Patrick Roy harshly criticizes QMJHL officiating and hockey in general

Patrick Roy spoke with Guillaume Piedboeuf of Radio-Canada, and the topic of arbitration in the QMJHL was discussed.

According to Casseau, he describes his attitude last Saturday as "baby lala", as he fell solidly into the trap. Nevertheless, he had some criticisms to make about the officiating.

Roy deplores the lack of communication between the league and the teams at this level and believes that standards should be raised. Many other head coaches in the league feel the same way.

The famous number 33 went on to say that there are too many grey areas. Players should adjust to the rules and the referees, not the other way around. Whether there is a minute left in the game or we are in the playoffs, penalties should be called.

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