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Welcome back, Mark Messier
Topic Started: Aug 16 2009, 09:44 AM (102 Views)
Mattingly23	Aug 16 2009, 09:44 AM Post #1
Posts: 17,761 Group: Moderator Member #74 Joined: April 29, 2004	http://www.nypost.com/seven/08162009/sports/rangers/messiers_back__184732.htm



Giambi_MVP_25	Aug 16 2009, 11:41 AM Post #2
Misunderstood Genius Posts: 25,150 Group: Administrator Member #82 Joined: May 1, 2004	Silliness



Sori4Mvp	Aug 16 2009, 12:42 PM Post #3
The Truth Posts: 35,316 Group: VC_Moderator Member #45 Joined: April 6, 2004	:MrSerious:



BeanBoy	Aug 16 2009, 01:38 PM Post #4
Matt Stairs Posts: 4,501 Group: Boston Fans Member #215 Joined: September 26, 2004	This actually intrigued me for a second, then I found it was a lame front office job



Mattingly23	Aug 16 2009, 03:48 PM Post #5
Posts: 17,761 Group: Moderator Member #74 Joined: April 29, 2004	This is the first step of Messier taking over the Rangers down the road, even if they say he's not the heir apparent. I love this move. Let him learn the business and then take control.



Sori4Mvp	Aug 16 2009, 04:20 PM Post #6
The Truth Posts: 35,316 Group: VC_Moderator Member #45 Joined: April 6, 2004	Mattingly23 Aug 16 2009, 03:48 PM This is the first step of Messier taking over the Rangers down the road, even if they say he's not the heir apparent. I love this move. Let him learn the business and then take control. :MrSerious:



Yanksfan03	Aug 16 2009, 06:26 PM Post #7
VC 4 Life. Posts: 21,362 Group: VC_Members Member #56 Joined: April 28, 2004	First new thread in this forum since mid-May. :rock:



Sori4Mvp	Aug 17 2009, 02:10 PM Post #8
The Truth Posts: 35,316 Group: VC_Moderator Member #45 Joined: April 6, 2004	This would be like a Yankee fan getting excited about O'Neill being in the front office. He was a hell of a f*cking warrior and great player, but that doesn't translate to success in the front office.



Mattingly23	Aug 17 2009, 02:15 PM Post #9
Posts: 17,761 Group: Moderator Member #74 Joined: April 29, 2004	Sori4Mvp Aug 17 2009, 02:10 PM This would be like a Yankee fan getting excited about O'Neill being in the front office. He was a hell of a f*cking warrior and great player, but that doesn't translate to success in the front office. It's nothing like that. Messier is one of the best leaders/captains in the history professional sports. It's always been thought that if he put his mind to learning the business of hockey, he could become a top executive. This is the first step and I am hopful he will develop into a strong front office guy. Paul O'Neill can't even handle a full-time schedule with the YES Network.



Sori4Mvp	Aug 17 2009, 02:25 PM Post #10
The Truth Posts: 35,316 Group: VC_Moderator Member #45 Joined: April 6, 2004	Mattingly23 Aug 17 2009, 02:15 PM Sori4Mvp Aug 17 2009, 02:10 PM This would be like a Yankee fan getting excited about O'Neill being in the front office. He was a hell of a f*cking warrior and great player, but that doesn't translate to success in the front office. It's nothing like that. Messier is one of the best leaders/captains in the history professional sports. It's always been thought that if he put his mind to learning the business of hockey, he could become a top executive. This is the first step and I am hopful he will develop into a strong front office guy. Paul O'Neill can't even handle a full-time schedule with the YES Network. Being a great leader or captain of a team doesn't necessarily mean you are going to be able to build a great team if and when you are handed the keys to a franchise.



Mattingly23	Aug 17 2009, 03:54 PM Post #11
Posts: 17,761 Group: Moderator Member #74 Joined: April 29, 2004	Yeah, that's why they're giving him a shot to learn the business and why I HOPE it works out. Thanks, Captain Obvious, as opposed to Captain Messier.



NewYorkSportsJerk	Aug 17 2009, 04:04 PM Post #12
Posts: 76 Group: Members Member #1,169 Joined: May 20, 2009	I hope he ignores everything Sather does and says. What he needs to ultimately do is execute a coup to get rid of Sather and Dolan like he did with Roger Nielson.



Mattingly23	Aug 17 2009, 04:09 PM Post #13
Posts: 17,761 Group: Moderator Member #74 Joined: April 29, 2004	NewYorkSportsJerk Aug 17 2009, 04:04 PM I hope he ignores everything Sather does and says. What he needs to ultimately do is execute a coup to get rid of Sather and Dolan like he did with Roger Nielson. Agreed.



Strider	Sep 20 2009, 12:48 PM Post #14
Legend Posts: 27,113 Group: VC_Moderator Member #15 Joined: January 29, 2004	HOCKEY!



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