So this is when you are going to pull Luongo? After four goals in the second game of this epic meltdown. Yeah good job Alain, definitely don't want to hurt his confidence at all. I will let the team that MAKES HIM CRY score 11 goals on him, then pull him. Why would that crush his confidence? Should instill confidence in him.
But I don't want to pile on Alain. I mean he did just coach a team that won the President's Trophy and I mean come on that makes him the greatest coach ever. Scotty Bowman was an alright coach, but once he won a President's Trophy thats when he became a legend. And playing Aaron Rome over Keith Ballard? Pure genius! Lets not forget this passionate fellow though:
Polish those trophies Henrik, because if you keep looking apathetic on the bench while your team is getting embarrassed in the playoffs, you will need to hold onto all those great memories of being a great regular season player. Real easy to be a leader when nothing is on the line. Then the pressure amps up and he just disappears. Great job buddy, glad you are getting $6 million per season, worth every penny.
He is not the only on ice talent that is at fault. They all look like they have forgotten how to play hockey. Can't get the puck out of the zone, are always offsides, and lets not forget on the PK when Jonathan Toews is standing in front of the net all by himself. Who needs Dustin Byfuglien when the defense is terrible?
they looked bad, but that is why the NHL play 7 games in each round. They shouldn't have given those turds from Chicago any hope, now the Canucks will have to work they're asses off to get to the next round.
ReplyDeleteWhile watching game 6 who would of thought at the beginning of the series that Vancouver would be the team with goalie issues. Everyone thought Chicago goalies were weaker.
ReplyDeleteTheir lack of goaltending will come to light if they make it to the next round. Similar to last season when San Jose beat the Red Wings in the second round. Everyone ignored the fact the Red Wings came off a 7-game series and San Jose had three times as many PPs as the Red Wings, and what happened? San Jose got speed bagged in the Western Conference Finals. I don't think this is a case of Crawford playing out-of-his-mind, but a case of the Canucks vastly under-performing. No matter how this ends up, Alain needs to go.
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