New assistant coach

[fishfan51]

Originally Posted by NiagaraFan12

Why do you people think it is a problem for an owner to hire people he knows and trusts.
I am pretty sure this happens in every other business.
Coaches hire people they have worked with in the past all the time.
I wouldn't hire someone I have not worked with before to help my team if i owned one.

I think the problem people are having is based on track record. If they are perennial bottom feeders at the jr.b level, how would anyone expect them to have a success at a higher level?

[retired/sectionJ]

Originally Posted by 5 for fighting

GM, Asst GM, Head Coach, Asst Coach - none of them have any OHL experience. These are all essentially Jr B level management. This is hilarious. Under Burke, at least they had an experienced associate coach in Jody Hull.

This is a joke.

On the updated new Icedogs website's staff's page, there is a blank spot on the assistant coach's row. Maybe Jody Hull to show them the ropes.
Cory Burke is still on the business page and Billy's wife's picture is gone
Roger McLeod is still the head scout.

[the dog]

Originally Posted by retired/sectionJ

On the updated new Icedogs website's staff's page, there is a blank spot on the assistant coach's row. Maybe Jody Hull to show them the ropes.
Cory Burke is still on the business page and Billy's wife's picture is gone
Roger McLeod is still the head scout.

director of scouting is Adam Henrich

[retired/sectionJ]

Originally Posted by the dog

director of scouting is Adam Henrich

Oops. Your are correct. first mistake for me today. LMAO

[the dog]

Waiting for an associate coach if he brings over more branford coaches it could be Scott Thompson or Andrew Randazzo

[NiceDawg]

Originally Posted by the dog

Waiting for an associate coach if he brings over more branford coaches it could be Scott Thompson or Andrew Randazzo

I have never liked the concept of an associate coach. Why designate a second in command?? Having a team of competent assistant coaches led by a competent head coach fulfills that requirement in most organizations (yes, I know some NHL teams have them too). I just happen to like the traditional hierarchy.