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Originally Posted by Goriders
In a short tournament he probably doesn’t have much influence. Longer season of course he can start benching players, bringing up others from the minors ect. Pretty sure that’s what he’s getting at.
He’s correct that the players need to start making better decisions. The majority of the penalties are selfish ones. Like punches to the head or stuff after the whistle ect. That is on the player. Be smarter. Very selfish way to play.
Guess we’ll find out soon enough if they can figure it out. If they don’t it could be one of the worst canadian showings in the tournament history.
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Originally Posted by jmac98
These short tournaments have been around a long time. It requires a different approach to adjust and adapt but the coach needs to be a part of that and this should be well understood. Although he’s not wrong in acknowledging the players need to make better decisions, it just seems like he’s letting them all drown while he’s describing the water. Even if he happens to be right and it’s widely understood, he should be standing with them, and he just doesn’t seem to be. At least from my view.
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