When the going gets tough . . . fire the coach
January 17th, 2003
The Habs fired head coach Michel Therrien yesterday, after losing a whole bunch of games in a row. The thing is, it’s doubtful his replacement – Claude Julien, head coach of Hamilton’s AHL team – will be able to do any better of a job. Struggling teams often fire their coaches and it usually makes very little difference in terms of performance. It must be so demoralizing for a coach.
Want to win more games? Get rid of Patrice Brisebois! That guy’s a total disaster on the ice, and is ridiculously overpaid.
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Certainly didnt make much difference last night!!
Hey, it was an exciting game . . . we only lost in overtime, and we had 40 shots on goal. So shuddup!
Segacs, did you even watch the game?
It was terrible. No coordination, almost no Koivu, and Petrov (!?) had more icetime then ever before.
Let’s hope that this is just a settling in thing.
Let’s light candles, hold hands, and pray together.