Eric Wally Walterholm has been reported to the Disciplinary Board for manipulating Petteri Lindholm on the Frölunda squad.
Gothenburg coach Roger Runberg defends Timra’s player and thinks it wasn’t even a penalty kick.
– I think often in Sweden we don’t give the player any responsibility, he said in the post-match press conference.
During the day, the Swedish Ice Hockey Federation’s disciplinary committee will “deal with the matter,” the Swedish Ice Hockey Association announced on its website.
The tackle in question is the one that Eric Wally Walterholm knocked out at the back, near the edge, on Frolunda’s Petteri Lindholm in game one yesterday.
“There is a certain risk of infection with these types of interventions.” , The decision states that the Timrå player is being reported to the Disciplinary Committee.
“Maybe again”
Eric Wally Walterholm received a match penalty. The decision to not coach Frölunda Roger Runberg Or that Timrå Anders Karlsson’s coach thought he was right.
– It’s a tough penalty. Walli takes virtually no cuts and brakes for Frölundabacken to pick them up early. Wally, he weighs 100 kilos, he’s very strong, so I don’t think there was any intention on his part to do anything ugly, says Anders Carlson.
Incredibly, I agree, Roger Runberg answers.
Frölunda coach continues:
I think often in Sweden we don’t give the player any responsibility. In this case, he has plenty of time to see that the Timrå player is coming and needs to anticipate being attacked. The treatment is painful. Does it have to be five? number. Maybe a second at most.
Timra won the match 3-2 after a penalty shootout.