After the second break, the players of both teams returned to the ice for the third period, before which each of the teams skated on “its” half. Exactly in the spirit of unwritten rules. .
He questioned evil, because Canadian Hunter Drew from Banská Bystrica considered it a provocation. Ulrych stepped and a fight broke out between them, which Drew suffered with a bloody injury to his face, and for both players the match with a penalty in the game ended prematurely.
“It’s not forbidden and I think it’s perfectly normal here in Europe. In other matches, the players (opponents) also go to our side during the warm-up, “Ulrych defended his actions in an interview for hokejportal.net.
Czech defender Petr Ulrych (in white, number 58) from Poprad in a battle with the Canadian quarterback of Banská Bystrica Hunter Drew.
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The truth is that he did not break any official rules, but the unwritten ones did. And it is also true that overseas players are quite picky about such things …
And Filip Pešán was not surprised by Drew’s reaction in the form of a cross. “I agree with how the Canadian behaved, even though I know Peter personally and certainly did not want to provoke. Unfortunately, circling on the opponent’s half is standard in our environment, “the national team coach wrote on his Twitter.
I agree with how the Canadian behaved, even though I know Peter personally and certainly did not want to provoke. Unfortunately, circling on the opponent’s half is standard in our environment. Opponents talk about the girls together and the charge of the match goes to the flowers. I will try to remove this scandal from Czech winters. https://t.co/L4vZv3qsQD
– Filip Pesan (@PesanFilip) October 12, 2020
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“Opponents talk about girls together and the charge of the match goes to the flowers. I will try to remove this scandal from Czech winters, “added Pešán.
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