Miikka Muurinen cruised outside the game

Finland–Belgium 78–75 (34–37).

Playing basketball a Finnish teen favorite Miikka Muurinen18, earned the loudest cheers despite playing just eight minutes in a World Cup qualifier against Belgium in Espoo on Sunday.

The more than 210-centimeter carcass popped up for a handsome dunk, which remained his only game-situation basket.

However, Vaisu’s performance did not affect the popularity after the match. Muurinen ran away from the parquet quickly but was forced to return to the audience. So many children were screaming his name.

So “Skinny Jesus” made almost a complete lap around the arena, and the fans ate out of his hand. Autographs could have been distributed until the night.

The round remained 95 percent, because he did not arrive at the media corner but left in the cloakroom, despite numerous interview requests.

At the same time, many other wolf gang members had rushed to the stands to celebrate the victory with their loved ones.

From the wall has not been able to interview since Yle received from him confirmation on Tuesday to the fact that the super promise will not continue in the giant club Partizan Belgrade.

The Finn’s club minutes disappeared into non-existence when the head coach changed in Partizan.

The lack of playing was visible in the qualifying matches in Belgium, where Muurinen was far from his summer EC condition.

The chief commander of the wolf gang Lassi from Tuov there were still praises for the young man’s contribution on Sunday, which can be summed up in a short moment.

“It was a pretty important minute for us at that point. There was a lot of noise in the arena.”

By the way, Muurinen sailed outside the game, for which Tuovi took responsibility.

“We (coaches) have to look in the mirror. When you haven’t played for a long time, you should try to keep it as simple as possible.”

“On the other hand, here it is [karsinta]the problem with the windows, when we can’t practice with these fives, when someone comes from the Euroleague game shortly before. This sounds like an explanation, but Miika’s strength was in the European Championships, when he always knew the five, where he could play and shine.”