Fyreman
Ret FD Batt Chief
- Jul 19, 2013
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Don't really care about any of this.My thoughts on the first weeks of Barroway/Chayka are with an expectation that the ending will be much like the first group of hedge fund guys that took over until the 2nd shift of hedge fund guy came on.
I read these twitter comments about how people are thanking Leblanc for keeping the team here.
Im uneasy about that.
I remember in a radio interview where he the hedge fund guy said that he had always wanted to own a hockey team but in the end he ended up being just a hedge fund guy, doing what hedge fund guys do best.
As Craig Morgan pointed out he made his profit and split.
When the going got tough, the previous owners got gone.
Meanwhile for the last at least 5 home games there were stalls in the bathroom in the arena over by Section 112 that had no toilet paper.
I personally experienced it as I pulled the end of the roll down to the ground so the guy next door could use the paper from my dispenser...
All of the hand towel dispensers except two were bone dry empty.
That was before the game even started.
Talk about bare bones financing and exiting with a profit.
Thats what they do.
Barroway is nowhere to be found is not saying a thing so we don't know but one thing we do know, he's a hedge fund guy.
We don't know whether or not he always wanted to be a hockey team owner but that docent seem to matter to these type business people does it?
This is what gives me optimism-
Originally Posted by The Feckless Puck
All I can say is this - I may be celebrating prematurely because all of this could end up being a fizzle in the pan. Even if we get Nelson, he might not be able to coach us out of the cellar. Our new trades may not pan out. Our rookies may end up being as overrated as everyone else seems to say they are.
But what makes me happy is that at least the Coyotes are DOING SOMETHING. I mean, really DOING SOMETHING, not just making nudges and kludging things together out of spare parts. They cleaned out the country club, they took a couple of gambles, and now they're getting a fresh voice in the room. And that makes me happy.
Thank-you Feckless Puck!