Prague – Hockey Zlín threatens to be excluded from the first league in extreme cases. The Moravian club violated the license rules of the competition because it did not admit debts of 284,000 Czech crowns before the season.
The situation will be addressed at its Tuesday’s extraordinary meeting of the Executive Committee of the Czech Ice Hockey Association. Informs about idnes.cz.
“Yes, this is a point that will be discussed, but this is a standard process according to the license order,” The Aneta Lednová press spokeswoman for the news website said. The Zlínski did not report debts in the May situation report, which they had against the extraleague Hradec Králová and the first -league Jihlava.
According to the director of the Zlín club Jan Praza, this is purposeful speculation and unverified information to which he will not comment. According to Zlín Mayor Jiří Korec, the problem is related to the invoices sent to the club after the deadline and are already paid.
“In general, if any proceedings are already in progress, any possible submissions or statements must be addressed solely to the competent parties and not in the form of public statements. Negotiations within the competent CSLH bodies are, moreover, non -public and possible documents are subject to confidentiality and therefore cannot be commented,” He stated Pravda in a written statement for idnes.cz.
Really, Zlín is not threatened from the first league. The clubs that have been dealing with similar offenses in the past have always been fined.
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- Source: CTK
