Good morning, hockey fans!
Let’s delve into what’s gone in British ice hockey and help ease you into your day wherever you’re going or whatever you’re up to.
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Nottingham Panthers took victory in a 4-1 win over Milton Keynes Lightning and Panthers assistant coach Rick Strachan was satisfied without being pleased as he shared his thoughts, while Lightning player-coach Tim Wallace saw positives despite the loss at the Motorpoint Arena:
Reaction from both coaches in Glasgow after Cardiff Devils survived to win 4-3 in the first leg of their quarter final and while Clan coach Pete Russell was pleased by his team’s display, it was a bittersweet feeling for Devils counterpart Andrew Lord:
In Dundee, Belfast Giants coach Adam Keefe was pleased to get the job done in Dundee as his team took an impressive 8-0 away win to set them up nicely in their Challenge Cup quarter final tie:
Dundee Stars coach Omar Pacha couldn’t his disappointment as he witnessed his team blown away by current holders Belfast Giants in the Challenge Cup:
Fife Flyers are gearing up for the festive season as they announce their annual toy appeal, taking place in their forthcoming game against Guildford Flames: (Fife Flyers)
Coventry Blaze are running the latest vote on their Blaze Legends series, this time going back to the first EIHL season in 2003/04: (Coventry Blaze)
Sheffield Steelers forward Justin Buzzeo understands where his coach Tom Barrasso is coming from and has backed his philosophy: (Sheffield Steelers)
