PanniniClaus
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Have a snickers, Frank.I wouldn't be surprised one bit if Austria got relegated
Have a snickers, Frank.I wouldn't be surprised one bit if Austria got relegated
..based on? Hungary just got completely dominated by Ukraine, I have hard time seeing how wouldn't Austria just do the same.I wouldn't be surprised one bit if Austria got relegated
because I worry that team Austria will not beat any of Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Slovenia. When it's all on the line against the host Hungary, weird things can happen...based on? Hungary just got completely dominated by Ukraine, I have hard time seeing how wouldn't Austria just do the same.
Well AUT bet SLO 4:1, so hopefully they can avoid relegationbecause I worry that team Austria will not beat any of Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Slovenia. When it's all on the line against the host Hungary, weird things can happen.
Ukraine has seriously improved.Ukraine up 6-3 vs Austria at the moment. I don't follow junior hockey at this level. Is Ukraine levelling up to their former level or is this Austria generation that bad?
I remember in the early 2000s Ukraine used to be a mainstay at the Championship level. Can they reach that level again or his hockey dead in Ukraine?
Yeah, by the time Kosarev, Haponenko, Shybinskyi, Pazii, etc are on the national team, the top guys on that team will still be fairly young, so I see elite division for the NT in the relatively near future.Ukraine has seriously improved.
The primary reason ironically being the Ukraine war, with many European clubs opening their doors to Ukrainian kids 3 years ago, which has turbocharged the efficiency of their national program, as a part of their hockey pyramid at the youth level is effectively outsourced to other countries with higher quality coaching and a more competitive hockey environment.
This is already bearing fruit at the junior level and is bound to improve their men's team in a few years time as well.
With Russia and Belarus likely returning to international competition at some point during the next few years, I don't think it is that certain, but Ukraine is definitely trending upwards and doing it rapidlyYeah, by the time Kosarev, Haponenko, Shybinskyi, Pazii, etc are on the national team, the top guys on that team will still be fairly young, so I see elite division for the NT in the relatively near future.
So true, who needs @kabidjan18 anyway.But you have to give credit to @HungryFrank , the true Austrian expert![]()
In Frank we trust. 4 goals conceded on 17 shots and only scoring 3 on 45.I wouldn't be surprised one bit if Austria got relegated