The Canadiens should strongly consider a coaching change

Most fans will recall all too well the comment Marc Bergevin made back when Michel Therrien was coaching the Habs. Therrien was the man Bergevin wanted to be with in a foxhole; his metaphor for the struggles of those Montreal Canadiens. One can hope that he learned something about staying in such places for too long.

After a second straight loss to the last-place Senators, the Habs are in somewhat of a foxhole yet again, but it is Claude Julien — Therrien’s successor — with whom Bergevin finds himself this time around.

Julien was coaching one of the more exciting teams Montreal has seen in a long while. They were scoring at will, dominating their opponents at five-on-five, and seemed…