Ice hockey games last 60 minutes?
Are you kidding me? Are you serious when you say that.
There is also overtime, and often the penalty shoot-out.
And sometimes even an aftermath at the green table.
For example after the Bayernliga game between ESC Dorfen and EHC Königsbrunn.
The Swabians complain that the regular playing time should not have lasted 60 minutes, but 60 minutes and three or four seconds.
Dorfen / Königsbrunn
- Let's go back to last Sunday.
A second before the final siren, Bastian Rosenkranz scored the 3: 3 equalizer.
Tomas Vrba made the Dorfen success perfect with his goal in the penalty shootout.
Will it stay that way? The people of Königsbrunn have lodged a complaint with the association. In your opinion, things should not have been right with the time decrease. At least that's what EHC chairman Tim Bertele said to the Augsburger Stadtzeitung, which quoted him as follows: “We already complained during the game that the clock was started three to four seconds too late. Accordingly, the hit would have fallen after regular time. The video recording clearly proves this. ”That is why the EHC turned to the association. Bertele continues: “It's a mess that such unsportsmanlike behavior still takes place in the Bayernliga. I am extremely disappointed with the ESC Dorfen. "
Dorfens ice hockey boss Manfred Detterbeck described the allegations as "completely unfounded".
He was amazed at the reaction from Koenigsbrunn.
At the press conference immediately after the game there was no talk of it.
"The opposing trainer even congratulated us on our victory." However, according to Detterbeck, after the press conference he noticed on the way to the dressing room that the EHC was making a report.
But Detterbeck is convinced that the complaint won't even make it to the sports court.
“That was a factual decision.
I assume that nothing will come from the association anymore. "Of course, the ESC also issued a statement."
He is completely convinced "that everything went normally". Detterbeck is annoyed that the timekeeper is accused of deliberately turning the clock. “In practice, the referee and the linesmen watch the clock very carefully in the last 20 seconds.” Referee Christoph Ober managed the game excellently. In addition, a referee observer was also on site. "I can't imagine that none of them would have noticed a mistake in the timekeeping." Detterbeck assures that a good relationship with all Bayern League teams is very important to the ice pirates. “And I can also put myself in the shoes of the Königsbrunn. Conceding the goal in the last second is annoying.But they could have won the game in extra time or in the penalty shootout. "
The verbal attack already annoys him, Detterbeck lets through.
He recalls a game of the ESC two years ago in Königsbrunn, which had to be canceled due to a problem with the ice making.
“At that time we could have done a lot of trouble because we then had to travel again and had an additional 600 euro bus cost.
But we didn't do that. "