Southern tale.
The eyes sting, the nose stings, the ears are loosened from the outside of the head, and the arms look like two brushes of wire.
This is how an ice hockey match should roar.
From one derby to another.
From a cookware in Angelholm to a cast-iron pot in Sotalege.
The sporting club with seven SM marks and with Linus Fidel, who split from Djurgarden last year, is on the ice against most blue-streaked champions with 16 marks at the mentally sold-out Scania circuit since last spring when Djurgaarden fell out.
SSK with a good start and four points after two games even away against Östersund and Västervik, Djurjorden with a strong start against Vasteras and a poor performance against Kristianstad at home.
How good is the law?
No noise, but those who went to ice hockey on Friday night wanted to be enlightened.
The last time the (former?) greats met in this way was in the 2013/2014 season and few things can show with such brutal clarity how long it takes nine to ten years as a player on the Swedish ice hockey team.
When SSK beat Djurgården on penalties on January 16, 2014, it was William Altellius Nylander who decided.
David Pastrňák, Robert Carlsson, Jonas Engström and Jason Gregoire played for SSK, and Djurgården’s first team consisted of Jens Jakobs, Dustin Johner and Steve Saviano.
Then it was then, and now it is now, and what a great ice hockey game we saw.
obsessive tendency
Raised by 6,300 roaring loops, we were treated to a fast-paced, undulating, bodied Western ice hockey game that’s kind of a Hockeyallsvenskan team signature.
Less rule, fewer fences but with a lot of bullshit, heat and escape.
Södertälje kicked off the powerplay, and Marcus Krueger cleaned up the times he wasn’t fired himself.
During the break, we stretched, tried to take out earplugs, and as we sat again, someone in the far heel came up with the brilliant idea of first stealing the flag from the SSK heel, then running with it again because someone with the arsonist tendency wanted to set it on fire. .
The police intervened, but only when rumors spread about Tommy Bergman, a Toronto scout and one of the strongest ice hockey players in living memory, did things calm down.
Two minutes into the second half, Ludvig Rensfeldt had to slip into the area unwillingly, and the shot he fired didn’t look very special.
The score came 0-2 after ten minutes when Olle Lissfarlig fired his frightening shot and Krueger fired in front of goal with the ball headed home.
The last was just two minutes long when SSK brought the game back to life when toxic Anthony Luciani drove a puck ball and the rest of the match was a melee in every way.
Södertälje had the chance to equalize when Tim Soderlund left the ring with a penalty for an elbow error, but despite five minutes of strong play, which was also more than a minute of 5-on-3 play, they didn’t get a disc. Although many open positions.
Linus Fidel hit the crossbar, the guest fans celebrated their most ridiculous laugh, then Djurgaarden stepped up and permeated the match when they had to play outnumbered after a to say the least foolish decision.
Olle Liss ran a narrow path through Nikita Tolopilo’s goal yard, but the SSK goalkeeper deliberately searched for Liss’ legs, fell like pinewood and was sent off for two minutes to shoot.
Perhaps it was the birth of SSK
Correctly judge, I claim, especially given the current controversy over filming.
Will a 5,000 Riksdaler fine be imposed on Tolopelo as well, or are there other rules in the SHL?
Daniel Prudden set the final score at 1-4 when the match was about to end and somehow it felt like both teams got some kind of voucher from the match.
Gym to stand up and play evenly and show that they can even win this type of game if the intensity is right.
It may actually have been the rebirth of SSK in terms of ice hockey as we sat and watched.
Djurgården can blast storms away from home when they really wrap their ears, they’ve shown once again that they can be sharp in the power game and that Jocke Fagervall instead has to work on the mental side, to make sure that Djurgården is at least close to this loaded even when They met Mora in Mora, Karlskoga in Karlskoga and White Hasten on an empty court like international table tennis between Austria and Slovenia.
Within a week, Djurgården and Sö’tälje meet again, in a rematch in Hovet.
Hold your hat.