Liver King
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I laughed way too hard at the Mr. Burns and Smithers comment.
With Roy now in the mix have you heard If he has the inside track to the HC job ?
I laughed way too hard at the Mr. Burns and Smithers comment.
Given the comment above that Roy contacted the Sens himself, I doubt he is the favourite. Who knows I guess.With Roy now in the mix have you heard If he has the inside track to the HC job ?
It's like a government contract being awarded.Oh my goodness... this makes me sad.
In case anyone wanted to read it, the source for this is here.
Points:
- Bossy says it's Roy that contact the Sens
- "Melnyk would not give him Carte Blanche. Why even have a GM if you're considering hiring Roy?" (direct quote)
- Bossy thinks Roy would actually earn less in Ottawa than he does in his combined roles in the QMJHL
Hiring Patrick Roy would generate a lot of interest and or attention around the league.
Whether that is a good thing, a bad thing, or a combination of both, could only be found by actually hiring him.
He would even probably sell some tickets to games this coming season.
He would command the respect of the younger players, and perhaps that is what is needed for the next couple of seasons.
I doubt he's be offered the Head Coach & VP of Hockey Ops to help oversee Player Personnel decisions and development as he did in Denver, by Dorion, but the owner might want that dynamic.
Agreed. At least give us some drama for excitement. Our large collection of untradable cap anchors stinking it up on the ice every night aren't going to bring anyone to the barn, that's for sure.Obviously the team will not look to compete at all going forward under Melnyk so I am in for the most chaotic situation simply to keep the laughs rolling, if you cant be proud of the team which I haven't been for some time now, you may as well laugh at them in my eyes! Bring on Roy.and anyone else built in the same mould, I suspect his personality type would be a welcomed addition all around lol
This is a good way of thinking. At least the chaos gives us something to talk about.Obviously the team will not look to compete at all going forward under Melnyk so I am in for the most chaotic situation simply to keep the laughs rolling, if you cant be proud of the team which I haven't been for some time now, you may as well laugh at them in my eyes! Bring on Roy.and anyone else built in the same mould, I suspect his personality type would be a welcomed addition all around lol
It's like a government contract being awarded.
The most important requirement will be the lowest bid, beyond that, all other factors are secondary.
I could see Roy getting the most out of this young team. We need a straight shooter that can instill passion our players, helping to grow a winning culture.
Adding to what was posted above:
absolute bs!It's like a government contract being awarded.
The most important requirement will be the lowest bid, beyond that, all other factors are secondary.
Adding to what was posted above:
The Roy interview was an afterthought, probably as a favour. He is not getting the job.I could see Roy getting the most out of this young team. We need a straight shooter that can instill passion our players, helping to grow a winning culture.
Agreed, it's a terrible strategy on their part to have low pay as the top requirement on any position other than owner.absolute bs!
With Roy now in the mix have you heard If he has the inside track to the HC job ?
It's mostly because he blackballed himself when he quit the Avs in mid-August (way too late in the offseason for the Avs to have any time to have been able to plan for it) after a failed power-struggle with the GM.
No General Manager with any common sense or awareness of self-preservation would ever hire Roy after the schtick he pulled.
It's not that Roy has the luxury of sitting back and choosing the right fit. It's that almost the entirety of the league wants nothing to do with him, other than us apparently.