Whether or not William Nylander was in the World Cup squad was a long line.
And when national team captain Sam Hallam was asked questions about the striker at SVT again, bother.
“When you say that, you’re incredibly cocky,” says Sam Hallam at SVT.
Sweden defeated France very comfortably, 4-0.
But during the post-game period, when Sam Hallam was again asked questions about William Nylander being or not on the team, he got really angry.
Among other things, SVT’s reporter called Johan Kochokslan “incredibly arrogant”.
“The question is poorly asked.”
After many ups and downs, Tre Kronor appears to be able to manage without William Nylander for the remainder of the tournament.
And when Johan Kukukslan asked if the question was whether there was a decision made based on not being laid, he got really cold.
– If we say so. Now we choose to wait. But when you say that, you’re incredibly cocky. You’re talking about a world class player in William Nylander. So, the question is poorly asked and we’re happy to talk about the players here, says SVT’s Sam Hallam.
“As usual”
Next, Sam Hallam commented on the SVT controversy.
– As usual. You say what you think and try to be open and honest. Then people can interpret it however they want, said the guild leader, and continued:
– William and I have a professional relationship and I can’t go out and talk about what I’m talking about with different players. I understand it’s open to speculation, but I still ask for respect. Regarding SVT, I think there was hubris where they questioned Williams’ qualities as a hockey player in disguised terms, says Hallam.