Vsetín Captain Slováček: Friends Have Left. The Cut Was Inevitable, It’s a Business
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- Ondřej Slováček has become captain of Robe Vsetín’s men’s team for the first time.
- The Vsetín-born player grew up during the club’s championship era and described the captaincy as a personal goal he can now cross off.
Ondřej Slováček was born in Vsetín 31 years ago and learned hockey there. Now he has received the captain’s “C” for the first time on the jersey of the city’s men’s team, Robe Vsetín.
“I grew up during the championship era. It was one of my smaller dreams, and now I can cross it off,” Slováček said.
The supplied article headline also reflects his view that departures among friends and teammates were to be expected because professional hockey is a business.
I grew up during the championship era. It was one of my smaller dreams, and now I can cross it off.
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Originally published by iDNES in Czech. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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