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I'm sure he had plenty of nice things to say over the course of that year. He also had some cringe worthy moments.
I get the sense that you're still annoyed at me and trying to prove me wrong lol but I'll support what I said with a link. Give me a minute to dig it up.
Haha naw, I was legitimately curious. In fact I was kind of hesitant asking you because I didn't want it to come off that way. That's why I went looking myself but was only able to find that nice quote I linked earlier.
This has the Weight quote but not the original link I saw with more examples of what made him unpopular in the Blues dressing room at times:
http://vancouver.24hrs.ca/2013/07/2...says-he-was-misunderstood-during-blues-tenure
Good find Throttlehead. Not the one I was looking for but just as good:
http://www.coppernblue.com/2013/7/23/4550920/david-perrons-troubling-lack-of-professionalism
Thanks for the links (thank you as well Throttlehead).
Sounds like it wasn't too inflammatory, just a young kid not being careful enough with the media.
Asked during his first Blues’ development camp what he planned to work on upon returning to juniors, Perron indicated that he would make the NHL roster.
A first-round pick telling the media (and fans) that he intends on making the roster as a rookie is unheard of. It demonstrates an arrogance of enormous proportions and should have been a tell to Blues management - danger ahead.
Lol I'm surprised the writer is so rattled by this quote. I don't really see that as a bad thing, confidence is huge in sports. Good on the kid imo. (and didn't he end up making the team anyways, so he was in fact correct)