Team Russia travels 6 washers in a row in a game against Sweden

Team Russia in the group phase of the 2012 World Cup against Sweden (7: 3) travels 6 washers in a row. 

By the middle of the second period the score was 3: 1 in favour of Tre Krunur, followed by the Russians during the 25 minutes has thrown 6 washers in gate Victor Fast.

Norway-Sweden match were sold to 7 thousand tickets

Of 10 thousand tickets to the 2012 World Cup match between Sweden and Norway (3: 1) before playing only 7 have been sold, according to Aftonbladet. 

“You saw what the atmosphere was at the stadium? For the national team of Norway hurt more people than for the masters”, - said publication of the Swedish sports commentator Lasse Granqvist. 

According to the official website of the IIHF, the game Sweden-Norway was 7770 people. At the same time at the first home game against Finland, v. Belarus (1: 0) came 12534 human.

Saab files for bankruptcy protection. What's next?

The soap opera that has become Swedish automaker Saab, continues to unravel. The automaker is expected in bankruptcy court today in Sweden where it will find if they are shielded from creditors while a buyer for the company is found.

General Motors, former owner of Saab until their own bankruptcy let them shed the automaker, has been blocking the potential sale of Saab to a Chinese automaker. GM's basis is because they do not want the sharing of GMs platform technology with another competitor that could potentially undercut them in the Chinese market that GM has seen huge success with. And unfortunately, Saab depends on GM's help in that are in order to be able to build cars or at least until Saab has the funds to develop their own technology again. And that really isn't going to happen any time soon.

All the while dealers in the US and around the world have been patiently awaiting cars to be able to sell to customers, and with each passing day, its looking less and less likely they'll see them. So is this the swansong for Saab? Unfortunately it looks like it may very well be. I have always been a fan of the brand and would hate to see them go away, but I think the time has come to envision a world without new Saabs.