Michal Neuvirth sat down for a chat with the NHL Players Association late in the 2010-2011 season.
Plus a bonus video - a Czech reporter interviewed Neuvy in the dressing room following the Caps' 5-1 win over the Devils on Dec. 21. I've no idea what's being said as it's all in Czech, but I thought it was kinda neat.
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EmilyB
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Great contrast in his hearing his drone, monotone English interview versus his very animated and lively one in Czech. Plus I love how a teammate (?) pats his face while he’s trying to give the interview in the locker room. Yeah, they hate him.
"I remembered when he said that and I kind of looked at him during the warm up and told myself that I got to shut these guys out tonight." - Michal Neuvirth, 02.06.11.
yeah, if I heard the interview in Czech I would never have guessed it was Neurvirth… sounds like a different person talking.
Warning: I started watching hockey in 2007. So, yeah.
by Laich Button on Jun 30, 2011 10:15 PM EDT up reply actions
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