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it wouldnt make sense to hire the GM first, and his boss second...Im just saying if Gorton was not gonna be a GM for atleast the first 2-3 years , They would have chosen another GM first.
it wouldnt make sense to hire the GM first, and his boss second...Im just saying if Gorton was not gonna be a GM for atleast the first 2-3 years , They would have chosen another GM first.
It would if Molson stayed with the same position. He's called the VP but we all know he's the GM in Molson mind's. the GM will probably be for a while just a french puppet so media will shut it up.it wouldnt make sense to hire the GM first, and his boss second...
Molson is this evil mastermind now... my my!It would if Molson stayed with the same position. He's called the VP but we all know he's the GM in Molson mind's. the GM will probably be for a while just a french puppet so media will shut it up.
You just don't get what im saying.Molson is this evil mastermind now... my my!
It would if Molson stayed with the same position. He's called the VP but we all know he's the GM in Molson mind's. the GM will probably be for a while just a french puppet so media will shut it up.
Don't think it's gonna be a yes man , but it's gonna be someone with atleast some experience in the nhl and who's not ran by emotions. A.K.A not Darche or Roy. Same goes for Brière no experience at all in the AHL nor the NHL.I very much doubt Gorton would want to surround himself with a yes-man, based on what is being said about him. It’s to his advantage and for the benefit of the organization that the GM be someone who is highly competent and can defend an opposing viewpoint when the situation arises. I think the whole puppet thing demeans Gorton before he has even been given a chance to show how he’ll exercise his functions.
Don't think it's gonna be a yes man , but it's gonna be someone with atleast some experience in the nhl and who's not ran by emotions. A.K.A not Darche or Roy. Same goes for Brière no experience at all in the AHL nor the NHL.
Tonight he watched the AHL team , tomorrow he will watch the NHL team. After that he will make some move up and move down and they will probably start doing questions with Molson and people who are interested will be interviewed , I think We will have a GM before Mid JanuaryMight be someone who will have to be groomed — I think it also depends on when he pulls the trigger. I believe that typically, there is a better slate of candidates in the off season. Will he wait that long?
no no, I get it.You just don't get what im saying.
not a dumbass but he will not be taking the big decisions by himself for atleast 3 years. He will have his opinion for moves but at the end Gorton will be the one saying yes or no for those 3 years and that's something the ORG won't say to the media.no no, I get it.
Gorton is not really the team Pres, he is actually the GM. the guy that will be hired as GM is a dumbass who will pretend to be the GM to fool the medias, medias who will not realise all the decisions are being made by the same person all the time.
actually, if you're looking for some experience in the NHL and not too emotionnal, Darche fits the bill.Don't think it's gonna be a yes man , but it's gonna be someone with atleast some experience in the nhl and who's not ran by emotions. A.K.A not Darche or Roy. Same goes for Brière no experience at all in the AHL nor the NHL.
The GM that Gorton will hire , will be in reality ''AGM'' for a while atleast until the AGM in question is ready while Gorton will look at him go. Im sure Gorton will probably get 2-3 more people to surround them.
So what you're saying is, the guy who will be interviewed are better off keeping their actual job.not a dumbass but he will not be taking the big decisions by himself for atleast 3 years. He will have his opinion for moves but at the end Gorton will be the one saying yes or no for those 3 years and that's something the ORG won't say to the media.
Tonight he watched the AHL team , tomorrow he will watch the NHL team. After that he will make some move up and move down and they will probably start doing questions with Molson and people who are interested will be interviewed , I think We will have a GM before Mid January
I don't know if you are french canadian but if you watched Darche at l'antichambre , he is alot emotional. He's also a big lover of Carey Price and called him his friend. If he ever gets the job he needs to realize that Carey Price might have to be traded. I just hope we find a darkhorse as a new GM , a guy barely people named yet.actually, if you're looking for some experience in the NHL and not too emotionnal, Darche fits the bill.
Ya they are media talking about 24/7 about habs and the same media who said that Bergevin was a great GM and he was not the problem before he got fired. Those lovely media who licked Bergevin boots for a decade and can't ask real questions.So what you're saying is, the guy who will be interviewed are better off keeping their actual job.
as for the org not saying it to the medias, come on mate! there's TV/radio channels who are pretty much talking Habs 24/7 so yeah...
Indeed the earlier the better but they need to interview really anyone.It would be ideal that the right individual be found early so that the scouting contingents can then get their overhaul way ahead of the trading deadline and the draft. I’m assuming that scouting improvements will happen after the new GM is named.
Indeed the earlier the better but they need to interview really anyone.
But god I would make a pitch for Madden JR as a head scout and throw money at him. Name him Head scout and assistant GM and let's roll with it
I mean we could give him some sort of bigger role and perhaps he wants a change of scenary. Cost nothing to ask. Wouldn't be surprised to be honest if Bergevin were to be named next GM in Anaheim.The guy’s track record is impressive. However, would the Ducks give permission for an interview involving a lateral move position? If so, the X-Factor that may help is the fact that Madden resides in Quebec. We’ll see.
The one proper place Montreal should use its money is management type hirings. 1.5x or more of your current salary to do the same job and potentially turn around the best hockey franchise ever and if you manage a Cup you go down in history. Montreal better attract the best.I mean we could give him some sort of bigger role and perhaps he wants a change of scenary. Cost nothing to ask. Wouldn't be surprised to be honest if Bergevin were to be named next GM in Anaheim.
They are minor leaguers compared to this board...we have multiple threads going....31 ? are you sure ? do you really think TML hiring Ontario people at key position 99% of the time, it's just coincidence ?
How can it bother me and I am french ?Why don't you make a fuss about it when their names are Schlemko, King, Folin, Weise, Lernout, Froese or Logan Shaw?? But when their names are Paquette, it's "obviously" because of the language they speak and it really bothers you, right?
You have a lot to say for someone who doesnt care one bit, you know'...
Gorton being an anglophone is a fact. Gorton being the best candidate is an opinion.
At the end of the day, the next GM will speak decent french, wether it's someone experienced or someone completely green does not change that fact. The team Pres speaking english only (like knowing only one language is a plus) does not change that fact either.
Personally, I think Molson isnt managing it well, he should do his hiring without mentionning language, that way french speaking fans have what they want with their french speaking GM, and english speaking fans get what they want with their new GM being the best available.
actually, if you're looking for some experience in the NHL and not too emotionnal, Darche fits the bill.
31 ? are you sure ? do you really think TML hiring Ontario people at key position 99% of the time, it's just coincidence ?