Oh, please, not this senseless whining again. You are plain wrong. You're literally making things up. What matters is the number of players we have in the country. That number is very low. Very, very low. You can't do a lot with a couple of thousand hockey players. In terms of efficiency, however you measure it, our hockey system is among the best on the planet. We're squeezing a lot of juice out of the resources that we do have.
Changing some of the variables and switching things up a bit is not going to change anything fundamentally. There aren't going to be any major effects post-Lipmans. Nothing has changed. Over the recent years there has been a trend of our leading KHL players refusing to play for the national team. Our current LHF board has strong ties with the KHL, which means that we are going to remain a part of MHL, the Russian junior leagues and so on. I don't see it as an improvement, in fact it's probably making things slightly worse.
The only important thing changing is the pool of available kids due to demographic problems in Latvia, which makes it likely that we are going to become worse in about 10 years, not better. Whoever becomes the head of the federation. It doesn't matter nearly as much as you think.