Jan Marsak plays with a bloody and swollen nose after one blow after another.
Roger Runberg praises her, but wife Victoria and dog Lucy are concerned.
– If there’s one thing you learn when players explore, it’s to see how many scars they have on their faces, says Göteborgs-Posten’s head coach Frölunda.
Jean Marsak showed his injured and scarred nose to the local newspaper.
The 34-year-old Slovenian was repeatedly slapped.
– Roger Runberg He keeps calling me Crazy Nose. You know how his jokes are. They’re not funny, but we all laugh at them. The Slovenian says he is the coach.
“My wife is really tired.”
According to him, the reason the nose looks ugly is because it has no hair on its head, so when something hits the helmet the mask slides down and flattens the nose.
This made his wife, Victoria, want him to protect himself and have Lucy carefully lick his nose.
– My wife is really tired of that. You want me to start using rails again, but I don’t want to re-enlist again…, says Jan Morsack.
“I saw his face”
The right-back is in his third season at Frölunda and scored his first two goals of the season in a 5-3 win over Brynäs on Tuesday night.
– I would actually like to talk a little bit about Jean Marsak’s nose. He did another blow to the nose last time. If there’s one thing you learn from spotting players, it’s knowing how many scars they have on their faces. Jan has worked hard for us all season, plays with self-sacrifice and shows in the face. Roger Ronberg says I am very happy that he was the winner of the match and is moving forward as top scorer.
In the full round on Thursday night, Frölunda plays HV71 in Jönköping.
