Double Olympic champion Boris Maireov told that “Spartacus” This season, he is playing very poorly in uneven lineups.
On Sunday, Spartak changed their head coach for the second time in a season: they fired him in November Boris Mironov now resigned Igor Grischine . The team was led Alexei Zavarukhin who worked as an assistant to the two specialists. Spartak has lost the last four games and dropped to ninth place in the KHL Western Conference standings, in danger of not advancing to the playoffs.
– How do you find Spartak’s play in uneven line-ups?
“Most of them have nothing to do. And the main problem begins when entering a foreign zone. “Spartak” cannot do this normally and quickly. For comparison, I recently watched the game between SKA and Lokomotiv. The teams immediately enter the area and in two minutes the majority manage to take ten shots on goal. In this case, the goalkeeper must be interfered. And “Spartak” cannot not enter the area in order to launch a positional attack on the majority.The minority is also weak.
If you are not so hot what composition, there are three whales – tactics, majority and minority. It is necessary to pay special attention to this, to get the most out of the game in uneven alignments.
– In the first half of the season, Andrey Markov worked in the Spartak coaching staff, he was responsible for the majority. Was he fired for the case?
“With or without Markov, I haven’t seen any change. All the problems that were under Mironov remained under Grishin. I don’t know who specifically makes all these personnel decisions.
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