Former Zenit coach confused with Russian spy 08:41

Vlastimil Petrzhela, former coach of the St. Petersburg football club “Zenith”, said that he was mistaken for a Russian spy for criticizing the statements of hockey goalkeeper Dominik Hasek, who opposed the playing of Russian hockey players in his native Czech Republic. In the National Hockey League (NHL), transmits. RIA Novosti.

“I once said that I was thinking about Hasek. That’s why they thought I was a Russian spy in the Czech Republic. Everything Hasek says about Russia is abnormal. In the Czech Republic, some support his idea, others less so,” Petrzela said.

Petrzhela headed the club from the banks of the Neva from 2003 to 2006. Together with the St. Petersburg club, he became the silver medalist of the Russian Premier League (RPL) in 2003. The champion of that season was Moscow CSKA, and Kazan Rubin closed the top three. After leaving Zenit, Petrzhela coached Azerbaijan Neftchi, as well as a number of Slovak and Czech clubs.

Hasek previously stated: regrets Due to the participation of Russian athletes in the Olympics.

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Source: Gazeta

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