Do not allow access to C more: “Send a message to girlfriends”
Angelholm. Skellefteå locked himself up and refused to let CMore into the dressing room after the match.
– We’re removing some things now. We’ve been texting our girlfriends and wives that the focus is on hockey now, says Skellefteå coach Robert Olsson.
Skellefteå did what was necessary – beat Rögle at Bortais on Saturday.
It was a game that stood and weighed for a long time and was 0-0 going into the third period.
But then Jonathan Bodas hit an offset pass that Jonathan Johnson tackled and made it 0-1. Perfect fit with millimeter accuracy.
Good performance from our side and we went up offensively and I think we were rusty last time. Today we have a better desperation towards the goal. We took steps today, says Skellefteå coach Robert Olsson.
He believes Skellefteå’s long rest between the regular season and the first quarter-final round was a reason for Thursday’s poor performance.
– Yes, we needed a match to get started. In the short term, rest may not be the best. We were playing match 2 and in the long run the rest probably mattered.
“Eat, Sleep, Hockey” applies.
When C More and expert Jonas Tornberg had to do environmental interviews in the dressing room after a match, the channel got the nobility. There are no strangers in the dressing room.
match times.
New focus.
– We’re in the process of clearing up a few things and have been quite open in the past. We have families in the dressing room and stuff.
– Now we don’t have a notification, we don’t comment and we don’t say anything. We’ve also texted girlfriends and wives that it’s about eating, sleeping, and hockey. Olson says they received the information via apps.
Of course, players are still allowed to sleep at home, but if one of them is less severe, they will be isolated.
– If someone gets sick, we provide a hotel, Ohlsson rounds up.