"Children can read his nonsense": former Ukrainian national team coach disgraced himself by praising Russia and insulting Europeans

The former head coach of the Ukrainian national hockey team, Andriy Nazarov, has once again spoken disparagingly of Europeans. The native of Chelyabinsk called the EuroTour miserable against the backdrop of the Channel One Cup, for which he was instantly ridiculed by Russian fans.

"You know, compared to the miserable, abandoned and simply unnecessary Euro Tour with the Finns among the participants, the Channel One Cup looks grandiose, watched by our entire multi-million country, the entire 150 million audience. Everyone has long since forgotten about the European Tour, but the Russian tournament is right in front of our eyes. By the way, the Finns have once again closed their borders with Russia, so let them play all their matches behind the fence. Meanwhile, the Russia-25 team has two big and interesting international matches ahead with the national teams of Belarus and Kazakhstan," the hockey coach told Championat.com.

Readers of the Sports.ru website laughed outright at Nazarov's words. They advised him to try to watch the Russia-25 matches on TV, but immediately warned him that they were simply not shown.

"And 500 spectators in the stands. I never dreamed of a European tour", "Nazarov, you promised that a country of millions would sit down to watch hockey after the straight line, but it wasn't even shown", "Rotenberg's lost brother", "I watched especially yesterday when the stands were empty", "I would tell the country where to watch these matches of the Channel One tournament", "Nazarov is sick and very seriously. Journalists are not allowed to quote him. Children can read his nonsense", "Hold the drug addict!" - people write in the comments.

As OBOZ.UA previously reported, the head coach of the Russia-25 team Roman Rotenberg said that the Chinese team had refused to participate in the Channel One Cup.

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