This is a matter of language. In Russian, it's written as "belarusy," and in Belarusian, it's "belarusy." Forcing those who write in Russian to write "belarusy" is like forcing people to write the word "Chinese" in hieroglyphs.
Regarding the topic. Our team did well, of course. But the game while playing with fewer players showed that this aspect needs work. There's still time before the playoffs, and I think the coaches will take this into account.
And also, for the second World Championship in a row, our NHL superstars are surprising me. Ovechkin, Kovalchuk... two of the best snipers in the NHL, but they can't score for the national team. What's going on? Are they being forced to play in an unfamiliar style? We expect a miracle from them every year, but the leaders of the national team are players from the Russian championship. Morozov is great!
The Czechs don't have this problem; if Elias is an NHL superstar, he's also a leader on the national team. And if you remember what Gretzky, Lemieux, Yzerman, Messier, and Sakic did at the World Championships in their time, it becomes even more confusing.
By the way, Dallas won against San Jose. We're waiting for Nabokov.
These Belarusians of ours... how could they lose to the Swiss??!! Now they'll have to play without points again... But the Slovaks performed even worse.
Прошу прощения у Arandor-а. Я слишком резко отреагировал. Просто очень люблю спорт. Извини...[/SIZE]