Emil Selvigaard smokes with Kali Klang in Skånederbyt.
Next, Sylvegård reveals what was said on the ice.
– He called me a whore, says Selvigaard.
It is usually heated up when Rögle and Malmö collide.
This time there were no really big fights and fights, but the situation between Emil Sylvegård and Calle Clang got a lot of attention afterwards.
Sylvegård got a kick in the goalkeeper, raising his fist to his chest or face against Clang, who collapsed.
After that, Klang accused of filming.
– Silvigaard says it strengthens her greatly.
– It’s a blow that comes in the face, Klang answers according to SVT.
“it is time”
It doesn’t stop there.
After the match, Silvigaard came out and told what was said on the ice and accused Klang of calling him a “bitch”.
– He said I was a little bitch, says Selvigaard.
You’re probably used to hearing a lot on the ice. How high or low did you hear today?
– Very light anyway.
Milt?
– Yes, there are those who can say anything, and put themselves at this level.
Silvigaard is not ashamed of the fact that he said some harsh things on the ice.
– But I’m actually not too harsh when it comes to choosing words. I can of course talk about trash as well, and I might have said similar things and might have gone overboard and a little more, but I try to keep it at a decent level, he says.
“stir pot”
After the accusation, Kaley Klang himself referred to coach Chris Abbott.
I can’t comment on what Sylvegård claims was said on the ice. But I laugh a little, because I played myself with Emil and as a former player I know some inappropriate things are said on the ice. It’s something we’re trying to clean up.
– He’s good at flipping the pot anyway, Emil…
But this is common and happens every match you mean?
– Things caught on there and a lot of talking during the match. I don’t know what was said this time, Emil will have to answer for that. But I know what kind of player and who Kali is, says Abbott.