“I wouldn’t say I’m happy to have been traded. I can’t be happy or upset, but if it happened, I’m adapting to the situation. I’m happy now that I’m in the Islanders, that I I’m part of the team and I finally announced the contract, I’m happy and I can’t wait for the season to start.
But the exchange is not joy, but a lot of hemorrhoids. It’s just hockey. I understand that for someone, hockey is a team for the rest of their life. At first you think so, but in fact it’s just a business. Today you’re here, and tomorrow you’re on a different team, and nobody cares what you think.
Romanov: ‘There were no plans to return to Russia and CSKA’
Where did the exchange take place? I was sleeping at this hour. I was traded at 2:45 a.m., my wife and I slept in until 11 a.m. She woke me up and said – we got traded. I’m like – yeah, well, it can’t be! Go to sleep, don’t disturb. When I realized it wasn’t a fucking joke, I was shocked at first. Then – okay, this is hockey, anything goes. My exchange is neither the first nor the last, there will be thousands of others. But it was a surprise, unexpectedly”, quotes Romanova “Championship”.
Source: Sport
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