Former Russian national team player Maxim Sushinsky said that the KHL should get out of control of the Russian Hockey Federation so that there would be no such situations as with goalkeeper Ivan Fedotov.
"Well, how could our federation go against the International Ice Hockey Federation? In this sense, everything is clear. If you break off relations with the IIHF, then you need to break up. And it is best to divide the powers of the KHL and the FHR. This is reported by https://edu15.ru
Let it be two structures that are not related to each other. Here is the optimal solution to the issue, in my opinion.
That is, the KHL leaves the influence of the FHR and becomes like the NHL, which does not obey any federations? Yes, that's right. The NHL is an independent league, no federations decree it. It is played with doping, in a rainbow form. They decide for themselves what can and cannot be done.
Ivan needs to play hockey. This is the main business of his life, because he does not know how to earn money in any other way yet. He needs to feed himself and everyone else. Just who to play for? That's a difficult question.
Should I run to Philadelphia, since she has the rights to the goalkeeper? I think he would have run away there long ago if he wanted to. Now Ivan needs to go with the flow and prove with his game that he is capable of performing at a high level. After all, I missed a year, I lost my form," Sushinsky said in an interview with RB Sport.
Earlier, the former head coach of the Russian national team Vyacheslav Bykov appreciated the decision of the FHR to allow CSKA goalkeeper Ivan Fedotov to the KHL games only from January 1, 2023.
"Well, how could our federation go against the International Ice Hockey Federation? In this sense, everything is clear. If you break off relations with the IIHF, then you need to break up. And it is best to divide the powers of the KHL and the FHR. This is reported by https://edu15.ru
Let it be two structures that are not related to each other. Here is the optimal solution to the issue, in my opinion.
That is, the KHL leaves the influence of the FHR and becomes like the NHL, which does not obey any federations? Yes, that's right. The NHL is an independent league, no federations decree it. It is played with doping, in a rainbow form. They decide for themselves what can and cannot be done.
Ivan needs to play hockey. This is the main business of his life, because he does not know how to earn money in any other way yet. He needs to feed himself and everyone else. Just who to play for? That's a difficult question.
Should I run to Philadelphia, since she has the rights to the goalkeeper? I think he would have run away there long ago if he wanted to. Now Ivan needs to go with the flow and prove with his game that he is capable of performing at a high level. After all, I missed a year, I lost my form," Sushinsky said in an interview with RB Sport.
Earlier, the former head coach of the Russian national team Vyacheslav Bykov appreciated the decision of the FHR to allow CSKA goalkeeper Ivan Fedotov to the KHL games only from January 1, 2023.
Former Russian national team player Maxim Sushinsky said that the KHL should get out of control of the Russian Hockey Federation so that there would be no such situations as with goalkeeper Ivan Fedotov.
"Well, how could our federation go against the International Ice Hockey Federation? In this sense, everything is clear. If you break off relations with the IIHF, then you need to break up. And it is best to divide the powers of the KHL and the FHR. This is reported by https://edu15.ru
Let it be two structures that are not related to each other. Here is the optimal solution to the issue, in my opinion.
That is, the KHL leaves the influence of the FHR and becomes like the NHL, which does not obey any federations? Yes, that's right. The NHL is an independent league, no federations decree it. It is played with doping, in a rainbow form. They decide for themselves what can and cannot be done.
Ivan needs to play hockey. This is the main business of his life, because he does not know how to earn money in any other way yet. He needs to feed himself and everyone else. Just who to play for? That's a difficult question.
Should I run to Philadelphia, since she has the rights to the goalkeeper? I think he would have run away there long ago if he wanted to. Now Ivan needs to go with the flow and prove with his game that he is capable of performing at a high level. After all, I missed a year, I lost my form," Sushinsky said in an interview with RB Sport.
Earlier, the former head coach of the Russian national team Vyacheslav Bykov appreciated the decision of the FHR to allow CSKA goalkeeper Ivan Fedotov to the KHL games only from January 1, 2023.
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