Indeed, the young Slovak is undisciplined, but he doesn't help himself by putting himself in the spotlight. According to Jonathan Bernier, "he needs to learn to shut up."
It's certain that word gets around among the referees. When a player starts to get a reputation for always complaining to them, he inevitably attracts negativity. The referees will also be on his case, and they won't miss anything.
The moral of the story is that he needs to learn to manage his emotions and gain experience before criticizing them. It doesn't have the same meaning for officials if, for example, David Savard talks to them compared to when Slaf does. He has to wait until he has a certain notoriety.
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29 FEVRIER | 438 ANSWERS Shocking Statement: Juraj Slafkovsky has a lot of work to do in a very specific aspect Are you impressed by Slaf's progression since the beginning of the season? | ||
Yes | 389 | 88.8 % |
No | 49 | 11.2 % |
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