Star Ocean
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meh not even mad.
it was predictable, we dont have any forward with gamebreaking skillNo, at least disappointed.
We got high hope after the games in preliminary round, thought oh wow this team isn't that bad afterall, what we'd thought.
it was predictable, we dont have any forward with gamebreaking skill
Yeah, but because the Swiss win doesn't mean the refs are biasedThe penalties being equal doesn’t mean the refs are calling a game well though.
Yeah, but because the Swiss win doesn't mean the refs are biased
I never suggested that? Just the penalties being equal doesn’t mean the game was fair. Was a general comment wasn’t even talking about this game in particular.
Wouldn't say Brännström was subpar, he held it down shorthanded(and on that 3v5), & made things happen. Refs never gave him obvious calls this game or all tournament long, & he got called for a player going for a late hit on him. On the PP Swiss knew he was the PP: shut down Brännström and the PP is done with.
And when Monten finally realized Westerlund miiiiight not be a good option for a top D pairing it was too late.
The Swedish team should have won if they played there gameplan. They never did. Thats a dicipline issue. Switserland followed plan 100%. Better as a team , worse as individual. But the Swedish forwards in this team should be happy if they ever become NHL fourth line players. Next year i expect a medal. This year i expected this.This narrative about Swedish team not being talented enough and having bad forwards us just false.
First of all, will there be anyone, who will claim that Switzerland had better forwards? Or better roster overall? It is just not true.
Second, look at 2008 team roster. It was worse that this years team. This years team had the luxury to snap Peterson, Leufvenius, Hoglander, A.Eriksson, Lycksell, Weissbach etc
Roster quality was good.
I am backing Switzerland all the way now. Would be an awesome story if they win the tournament
Hischier went 1st overall in 2017 and then they win the tourney in 2019. Will help grow the sport there
He is probably confusing Switzerland with Swaziland...Are you serious ?