Fisher Question

Can we please try Fisher on the wing now? We have nothing to lose, why not unleash the beast. Let him drive the lanes with Vermette as his center - or even better with Spezza as his center and Heatley on the left-wing. Give me a break. This guy was born to play wing. He's a Morrow clone, yet no one will even think about doing this on this team.

Coaches are dumb sometimes - and don't tell me that Fisher wouldn't feel comfortable at wing. I don't give a Dung. Get there and don't complain.

Give me a reason why not.

It can't get any worse. What's gonna happen? So he struggles and doesn't score. He's doing nothing right now so why not? I agree Heater.

Fisher feels comfortable as long as it's what Fisher wants. How is he not comfortable on the wing, yet only too willing to play the point on the PP?

BTW, he's taking Heatley's spot on the PP tonight.

SeawaySensFan wrote:Fisher feels comfortable as long as it's what Fisher wants. How is he not comfortable on the wing, yet only too willing to play the point on the PP?

BTW, he's taking Heatley's spot on the PP tonight.

Finally a taste of accountability for Heatley? Baby steps I guess.

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:Fisher feels comfortable as long as it's what Fisher wants. How is he not comfortable on the wing, yet only too willing to play the point on the PP?

BTW, he's taking Heatley's spot on the PP tonight.

Finally a taste of accountability for Heatley? Baby steps I guess.

Does anyone think he'll be more willing to go to the middle of the ice with Schubert firing from the blue line? that guy is going to kill someone. Heatley is probably scared Dung about going on the PP tonight.

B B B Bird is the Word wrote:

Cap'n Clutch wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:Fisher feels comfortable as long as it's what Fisher wants. How is he not comfortable on the wing, yet only too willing to play the point on the PP?

BTW, he's taking Heatley's spot on the PP tonight.

Finally a taste of accountability for Heatley? Baby steps I guess.

Does anyone think he'll be more willing to go to the middle of the ice with Schubert firing from the blue line? that guy is going to kill someone. Heatley is probably scared Dung about going on the PP tonight.

Tee hee. Exciting times. Which one of these tools will get it in between the shoulders - but good? My $$s on...actually, my money's on Heatley.

Not to worry guys because you won't see Heatley anywhere near the front of the net.

Cap'n Clutch wrote:Not to worry guys because you won't see Heatley anywhere near the front of the net.

Don't worry...you won't see Heatley anywhere on the ice.

PKC wrote:

Cap'n Clutch wrote:Not to worry guys because you won't see Heatley anywhere near the front of the net.

Don't worry...you won't see Heatley anywhere on the ice.

Come on now...its not exactly like he's the flash out there....it doesn't take a whole lot of effort to see a guy that size skating that slow. He may not be noticeable for any good reasons, but you'll definitely notice him.

cash wrote:

PKC wrote:

Cap'n Clutch wrote:Not to worry guys because you won't see Heatley anywhere near the front of the net.

Don't worry...you won't see Heatley anywhere on the ice.

Come on now...its not exactly like he's the flash out there....it doesn't take a whole lot of effort to see a guy that size skating that slow. He may not be noticeable for any good reasons, but you'll definitely notice him.

Your right we see him waving his stick in the air calling for the puck...

The_Dude wrote:

cash wrote:

PKC wrote:

Cap'n Clutch wrote:Not to worry guys because you won't see Heatley anywhere near the front of the net.

Don't worry...you won't see Heatley anywhere on the ice.

Come on now...its not exactly like he's the flash out there....it doesn't take a whole lot of effort to see a guy that size skating that slow. He may not be noticeable for any good reasons, but you'll definitely notice him.

Your right we see him waving his stick in the air calling for the puck...

Maybe we've got a good combo here - Heatley waving his stick around his shoulders, and Shubert ALWAYS shooting it up at his team mates' heads.....as long as we keep it below the shoulders, we might get a few goals out of it. :oops:

The_Dude wrote:

cash wrote:

PKC wrote:

Cap'n Clutch wrote:Not to worry guys because you won't see Heatley anywhere near the front of the net.

Don't worry...you won't see Heatley anywhere on the ice.

Come on now...its not exactly like he's the flash out there....it doesn't take a whole lot of effort to see a guy that size skating that slow. He may not be noticeable for any good reasons, but you'll definitely notice him.

Your right we see him waving his stick in the air calling for the puck...

waiving his stick, both calling for a puck and taking ill-sdvised slashing/cross-checking/tripping/interference penalties.

SeawaySensFan wrote:Fisher feels comfortable as long as it's what Fisher wants. How is he not comfortable on the wing, yet only too willing to play the point on the PP?

BTW, he's taking Heatley's spot on the PP tonight.

A pilon coould take Heatley's spot on the PP

I want Fisher as a winger.

TeamRenzo wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:Fisher feels comfortable as long as it's what Fisher wants. How is he not comfortable on the wing, yet only too willing to play the point on the PP?

BTW, he's taking Heatley's spot on the PP tonight.

A pilon coould take Heatley's spot on the PP

Ice Chips say Fisher or Neil.