It should be impossible to come to Court and take the points

the island of Djurgården had no less than eight players in the Three Crowns that played Channel One cup in Moscow. For the players who were left at home, it meant tougher trainings.

" It was a very tough week for those who were at home. It will be pretty much kampträningar one-on-one, and ice skating, it will be not so much of the gaming system, the power play or four against five, describes the Dif-coach Robert Ohlsson week.

– It is well both. I am thrilled and proud to have been selected to play in the Three Crowns, but there are always things you want to rub on when the guys are at home.

At Tuesday's workout was all the players, except for Jonathan Davidsson, on the spot again. Ron dean's involvement in the game against HV71 is uncertain.

the injured players back for the match on Wednesday night.

the Slopes of Bobo Peterson and David Bernhard, who had had concussions playing and Dick Axelsson is back. Also, Petteri Wirtanen is back.

" It's fun, then it becomes free-for-all if sites all of a sudden. From having had quite a lot of damage and be a little thin so we'll have a competitive situation and it always helps a team.

– On december 26, he'll be back.

From that have been in the top of the table has the island of Djurgården in the day, tumbled down to seventh place, two points behind Frölunda but with two matches less played. Up to serieledande Luleå, it is seven points.

Robert Ohlsson admits that the game was hacked at the end and count up to three reasons.

– A, we have begun to take very much the expulsions at the end. Two, I don't think we have the same efficiency in the five against the four we had before. Three, I think we have high peaks, but we have dippat a little bit, so we need to be a little more stable and raise our minimum a bit.

" We have not had that feeling in years that it was almost impossible to get to the Court and take the points. So the feeling we need to get back also.

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