mickz | 07-06-2012 11:38 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by Hondaracer
(Post 7968508)
How do you combat size if you don't have players to go toe to toe?
As for Ted Nolan, he's fucked up pretty bad both times he's been to the NHL, he won't have another gig in the big leagues | That's exactly what I'm saying. You can't go head to head and play a size game because the Bruins will dominate. What did AV do? He stuck with the same game plan even though it wasn't very effective.
What he and his coaching staff's should've done was study the game tapes more carefully, find a weakness and exploit it. They were praying to god they would stay discipline and hopefully get a PP out of it... too bad they played even worse on the PP. Quote:
Originally Posted by Nodnarb
(Post 7968509)
I don't think AV is to blame for us not winning the cup. You'd have to be a fool to think that IMO. Coaches provide game plans, strategies etc but its the player who has to match the effort level and sheer determination to win. Canucks didn't do that if you ask me. | Coaches have the ability to bring out the best of their players. This didn't happen. Quote:
Originally Posted by SkinnyPupp
(Post 7968511)
So basicaly you think AV should have gone on the ice himself after Rome got suspended or something like that? :derp: | Have you ever strapped on the skates and played hockey a day in your life?
As a coach he wasn't able to find a strategy to counter the Bruins' size game. It will be very difficult to win if you're forced to play the other team's game. Quote:
Originally Posted by spoon.ek9
(Post 7968653)
I truly hope the fans will do something to show their gratitude when Lu ends up leaving. Even seeing him off at the airport and thanking him for his hard work would be a nice, respectful gesture.
Love him or hate him as a Canuck, he is the winningest goalie in our team's history. | This city will never be satisfied with Roberto Luongo until he starts scoring the goals as well. He gets too much of the blame when the team in front of him disappears. The majority of the fan base today never had to put up with the mediocre goaltending through the late 90s to early 2000s. They cannot appreciate an elite level goaltender because of that. Quote:
Originally Posted by SkinnyPupp
(Post 7968662)
What you can't even see Crosby in that picture :suspicious: | He's right next to Bergeron... |