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After Växjö’s loss to Luleå, Jörgen Jönsson was not satisfied with the judge’s effort.
Then Luleå’s assistant coach Henrik Stridh laughed at him.
– It is popular to laugh, so Jörgen has to take that method and we will see if it gets better, he says after the match.
When Pontus Andreasson scored his second goal for the evening, it meant that he shot the victory to Luleå away to Växjö. 4-3 came 16 minutes into the extension. The Norrbotten now has 3-1 in matches in the quarterfinals series.
Jörgen Jönsson’s play against the judges
Växjö coach Jörgen Jönsson52, was dissatisfied with the judge’s actions during the match. He was clear with it during the press conference that followed.
– It has been the right poppis among coaches in this playoffs to complain about things that happen on the ice, so I should take the opportunity: I think there are an incredible number of strange decisions and an incredible number of play -destroying elements at both ends of the plan. Most of all, I think Luleå is doing it. We don’t get anything paid for it. It is a horrible tripping at the end and terribly sad that there will be such consequences, he says according to Sportbladet.
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The old Färjestad icon refers to how Frölundas Roger Rönnberg53, and Timrås Olli Jokinen46, ended up in dispute after their recent struggle. Rönnberg then said that Jokinen had cried out at a press conference to get sympathies in the judicial corps.
– I’ll do the same today. I’ll cry the same way you did. Because it seems that they are listening. The respect we got tonight is not at the right level. Sure we have some bad discipline in some situations, but you can easily find 3-4 expulsions the other way. It’s bad that they look at the press conference, Rönnberg said.
Luleå coach’s attack against Jönsson
When Luleå’s assistant coach Henrik Stridh55, hears Jörgen Jönsson’s play against the judges, he laughs mockingly.
– It is popular to laugh, so Jörgen has to take that method and we will see if it gets better. “Bulan” could have been sitting here the day before yesterday and laughing when Larmi threw the club and we would have had a penalty in sudden. We didn’t, but this is Jörgen’s choice. He has to choose that path if he wants to, he says.
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Luleå now leads the quarterfinals series against Växjö by 3-1 and has the chance to decide at home on Friday.
– We haven’t won anything yet, says Henrik Stridh.
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