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Demands Larsson's Resignation: "It's Not Fun to Get Criticism"

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The voices that the chairman of the Swedish Ice Hockey Association, Anders Larsson, should resign are increasing. At the same time, the Gävlesonen is receiving support from the Gästrikland Ice Hockey Association. – I am a human being just like everyone else. It is not fun to receive criticism and it stings in some way, says Larsson to Swedish Radio's Studio 1.

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Sweden's actions in the Russia issue have aroused strong emotions. In some quarters, voices are being raised demanding the resignation of Chairman Anders Larsson. But those who decide the issue remain on his side, according to a survey conducted by Expressen. - There is very, very strong confidence in Anders and the entire board's work in general, says the chairman of the nomination committee, Anders Zetterström.

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Sweden was slow to boycott Russia. Now the Hockey Supporters Union has had enough of Sif's chairman Anders Larsson. "The trust is gone," writes HSU in a press release.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Niklas Wikegård lashes out at the chairman of the Swedish Ice Hockey Association, Anders Larsson, and demands his resignation after the handling of Russia's World Cup qualification.

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The voices that the chairman of the Swedish Ice Hockey Association, Anders Larsson, should resign are increasing. At the same time, the Gävlesonen is receiving support from the Gästrikland Ice Hockey Association. – I am a human being just like everyone else. It is not fun to receive criticism and it stings in some way, says Larsson to Swedish Radio's Studio 1.

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Aftonbladet broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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