Písek Hockey: Student Condemns On-Ice Incident

Roman Vráblík was disappointing after the match with Karlovy Vary. Nevertheless, he was very willing to answer questions. “I started in Písek,” recalled the shapely back. He knows very well that fans from Píseck go to the extra league matches. “He pays the entrance fee, then we perform this? That’s not possible.”

The tall defender is 188 cm tall and weighs 82 kg. He was born on January 25, 1990 in Písek. Since the 2013-2014 season, he has been working in the Banes Motor České Budějovice club.

Sparrow understands angry fans



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Source: Diary/ Petr Tibitanzl
Roman Vráblík, a student from Píseck, in the Motor jersey

Roman Vráblík
Date of birth: January 25, 1990
Place of birth: Písek
Height: 188 cm
Weight: 82 kg

His team got a goal to make it 0-2 in the 12th second of the second period. “We said something to ourselves in the cabin, let’s get on the ice and get a goal right away. It was a lack of concentration.”

Soon another goal was scored, it was already 0 3. At that point it was almost impossible to do anything about the match. “It was a disaster,” says Sparrow. “Another one in our submission. This just can’t happen.”

The fans whistled, demanding the dismissal of coach Čihák. For a long time it sounded in the ears: Híká out! “Of course you perceive it. The hockey was crazy from our side. People paid, they came to support us, then when they see this, it’s just a crazy thing.”

The engine could take solace in the fact that it had a full throttle. “It doesn’t matter at all. The others also have injured players. There are twenty of us going into the match, the twenty have to work it out there. It has to look completely different than it did. We just have to leave everything there and not make excuses about the fact that one person was missing, that one was missing. It just doesn’t work like that…”

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Aiko Tanaka

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