Head coach of Togliatti “Lada” Oleg Bratach said what he was not satisfied with following the results of the Fonbet KHL championship match with Moscow “Dynamo” .
The match took place on Monday in Moscow at the VTB Arena and ended with Lada’s defeat in overtime with a score of 4:5.
— We were leading 4:2, but we couldn’t maintain the lead and lost. We took a point, even though we wanted more.
— Do you understand how to improve special teams play?
– No.
– It’s obvious you’re not in the mood…
— The stadium management did not allow me to see my son and my daughter, whom I rarely see, so I am blacker than a cloud. I am satisfied with the team’s performance.
— What is the reason for such success in poor clubs? In coaching decisions?
– Do you want me to say that I’m a great coach? We just work as best we can.
— You have several stars in your team, but the rest of the players are not so famous. Have you psychologically convinced them that they can play on equal terms with the leaders?
— We have the same requirements for everyone who goes on the ice. We talked about it this summer, a lot of things were sorted out during the pre-season.
— Did you see the moment when the puck was missed in overtime?
— I didn’t see the goal line crossed during the last goal, but I have complete confidence in the referees.
— How would you rate Podyapolsky’s performance?
— Vlad played with dignity today, as best he could, he played. “I’m not a fan of public criticism, you won’t hear it,” reports Bratash, correspondent.
Lada, with 27 points in 23 matches, occupies third place in the Eastern Conference standings.
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