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- Mar 7, 2015
I agree that it's not only the coaching team that has to work hard to make it work... but I am also aware, as I do coach myself, that there is a big part of responsibility when having such promising talents. Their programs the last seasons were simply not good and we will never know how the discussions really went when it was time to select these programs.Coaches cannot do all the heavy lifting. Fans who love Zac and Marjorie maybe should take some time out for a marathon of LaLa performance vids, and get the tears out and crying binge done. Reading what Romain had to say gave me a greater understanding of the reasons behind the split. Even Romain did not want them to split. There's a lot of human stuff going on that can be instructive if we take a step back and cease trying to assess blame. Romain clearly pointed out that coaches can only do so much to help, and that it was the independent natures of both Z & M which had them struggling to make artistic choices in a unified and beneficial way.
At the end of the day, Zac & Marjo made the career choice they felt was best for them, and they did not decide hastily. And they apparently still respect and love each other.
Hugs to you @4everchan![]()
At this point, Romain's words are indeed instructive and make sense... but we didn't need to reach that no-return point. That's only my opinion from on outside perspective. I have followed LaLa since junior years, I think I was the first one calling them LaLa on this site.... so yes, they are special skaters for me. There are only 3 seasons where I felt they had decent material. That says a lot... Weaker skaters got ahead of them with better programs. At some point, joy and confidence will leave the athletes if the material is not working out.
In any case,what is done is done. I hope I will be able to enjoy them as much in their new partnerships. I actually like Laurence and Guillaume better in their new partnership than in their previous ones (sue me you all) so who knows ?