Andrievsky: Amur's Power Play Still Lacks Cohesion
Amur's head coach admitted there's no quick fix for the team's struggling man advantage after a 2:4 road loss to Metallurg in the KHL.
Alexander Andrievsky, head coach of Amur, said the team's power play still lacks cohesion after a 2:4 defeat away to Metallurg in the Fonbet KHL Championship.
Asked why the man advantage has struggled, he was blunt about the lack of an easy fix.
He pointed to a wider problem in that match: too many players tried to do too much on their own rather than sticking to a structure. "Everyone was trying to do it alone, trying to drag the team forward," he said. "We lacked cohesion on the man advantage".
Andrievsky also updated the injury list. The power play’s struggles date back to pre-season. His message is patience, not alarm. The personnel is ready; it just needs time to gel.
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