giantlog wrote:

Ticket prices really shouldnt be a concern. The fact your coach resigned and your without a coach in St Louis again should be the concern! Maybe St Lou will be coaching the team?

I'm not sure I get the meaning of this post. It's almost like you are taking a shot at St. Louis not being able to keep a coach. If that is not the case, stop reading. If it is the case, look at the opportunities that they were presented with. I would leave too for those opportunities. High risk, high reward positions.

Good news for St. Louis, the rotton coach is gone, now maybe players will want to play there. Hope he freezes in AK.

juniorhockeywatcher wrote:

giantlog wrote: Ticket prices really shouldnt be a concern. The fact your coach resigned and your without a coach in St Louis again should be the concern! Maybe St Lou will be coaching the team? I'm not sure I get the meaning of this post. It's almost like you are taking a shot at St. Louis not being able to keep a coach. If that is not the case, stop reading. If it is the case, look at the opportunities that they were presented with. I would leave too for those opportunities. High risk, high reward positions.

I took it as at this given time - little over a month before training camps start - they should be more concerned that they may face the task of replacing a coach than they should be about ticket prices.

Although at the time of his hiring, I wondered how long Simon might be inclined to stay at the NAHL level...

fangers wrote:

juniorhockeywatcher wrote: giantlog wrote: Ticket prices really shouldnt be a concern. The fact your coach resigned and your without a coach in St Louis again should be the concern! Maybe St Lou will be coaching the team? I'm not sure I get the meaning of this post. It's almost like you are taking a shot at St. Louis not being able to keep a coach. If that is not the case, stop reading. If it is the case, look at the opportunities that they were presented with. I would leave too for those opportunities. High risk, high reward positions. I took it as at this given time - little over a month before training camps start - they should be more concerned that they may face the task of replacing a coach than they should be about ticket prices. Although at the time of his hiring, I wondered how long Simon might be inclined to stay at the NAHL level...

Not very long and he split on the team. He knew he was not received well by the players as his rep is on a downslide. The Bandits will be ok.

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