Comments on: Pierre Gauthier: General Manager in Limbo

By: habsfaninnb

habsfaninnb — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 20:42:13 +0000

habinvt, you have got to be kidding me. serge was killing the habs with his defence only style. if you think for one second that you go with french canadian choices for gm,and coach you are wrong. you go with a gm and coach with a winnig record ask scottie bowman to come out of retirement.

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By: brendan

brendan — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 05:53:21 +0000

HABS team still has the heart of a lion. It was equal to Bruins last year especially if all that the refs missed were called. They’re better with addition of Cole and another Maturity of youth. Markov would almost Guarantee a long run. Habs Fans are not supporters of a team thats losing Making a young defense afraid to make a mistakes and errors in judgement, losing games that should have been wins. Subban cant move without controversy. The Media is hot and cold. Cannibalism sells newspapers. Team Confidence is CRUCIAL in a competitive league, it can be the difference between a winner and a loser. Fans can be the best motivator when youre down and destructive especially on young defense. Go HABS!! WIN OR LOSE FOR NOW, CAUSE THEY NEED US…. The beast is down but H E A R T still BEATS!!!!

By: vra yeandel

vra yeandel — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 03:40:42 +0000

Please not Gainey………he blew up the team in the first place.he should go with the rest of them………..also not Savard he is not interested in the job to busy with business deals he has said that he did not want the job

By: habinvt

habinvt — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 20:04:00 +0000

Trevor Timmins….really?…..Trevor’s performance in recent years, though sometimes sprinkled w/ good picks, has not been strong. I would not do anything to this team’s future based on Mr. Timmins’ recent performance (or lack of it). As for Serge Savard….this could be the opportunity, the linchpin, to put the Habs back on track…Please, Mr. Molson….give Serge a call. We, who have followed the Habs from Beliveau to today, would be most grateful.

By: Habsterix

Habsterix — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 02:35:42 +0000

If Gainey (or Savard for that matter) was to take over until this summer, Geoff Molson would have to give him his plan, his idea of what he wants him to do and any trade would have to be approved by Mr. Molson himself.

The worst thing that could happen is to see the Habs start winning a few games and think they have a shot at the playoffs. Groundhog day all over, sacrificing youth & picks for patch-up jobs.

1- Trade the UFAs to the highest bid (Gill, Moen, Kostitsyn & Campoli)

2- Put a feeler for Plekanec. Don’t need to trade him, see what the offers are and go from there.

3- Try getting your hands on a top center with size, grit, far enough removed from UFA. If you must sacrifice Subban, think about it.

4- Call up youth, but not Leblanc & Gallagher, as we know they’ll be good. Rather Palushaj, Avstin, Engqvist, DeSimone, Dumont, St-Denis, Willsie and see if they have a future with the team.

5- Play Budaj once every third game, explain to Price what you’re doing and what for.

Hope to get into the lottery. If you win, instead of picking the Russian, see what teams offer you for that first overall pick. With perhaps the exception of Datsyuk, Russians scare the hell out of me, look at Ovy even…

By: The Schwartz

The Schwartz — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 18:23:27 +0000

With Gainey? Are you serious? I would say more, but I already have. (Sorry for the share Rick & co)

http://hockey54.com/editorial/item/launy-the-schwartz/canadiens-and-leafs-fans-stand-nose-to-nose