Captain David Buc: I believe that the Capitals will return stronger – ŠPORT.sk

The people of Bratislava have not yet voted for the transnational competition, but they don’t finish season

The Capitals are not voting for the competition yet, they would like to continue it next season. So far, however, they see no other way out of the difficult situation. “Due to the tragic events that have hit our club in recent days, the club’s management immediately met in order to resolve the urgent issue, as is the case with the operation of Bratislava Capitals in the supranational ICE HL.

The decision was not easy, but after careful consideration of all the facts, the club decided to ask the ICE HL management to suspend the participation of the Bratislava Capitals in the next matches of this season. The club has decided not to play the league this season, but it is not voting for the league. We will be waiting for feedback from the league management, “ it is written in a statement that the club published on its social networks.

EXTREME BURDEN ON PSYCHICS

Bratislava was hit by two tragic reports last week. On Friday, October 29, forward Boris Sádecký collapsed on the ice of the Austrian Dornbirn at the end of the first third of the match. He was taken in serious condition to a hospital in Innsbruck, Austria, where he finally died of heart failure on Wednesday, November 3, at the age of 24. Two days later, the vice president and general director of the club, Dušan Pašek Jr., also committed suicide.

“For the time being, we thank our players for their efforts so far and their hockey hearts, which they have left on the ice in every single match. We believe that the fans will understand this decision and support us in this difficult time, “ stated in the opinion of the management of the Capitals.

The president of the club, Ivo Ďurkovič, met with the implementation team and the players yesterday at 7 pm during training at the Ondrej Nepel Ice Stadium. “He told us it would be better for everyone to end this season. The two tragedies that have taken place are an extreme psychological burden on our heads, and each of us is aware of this. It would not be easy to wear a Capitals jersey and at the same time remember Boris or Dušan. The owner saw us in the overhaul against Villach last week that it was not us, “ said defender Martin Chovan after our meeting after our meeting, who also vehemently refuted the information that some of the club’s legionaries would no longer be in Slovakia: “There was a 100% participation of the players and the whole team in the meeting with the management.”

Captain Dávid Buc also described the difficult situation in the club. “We had a team meeting with the boys about whether or not we were able to play. Some suggested that they could not continue the club. From the position of captain and senior player, I said that it could strengthen us, unite us and put us together. We believed that we would play, but the decision of the management must be respected. She explained it very wisely. The capitals may be gaining momentum now, and I believe they will return even stronger and prosper. ”

PLAYERS WILL NOT END WITHOUT MONEY

The club gave players the opportunity to look for a new place of work. “If some of us fail to do so, they have a promise from the owner that they will receive everything paid as agreed on the paper until the end of the contract. I have no reason not to believe it, because the club worked professionally and we were properly taken care of, “ added Martin Chovan, who does not know what his next steps will be.

“It’s all just a few hours old. I have a wife, a child, I’m graduating from college, and I have to consider it all responsibly. I don’t want to quit hockey yet, “ said the 35-year-old defender, who was on the team during both seasons Capitals in the multinational ICE HL.