http://watch.tsn.ca/#clip503284
Good five minute interview with Pat talking Leafs and their rebuild.
Good five minute interview with Pat talking Leafs and their rebuild.
OTR: Pat Quinn 1-on-1
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Damian
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I watched it yesterday and though it was pretty good, and the best part? Landsberg wasnt as big an idiot as he usually is.... I like Pat
Bender
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I still love ol' Pat.
He made some good points. He didn't really step on anyone's toes, but I think he did speak his mind more freely than I thought. He called out Brian a bit for trading away the first rounders and also humbled himself by stating he made that mistake as well.
I also liked his take on the team trading away players too quickly for next to nothing.
The interview was a little too pessimistic though, it didn't ask Pat about any of the right moves or anything like that. I'd still love to have him back in a management role.
He made some good points. He didn't really step on anyone's toes, but I think he did speak his mind more freely than I thought. He called out Brian a bit for trading away the first rounders and also humbled himself by stating he made that mistake as well.
I also liked his take on the team trading away players too quickly for next to nothing.
The interview was a little too pessimistic though, it didn't ask Pat about any of the right moves or anything like that. I'd still love to have him back in a management role.
BMan said:
He made a few good points about mistakes that were made, including his own, and he did so with an obvious attachment to the team ( 'I say we' ) while talking about the state of the perception of the game and how it's changing, I wish he had another 4 year run left in him, I'd take him in a heartbeat.
I don't see any merit in excluding oneself from a field with few candidates, what's Pat supposed to say, 'Peddie greased and flayed me, boo hoo? 'Management totally misread the the state of change and turned their eyes to profit while the team was gutted'?
He does have class though.
I love Pat Quinn.
Bullfrog
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Ditto. They've got Cliff Fletcher as a consultant, might as well add Quinn.
Damian
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J-Ho Fan said:I miss Pat Quinn, AND the Pat Quinn days
Oh, you mean the days of playoff appearances? Yeh, those...
lamajama
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We all know the beginning of the "end" and that was the decision to remove Pat as GM and the JFJ era of
mass incompetence. Too many to list here (again).
I do find it a little disingenuous to talk about trading 1st round picks away/building thru the draft when he did it too - although
JFJ did it every freaking year pretty much.
Landsberg is a little off the mark when he says the Leafs are in such "disarray" too. Not great but getting there. Usual
issue of a lack of a bonafide superstar - which you really only obtain thru the draft.
Repeating myself. Sorry.
mass incompetence. Too many to list here (again).
I do find it a little disingenuous to talk about trading 1st round picks away/building thru the draft when he did it too - although
JFJ did it every freaking year pretty much.
Landsberg is a little off the mark when he says the Leafs are in such "disarray" too. Not great but getting there. Usual
issue of a lack of a bonafide superstar - which you really only obtain thru the draft.
Repeating myself. Sorry.
Mike In New York City
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I would have loved to see Pat stay on as coach.
Seymore Pucks
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I always thought he was good as a coach and a GM. But he also had some talent over the seasons that were well down the path of development: Sundin, Molginy, Roberts, Stumpy etc. Always wonder what all the ex players get up to with their $$$ when they finish playing. For example: What is Brad Marsh up to these days?
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