They can't keep doing this every year and hope to succeed can they? I know that a team in the CFL is going to get a very good DC in Noel Thorpe.
It'll be a gong show with Kavis on the sidelines.
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They can't keep doing this every year and hope to succeed can they? I know that a team in the CFL is going to get a very good DC in Noel Thorpe.
It'll be a gong show with Kavis on the sidelines.
Jim Popp took a lot of heat for firing coaches and taking over. This move tells me it wasn't his own doing.
Noel Thorpe deserves better. But why wait until 4 days prior to their next game?
In fairness, his curious move to play total prevent with 1:40 to go in Winnipeg really started this downward spiral.Quote:
Originally Posted by gilthethrill
Chaps and Thorpe are damn good football minds IMO. Handing Kavis the GM chair with no experience is all on Andrew Wetenhall.
Gong show / clown ownership continued - with clueless morons in charge of some football teams.
Sad to see in the CFL - and particularly the weak East. Hamilton and their laughable moves and now Montreal with a dork like Mavis Reed as the Big Kahuna.
Way to go Caretaker Bob-O, and the Wet&andallls. The CFL needs these jack-holes like a hole in the head.
I was never sold on Chappy myself. He's not Penske material in my books. Thorpe, though, will have no problem finding work. Perhaps Hamilton?Quote:
Originally Posted by R.J
As HC, Kavis Reed took Edmonton from 11-7 to 7-11 to 4-14 in three years. Now he's done the same thing much faster as GM in Montreal.
I get the impression that Thorpe isn't the easiest person to work with. Having said that, I am sure he will find work again next year or the year after, depending on what is left on his Montreal contract.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArgoGabe22
Chapdelaine isn't Head Coaching matierial, but IMO his offense has been pretty good over the years.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArgoGabe22
I would argue that Eric Tillman was more responsible for that than Kavis Reed.Quote:
Originally Posted by jerrym