Krust, you being a courtroom guy must have found Cooper's voice to be unlawyerlike. He must have been a corporate solicitor. No power in that voice.
Krust, you being a courtroom guy must have found Cooper's voice to be unlawyerlike. He must have been a corporate solicitor. No power in that voice.
No you weren't.
All the Therrien cocksucking will end when he pulls another bonehead ****ing move that will cost us a series.
He's still on borrowed time. He won some in Pittsburgh too but could never close the deal. He needs to close the deal before you can be labeled wrong. It is a results-oriented position. There can really be only one positive result, cup.
So unless he wins the Cup, he will always be a bad coach. Got it. That makes it easy. But with a team as packed as the Habs are, it's truly their Cup to lose and only the coach can lose it for them.
Average coach.
All coaches that can't close the deal are average coaches. It's a results-oriented business.
Not all courtroom guys have powerful voices. Cooper is much quicker on his feet answering media questions than your average NHL coach.
No you weren't.
All the Therrien cocksucking will end when he pulls another bonehead ****ing move that will cost us a series.
He's still on borrowed time. He won some in Pittsburgh too but could never close the deal. He needs to close the deal before you can be labeled wrong. It is a results-oriented position. There can really be only one positive result, cup.
Cooper doesn't seem to have that killer instinct...maybe he's hiding it.
Cooper is way smarter but I'd bet on Therrien in an alley fight.
so no need to switch him for Boucher, Cooper or any other soup du jour n'est ce pas?
Honestly, I think Cooper and squad were happy just to make the playoffs. Kind of like the Habs last season. Yzerman needs to retool a little in the summer and add some playoff grit.
Average coach.
All coaches that can't close the deal are average coaches. It's a results-oriented business.
But even winning the Cup doesn't make you a great coach. I wouldn't call Al McNeil, Jean Perron, Bob Hartley, Marc Crawford, Peter Laviolette or Randy Carlyle, just to name a few, great coaches.
Mike Babcock, for all his supposed greatness, has won the Cup only once (and against Therrien to boot). Lemaire has won the Cup only once.
You know as well as I do that it's the players that win the Cup, the coach is only there to help as much as he can along the way.
Cito Gaston was, IMO, a horrible manager. Yet he won two World Series.
Forum Ice Rule #14.
Coach is only important to the Habs if they lose.