Disappointed Pardubice players after the debacle in Sparta, left goalkeeper Milan Klouček.
Michal Kamaryt, ČTK
They managed to hold on for a third, after twenty minutes of the game the score was still goalless. But then the East Bohemians totally exploded. And the result was seven goals in the net of poor goalkeeper Klouček.
“I am running out of patience. We delivered it without a fight and it does not match the vision of the new Dynamo Pardubice. We have to add a team and gradually rebuild the whole one. It is inevitable and a lot of work awaits us, “Petr Dědek, the owner of the Pardubice club, wrote clearly on his Twitter.
I’m running out of patience. Today we handed it over without a fight and that does not match the vision of the new Dynamo @HCPCE. We have to add a team and gradually rebuild the whole one. It is inevitable and we have a lot of work to do.
– Petr Dedek (@PetrDedekDDreal) November 7, 2020
It is clear that the team needs to be strengthened. Due to a long halt in the sport in the Czech Republic, Dynamo Martin Kaut left the striker two weeks ago, whose Colorado employer decided to move the player to MODO in the second Swedish league. Last week, the East Bohemians lost another forward, Tomáš Rolink, who decided to end his career.
Goodbye! The captain, who led the Czechia to his last title of world champion, ends hockey
They are diligently looking for a replacement for the Pardubice offensive, one of the options could be Vladimír Sobotka, who does not have a contract in the NHL and ended up in Rapperswil, Switzerland last week, where his monthly contract expired and the club did not conclude a new one with him.
To make matters worse, Dynamo’s management had to deal with another problem this weekend. After a mutual agreement in the club, the 56-year-old coach of the A-team goalkeepers, Roman Višňák, finished. He returned to the club this summer after a three-year engagement in Italy.
Goalkeeper coach Višňák ends up in Dynamo for personal reasons. More here ???????? https://t.co/4UEk6JJhWH
– HC DYNAMO PARDUBICE (@HCPCE) November 8, 2020
“Roman has decided not to adopt new regulations that impose regular tests for the presence of coronavirus in members of the implementation team. We accept his decision, but it would prevent him from exercising his position as a coach of goalkeepers, “said Dušan Salfický, a member of the club’s board of directors, on the Dynamo website.
After the restart of professional competitions, hockey players, referees and members of the implementation teams must undergo a maximum of twice a week tests for covid-19 and before the matches prove themselves with a negative PCR test, which is not older than 48 hours. But Višňák refused.
Goalkeeper Roman Višňák (right) ends in Pardubice.
HC Dynamo
“It simply came to our notice then. We thank Roman for his work and wish him good luck in his next career, “added Salfický.
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