Amur coach Andrievsky: Severstal wanted the win more
Amur head coach Alexander Andrievsky said his team only began to play after the second goal in the 1-4 KHL loss to Severstal, and that no one will be sent to the VHL.
Amur head coach Alexander Andrievsky said his team only woke up after conceding a second goal against Severstal in the KHL.
The coach said, "The opponent came out more charged up, and it felt as if they wanted the win more. Unfortunately, we only started playing after going 2-0 down. There were moments to save the game and take it to overtime, but it is what it is."
Alexei Kruchinin is joining Amur, and the coach was asked whether Maxim Krovyakov would keep getting chances or be sent down to the VHL.
He said, "How it goes from here, time will tell. It will all depend on the players: whoever is better prepared will play. So far there has been no thought of sending anyone to the VHL. We are working as a unit, and the championship has only just started. Everyone will get a chance."
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