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Post by Penguins23® on Nov 13, 2007 6:18:11 GMT -4
Anyone else love how the whole Chicoutimi team and coaching staff ran to the dressing room behind the bench during the toss? haha I think you travel here to win. If the coach can get a private moment with the team to discuss what he would between the periods, then you go for it. The teady bear toss is a Moncton thing and has nothing to do with them. It seemed to work. Ummm no it didn't really work considering we scored 2 more goals after that in that period. Whatever they did in the intermission however I would agree it worked. |
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Post by SteveUL on Nov 13, 2007 9:53:13 GMT -4
I think you travel here to win. If the coach can get a private moment with the team to discuss what he would between the periods, then you go for it. The teady bear toss is a Moncton thing and has nothing to do with them. It seemed to work. Ummm no it didn't really work considering we scored 2 more goals after that in that period. Whatever they did in the intermission however I would agree it worked. So you are saying it was a bad idea since they gave up 2 more goals in the period ? I think it was a good idea ... get his team away from the ice for a few minutes to try to refire the engines a little ... talk to them in a quiet area away from the taunts from the fans. It didn't change anything ... but it was a good idea at the time. |
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Post by buckybuckbuck on Nov 13, 2007 11:00:52 GMT -4
I think you travel here to win. If the coach can get a private moment with the team to discuss what he would between the periods, then you go for it. The teady bear toss is a Moncton thing and has nothing to do with them. It seemed to work. Ummm no it didn't really work considering we scored 2 more goals after that in that period. Whatever they did in the intermission however I would agree it worked. If he had something to say that would help them that period then he said it to the team at that time. The score board is an entirely separate issue. I think most coaches would like the privilege of stopping and starting the game when he has an issue with something his team is doing on the ice. |
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