeper remained and subsequently took a catchy zero against the home Finland. The Czechs finished second in the tournament.
Now that the situation has calmed down, Hrachovina still insists. According to him, the pandemic is “blown” by the media.
“I have experienced coronavirus in Finland and the Czech Republic, which I said before, I would not change. Coronavirus is here and will certainly continue to be, but people are also dying of the flu,” said the goalkeeper, who is currently catching Tampere. “1.6 million people died of tuberculosis last year and there were no drapes or pubs. No one lost their jobs.”
Peas would protect old people and other at-risk groups from the virus, but otherwise it would make society work: “People will always die, every day, and someone will be born every day. The coronavirus will never go away. It means that nothing is happening in the world “However, just because someone dies of coronavirus dies doesn’t mean they’re not succumbing to another disease they already had.”
“The worst is death out of fear or as they say. One should live,” the goalkeeper added.
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