In the derby against Djurgården, AIK goalkeeper Claes Endre got a huge upset.
Halfway through the match, he was drenched in beer.
– It’s sad when things get thrown around, he tells Sportbladet.
In the second period when Claes Endre was guarding the cage in front of Djurgårdsklacken he suddenly took a shower.
When he went out to put the puck behind the goal, he was drowned out by the beer thrown from the stands.
– I smelled beer the whole game. There’s not much I can do about it, I just noticed it smelled like beer. I felt it during my period break and found out it was from me. It’s sad that things get thrown around, but it’s not something that affects me.
“not good enough”
Endre was forced to stand in the booth for large parts of the season when coach Anton Blomqvist opted to face teammate Niklas Lundström. When he ended up last on the list of injuries, Endre was thrown straight into the hot air.
In his first game since December 4, the 27-year-old was forced to let five pucks pass him.
– It’s not good enough. I’ll see what it looks like tomorrow when you calm down, but now you’re so disappointed, he says.
Posting themselves: “I was going home”
Another who was disappointed, to say the least, was AIK defender Albert Licassin, who thought the team missed out on winning.
– I’m so sick of hearing that we give up on all the games we play and play well. I just want to win and then he can look whatever the hell he wants. It’s very bad. It’s okay that it looks like that, he thunders.
When Daniel Brodin put the puck up 5-2 with just over half of the third period left to play, large portions of the away team opted to leave the globe.
– I understand them. I came home myself. You left earlier. We have to stand up and show that they should stay. We have to give the fans more than we do now.
AIK will get a chance at revenge already on Thursday when the teams clash again.
– I think the fans deserve so much more than that. I hope they will come and give us the opportunity to show that we can do better. He says I hope they still believe in us.
