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Post by boschman76 on Jan 9, 2023 22:30:56 GMT
Why do our coaches keep working for him
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Post by newyorkflyer on Jan 10, 2023 7:25:29 GMT
Because if they don’t they have no place to go in elite league hockey. Even Clan wouldn’t take either of them just now. They would need to drop down to juniors to stay involved in the sport. Muir and Wishart keep them because they have no clue how and where to start looking for a new coach. It’s a toxic relationship that both parties seem happy to live with
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Post by Dirty Lyle on Jan 10, 2023 19:18:14 GMT
Because their job is safe with him ...he doesn't care about the shambles he has got the club into ..no other coach with integrity would work for the current management
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Post by zamboni on Jan 10, 2023 21:34:18 GMT
Because if they don’t they have no place to go in elite league hockey. Even Clan wouldn’t take either of them just now. They would need to drop down to juniors to stay involved in the sport. Muir and Wishart keep them because they have no clue how and where to start looking for a new coach. It’s a toxic relationship that both parties seem happy to live with The Flyers have had a number of coaches from 1938 to now I don’t think they would have any issues getting another coach Mark Morrison Rab Petrie Brian Kaniwisher Ron Plumb I think I have went back 35 years There was more Bob Korol and another guy can’t remember his name Some of the seasoned Flyers fans can go back further Some of them didn’t last long |
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Post by boschman76 on Jan 10, 2023 21:59:56 GMT
Major difference the Muir they worked under wanted what was best for the FIA and getting the public through the door he would never have tolerated what is going on now.if results weren't going well that coach was gone plumb being a prime example when he came back just as a coach.kanewischer came when they got relegated brought in Frank Morris Richard laplante and cal brown
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Post by domi28 on Jan 10, 2023 22:37:32 GMT
Because if they don’t they have no place to go in elite league hockey. Even Clan wouldn’t take either of them just now. They would need to drop down to juniors to stay involved in the sport. Muir and Wishart keep them because they have no clue how and where to start looking for a new coach. It’s a toxic relationship that both parties seem happy to live with The Flyers have had a number of coaches from 1938 to now I don’t think they would have any issues getting another coach Mark Morrison Rab Petrie Brian Kaniwisher Ron Plumb I think I have went back 35 years There was more Bob Korol and another guy can’t remember his name Some of the seasoned Flyers fans can go back further Some of them didn’t last long Mike Fedorko. Milan Figala. Chic Cottrell. Probably missed a few others. |
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Post by boschman76 on Jan 10, 2023 22:48:05 GMT
Jim lynch was another one
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Post by teamshaky on Jan 11, 2023 21:13:40 GMT
Jim lynch was another one Jackie Dryburgh |
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Post by ckbell63 on Jan 11, 2023 23:56:33 GMT
Ake Alm was a Swedish player coach from around 1980
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Post by greyhound on Jan 12, 2023 4:16:45 GMT
The last coach who came in and didn't cut it was when Plumb came back, they moved quick to put Mo in as player coach. Prior to that Figala left after the Autumn cup in the relegation season. But this was different ownership. They didn't wait for crowds to dwindle and made changes.
Flyers were also a team that took chances, paying good money to likes of D King back up the road, bringing in the Czechs twice, and going for likes of Smail.
In the Elite they have went for slow and steady peaking in winning conference then steady downhill, refusing to give anything different a go apart from having nickerson.
I would like to see someone like Martin Grubb given a chance he is in the GB system, and does well with Solway playing good hockey, knows how to develop juniors.
Richard Hartman another good coach, has been in GB and Scotland set up and I think previous bench experience with Clan after Caps.
So there are cheaper options out there for this risk averse ownership.
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Post by Dirty Lyle on Jan 12, 2023 10:07:56 GMT
The last coach who came in and didn't cut it was when Plumb came back, they moved quick to put Mo in as player coach. Prior to that Figala left after the Autumn cup in the relegation season. But this was different ownership. They didn't wait for crowds to dwindle and made changes. Flyers were also a team that took chances, paying good money to likes of D King back up the road, bringing in the Czechs twice, and going for likes of Smail. In the Elite they have went for slow and steady peaking in winning conference then steady downhill, refusing to give anything different a go apart from having nickerson. I would like to see someone like Martin Grubb given a chance he is in the GB system, and does well with Solway playing good hockey, knows how to develop juniors. Richard Hartman another good coach, has been in GB and Scotland set up and I think previous bench experience with Clan after Caps. So there are cheaper options out there for this risk averse ownership. Can't disagree with any of that |
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Post by cr22 on Jan 12, 2023 11:05:54 GMT
The last coach who came in and didn't cut it was when Plumb came back, they moved quick to put Mo in as player coach. Prior to that Figala left after the Autumn cup in the relegation season. But this was different ownership. They didn't wait for crowds to dwindle and made changes. Flyers were also a team that took chances, paying good money to likes of D King back up the road, bringing in the Czechs twice, and going for likes of Smail. In the Elite they have went for slow and steady peaking in winning conference then steady downhill, refusing to give anything different a go apart from having nickerson. I would like to see someone like Martin Grubb given a chance he is in the GB system, and does well with Solway playing good hockey, knows how to develop juniors. Richard Hartman another good coach, has been in GB and Scotland set up and I think previous bench experience with Clan after Caps. So there are cheaper options out there for this risk averse ownership. Can't disagree with any of that Hartmann would be well worth a try in my opinion |
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Post by FedUpFifer on Jan 12, 2023 19:39:54 GMT
am sorry but hartmanns hockey is dire, remember how terrible caps hockey was!!!!
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Post by thebluewellies on Jan 12, 2023 21:00:38 GMT
I remember last season Neil Abel saying on another forum that he would be interested in the job. I wonder if he still is.
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Post by greyhound on Jan 12, 2023 21:01:07 GMT
What's he been like before and after Caps?
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