Three TEFI statuettes, a government award for the best writing journalist and a medal “For Military Merit”. Rescue expedition in Antarctica and war in Africa. The struggle for survival on a desert island and an unusual circumnavigation. And also studying in America, working in the NHL with a legendary coach and living on the street named after his grandfather. He went through 15 Olympiads, commented on the matches of 13 World and European Football Championships on Channel One. He made historic overseas tours with the Dynamo and CSKA hockey clubs. He published a ship's newspaper and the country's first color football magazine. He worked as a press attaché for the Russian football team and as a simultaneous interpreter at 50 congresses of the International Hockey Federation. And one day he became a “Russian penguin.” All this is one person: Viktor Gusev. And his book is not only about hockey and football. It's about ice broken on the way to a goal, and about a field of life full of incredible events. And it's also very funny...