Bjorkloven’s Fredrik Weigel has been the playoff citation machine so far.
But after losing to Djurgården, he was quiet.
– I’m gagged, he says.
Björklöven’s Fredrik Weigel was the big headline-maker in the semi-final series against Djurgården.
Djurgården coach Johann Garbenlöf has likened him to a “chihuahua” on the ice because he has a full mouth, and the fourth semi-final against Djurgården was no exception.
Bullying stick Leuven was also involved in a attention-grabbing incident five minutes from time, when Djurgården’s Lucas Videmo grabbed a club in the stomach of Weigl and received a match penalty for slashing him.
Several players have turned off the media
Björklöven failed to manage the power play for five minutes and lost 4-5.
What does Weigel think of the match?
We were not told that.
Weigel says he was gagged by Bjorkloven after the dramatic match.
– He’s talkative. Sometimes you have to slow it down a bit, says your colleague Joel Mostonen.
Alex Hutchings and Jona Voutilainen also did not speak to the media. Coach Victor Strahle did not want to say anything more after the press conference, and sporting director Per Kenta also refused an interview.
Team Leader: “Ask”
However, team captain Fredrik Anderson, just like Joel Mostonen, stood up next.
How was the conversation in the dressing room? “Silenzio stampa” among the most?
– There is nothing specific. I think it’s mostly emotions that take control when you get disillusioned with programming in this way. But here I am, says Anderson.
Do you have problems with interviews?
– No, just ask!
There have been many hot situations, how do you play such a match?
– It’s hockey at its best. And then, of course, I hope we can sharpen our focus a little bit. I think they (Djurgården) speak a little in the same terms. But she’s in the semi-finals, there’s a lot of emotion and that can happen.