Tingsryd demands a replay against Kristianstad after the scandalous match.
Then Kristianstad coach Michael Gath regretted one thing.
– Gath tells C more that we haven’t run over them in the last 15 minutes.
Kristianstads IK He led 5-1 and had only 15 minutes left in Friday’s game when a powerful shot was thrown onto the ice.
Since then there have been many trips.
Tingsryd AIF goalkeeper Daniel Rosengren had problems with his hearing and coach Frederic Gladyer described it as an attempted murder. Al-Taif did not want to continue playing, but they ended up lining up the two teams on the ice and letting the clock go down to zero.
‘Sorry we didn’t run over them’
After the strange scenes, Tingsryd requested a rematch.
This makes Michael Gath laugh in an interview with C. Moore regarding Sunday’s match against Västervik (loss 1-2).
– How do I see it? The match is played. Unfortunately not the way we wanted it to. With the facts we have now, we wouldn’t have played the last 15 minutes like this. Despite the “assassination attempt”, as I heard them say, they are playing a full team today after 36 hours. Despite the “assassination attempt,” they lined up with five men on the ice while the rest stood in the cab, filming and laughing, Gath says.
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– Despite promises and talk on their part, they exaggerate this even more. My only regret is that we haven’t run over them in the last 15 minutes.
“My players had the same thing.”
Gath believes the match should have been played as usual after 1 hour and 40 minutes of injury time.
– common sense. why not? The audience was exhausted and the guys I spoke to at Tingsryd, there were a handful plus one more, didn’t feel any discomfort. Players experienced the same thing and play after 36 hours.
Daniel Rosengren returned among the tie-ups when Tingsryd won Sunday’s home game against AIK by 4-1.
– (The bang shot) landed right next to me and rang in my ear and I screamed for a while. Then I shook a little when I realized it could have landed on me. But there were no problems during the evening or this weekend either, Rosengren tells Smålandsposten after the win.
