To be fair applies to both teams. If I was the Chinese coach I'd be giving Chen some rest already. Undoubtedly their future success relies almost solely on him.Ukraine will have another early game tomorrow, probably they'll just take their foot off the gas when they have the result secured.
Oh right, they played in Kaunas. I never got to know how the game ended.Ukraine and China played an exhibition game exactly 5 days ago. Ukraine won 9:0 so this game is right on course.
Ukraine will have another early game tomorrow, probably they'll just take their foot off the gas when they have the result secured.
Not as in Kunlun being synonymous with the national team, but individual Kunlun players have represented the Beijing Hockey Association who are now in charge before so that's not entirely unthinkable. Given that Kunlun finished third last year and China will now likely finish third or fourth I'm not sure the incentive is there though. Besides Kunlun likely doesn't have long left to live.Any chance we will see the kunlun players again in the future?
I would argue those prospects were not 1A level but in general, you were right 5-6 years ago.5-6 years ago I was fair more positive of the future of Estonian hockey. I mean atleast in NT level. There were decent amount of prospects for 1A (type of) level. Now they are struggling at B against Spain. And Lauri Lahesalu is still there which is baffling.
Yeah the difference in level started to really show in third, but still Estonia could not really create anything. Spain battled it to overtime.Long-term perspective aside, this team sucks. 4 shots in a period where you need a goal against Spain.. That is just pathetic.
I worded my questin wrong i meant the naturalized players that played/play for kunlun. Such as Foo,Chelios etc the team has obviously more success with them and some of them look/are chinese to some degreeNot as in Kunlun being synonymous with the national team, but individual Kunlun players have represented the Beijing Hockey Association who are now in charge before so that's not entirely unthinkable. Given that Kunlun finished third last year and China will now likely finish third or fourth I'm not sure the incentive is there though. Besides Kunlun likely doesn't have long left to live.
that team Netherlands looks like they got in by finding a code in a box of cereals.