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BrenDittero

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  1. In response to some of the above posts:

    1) I don't expect Gautier or Martin to chill. They have jobs on the line and are in a position to actually make changes to the organization. We are not.

    The chilling refers to us. No need to get all up in arms less than 10 games in.

    2) This notion that something radical needs to happen is true...if we miss the playoffs.

    That means getting to the point where it's mathematically impossible make the post season. We might know that in March, not October.

    It's only been 8 games. When the Habs turn this around ( and they will ) all the fire Martin rhetoric will seem just as ridiculous as it did last year.

    When I watch the games it appears that we have lots of scoring chances but no luck.

    This team is solid.

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  2. All that being said, let me ask the optimists and/or the 'steady on' types like JC: at what point do you change your approach? When we're 6 points out of 8th place? 8 points? 10 points? What is the threshold where you would concede that something radical needs to be done? Just asking.

    When we actually miss the playoffs.

    If that happens, burn it down and start over if you want. Until then just chill.

  3. The guy's a sports writer and needs to write about something...

    If the Habs were winning right now we'd be enjoying write ups on how great Price is, or how Eller's coming along or how Subban's the best thing since indoor plumbing.

    But because we're not banking those precious 2 points every night Martin is the scapegoat for every problem in Montreal.

    It's a gross and unprofessional article that comes off like a whining 5 year old.

    The Canadiens are a good team getting off to a slow start. Nothing more.

    It's unfortunate when things get so venomous that they degenerate into public hissy fits.

    Nice one Jack.

  4. I think Markov just had a string of really bad luck. Not sure that it's indicative of his future durability.

    I mean surely he won't injure that leg a third time???

    Way I see it, if Markov gets hurt again his leg will simply fall off...

    Subban will have to skate over to pick up the pieces, the Habs will get out of whatever deal they have with him, and we'll move on like we have for the last 2 years.

  5. Anyone here believe Markov plays by November?

    I assume with Markov's injury history so far management will be cautious about when he returns. I wouldn't be surprised if it was December.

    I'm less concerned about when he plays, more interested in how long he's around for.

  6. Getting the first goal seems to be instrumental in helping the Habs keep their head in the game. The difference in form tonight vs the last 40 mins in Toronto is like night and day.

    The stock piling of injuries...wow...will this team ever catch a break?

    I look forward to watching a full 60 mins free of injury.

  7. Win or lose, 1 game in the grand scheme of things doesn't mean much, it's a marathon not a race. Remember the leafs played mostly regulars all pre season, while this was really our 2nd game together. If this game is the reason we miss the Playoffs then we don't deserve to be their anyways. Last year the leafs started 4-0-1, they planned the parade. Then we all know what happened. After 10 games if we still look this way, then it's a coaching problem. I just want us to win the home opener and build from that, cause Sunday in Winnipeg is gonna be very difficult unless the jets are too nervous, but probably not.

    Well said Soops.

    I'm not expecting a win in Winnipeg either.

    As great as those two points would be for MTL, I wouldn't be upset at all to see the Jets get their first win at home...

    Then lose every game to Montreal after that. :halm:

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