7"He's throwing dirt on our country. Scoundrel!" The Olympic champion from Russia threw a tantrum because of the words of a world sports legend in support of Ukraine
Bykov attacked Hašek.
The former head coach of the Russian national hockey team, Vyacheslav Bykov, threw a tantrum over legendary goaltender Dominik Hašek's demand that Russia pay reparations to Ukraine. The two-time Olympic champion called the two-time Stanley Cup winner a scoundrel for his position on the aggressor country.
Bykov said this in an interview with Sport24. The winner of the World Championships as a coach of the Russian national team demanded that a friend of Ukraine should not be allowed to speak about the war against our country and insultingly called for no comment on Hašek's words.
Vyacheslav Bykov
Source: Sportbox
Hašek with the award of a friend of Ukraine.
Source: screenshot of Dominik Hašek's Twitter video
"He should be banned - not allowed to speak in the press and not respond to his provocative interviews. I will not comment on the dirt he is throwing at our guys and our country! He is engaged in self-promotion and we should not give him a platform for it. No one in his country is probably interested in him anymore. And he is trying to draw attention to himself with his Russophobic position. He is a scoundrel! Silence to his antics will only make him angrier. And people burn themselves with aggression," Bykov said.
Legends of Russian hockey wi...
Source: TASS
Earlier, Hašek said that Russians have no right to play in international tournaments "until they leave Ukraine and put Putin on trial." For this, CSKA's honorary president Boris Mikhailov attacked the Czech with insults.
It is worth noting that Hašek has consistently spoken out in support of Ukraine. After a trip to Kyiv and Kharkiv last summer, he recorded a video message to Ukrainians, wishing them to "drive the Russian sh*t away."
Hašek in Borodyanka.
Source: Sport.ua
As OBOZ.UA previously reported, Dominik Hašek was accused of hypocrisy after taking part in the opening ceremony of a National Hockey League match. In response, the former goalkeeper apologized for this step and called it a mistake.
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