For several months now, we have been monitoring the KHL season very closely in Russia, since we follow the performances of a certain Ivan Demidov.
I like Bogdan Konyushkov, but it is not for him that the supporters of the Canadian follow the KHL as much.
The tricolor’s leading hope is playing a very important season for its development, and therefore, all supporters want to follow each of its presences and each of its protruding facts.
Unfortunately, at the start of the season, there were periods when the supporters of CH did not have much to put themselves in the tooth in terms of Ivan Demidov’s performance.
For what ?
Well, because his head coach, Roman Rotenberg, did not make him play at his true value, and kept him nailed to the bench more often than not.
Rotenberg had therefore quickly become one of the most hated men in Montreal, because he was greatly harming the progression and development of Demidov.
But ultimately, miraculously (#visitedekenthughesetcompe), Rotenberg has been using Demidov more for a few weeks, and that reports, while Demidov is on fire with 18 points to his last 13 games.
The relationship between Rotenberg and Demidov therefore seems to be in his best currently, even that Rotenberg defends his young player in the face of journalists’ criticism.
Indeed, after the 3-2 victory of Saint Petersburg ska against Salavat Yulaev yesterday, a journalist asked Rotenberg if he thought there had been a slowdown in the Demidov game, given that He had been more discreet in his last two games.
-Well, the Chief of Demidov’s head coach quickly defended his player by asking the journalist if he had watched the match.
Subsequently, Rotenberg continued to argue with the journalist to finally boast his young player in various ways.
He explained that for him, Demidov would become one of the best players in the world in the future, and that it is the kind of player who filled an arena, like that of Saint Petersburg.
Rotenberg then added it by sending an arrow to the journalists, explaining that it is not with journalists on the ice that the stands are filled.
In short, it is beautiful to see the unloved Rotenberg being positive instead of Demidov and to see him take his defense in this way in the face of criticism.
This may give confidence at Demidov to finish the season and also do well in the playoffs.
Burst
– The Rangers goalkeeper has replaced.
– Always as sad as a tragedy.
