talkinaway
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Attention Habs fans:
Please be in your seats promptly at 7:00 opening day of the 2016-7 season for the ceremony to welcome back head coach Claude Julien.
Puck drop will be at approximately 9 PM.
If the Bs don't make the playoffs then he should be done here. Coaches have a shelf-life and it is a result based business. Give him an elite D core to work with and he is an elite coach, give him a poor D core to work with and he is a very, very poor coach.
Give the job to Cassidy.
If the Bs don't make the playoffs then he should be done here. Coaches have a shelf-life and it is a result based business. Give him an elite D core to work with and he is an elite coach, give him a poor D core to work with and he is a very, very poor coach.
Give the job to Cassidy.
Recent collapse or not, I'm not so sure there are many NHL coaches who could have pulled this seasons results out of this team. I'm certain there are no "very, very poor" coaches that could.
I've seen a lot of people claim the bruins players just don't care. If that's true that's the most damning criticism of Claude possible, because if they're not going to go out there and fight, they're not willing to go out there and fight for him.
Ultimately in an pro team sport (except maybe the NBA) the coach/manager is the number one leader in the locker room, and is responsible for getting the players to perform and how they perform.
If the room really is in **** it mode, that's definitely a reflection on the coach.
Mr. 1-3-1 that lost him Game 7?
Now Haggs definitely has an agenda.
I don't think he has the chops to clarify it though.
Huh, huh huh, you said "chops".
I'm so sick of hearing this from the Julien supporters.
What exactly did Claude do to pull the results out of this team. Outside of a few teams I see a very weak Eastern Conference and what was a fairly easy front end of the schedule. I see no reason with the offensive talent and a very good netminder that this team couldn't be a playoff team regardless of the young transitioning players and the undermanned D. I believe the notion that this team would be much worse w/o Claude a myth.
This irrational fear about where Julien would end up should Boston fire him needs to stop. If he's not the right guy for the rebuild that's happening here, then it doesn't matter where he goes or how quickly he gets a job. Besides, with the intimate knowledge the players here have of his system, they should be able to exploit tendencies and facets of that system to their advantage. Fear of where he'd go should never be a factor in retaining or firing a coach.
I read a little of the article. Its like Julien porked Erik Wilbur's old lady before he wrote it.
Attention Habs fans:
Please be in your seats promptly at 7:00 opening day of the 2016-7 season for the ceremony to welcome back head coach Claude Julien.
Puck drop will be at approximately 9 PM.
the Bruins-Habs rivalry needs a bump and this will do it.
The best part of Claude going to Montreal is the Civil War it will create on the Bruins board.
OK, I'll bite.
You tell me how many teams in the League that you would NOT trade our D for their D straight up. If you're honest, there will be very few.
Our D is that bad in terms of 1-6 balance (yes, we have lots of serviceable 4, 5, 6, 7 guys).
Then tell me how many Coaches would get you top 5 goals for without scorched earth goals against.
Bottom line is we've scored more than enough to make PO's and limited the damage that a full season of that D could do. We've just crapped the bed for the past 10 games and that is on the players -- not the coach or the system (I'm beginning to had that frigging word).
As long as he plays Barberio in the shoot out before Plekanec and Galchenyuk.
Its going to be hell on earth when Julien coaches Carey Price against us for a 7-8 years. Let that sink in for a bit.
Sacco will exploit Claude's system