Winnipegiläistoimittajat hurried Patrik Laine’s office, when a Young Lion was surprised the Canadian hockey under a 20-year-olds to the world cup quarterfinals.Patrik Laine had to stir in the middle of the under 18-year-olds in the national team. zumawire.com/mvphotos
Laineelta was asked whether he acknowledged the match result canadian team mates.
– I’m not going to do anything. They know he has lost, Laine said Winnipeg Free Press.
Background loud rose Andrew Copp and Jack Roslovic , which, of course, rely on the U.S. opportunities.
Laine believes that the results are still the Jets american duo to be quiet.
– We’re gonna win the USA, don’t worry, Finnish napautti back.
Individuals in the center
Laine, 20, is a Finland-reel the rise, the most visible manifestation. Confident the paint cannon, which differs from the traditional team-player mold.
– at Home to focus more on individuals, the team instead. Players are given be ourselves. They become good when they are given such as they are, Laine sums up the Finnish hockey player production progress of the key points.
Laine rose the whole people’s consciousness three years ago in Helsinki, held the youth championships tournament, where he starred in the Young Lion’s first line, Jesse Puljujärven and Sebastian Aho .
before That, Laine stump fame kohupelaajan, which was sent to the home under the age of 18 years the national team from the tournament behavior. The coach yelled at and middle finger waving the layout does not seem to understand the team management and the union.
Laine says he lost his temper because she was being chained too tightly to the game of role.
It wasn’t cool in junior in my time. I was not allowed to be different. I was not allowed to be the scorer, he explained.
Problem
the Young Patrik deep wave in it had their own views of the best avuistaan team he wasn’t afraid to say it out loud.
I had a lot of problems with a number of coaches with it, but things are going pretty well. I’m ok here, Laine chuckled the current position in the NHL-stars.
Here I had a little listen to the coaches.
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