The thing that annoys me is that Bader fans will point to WC success and say "look, Bader knows what he is doing because he plays these young guys. The club coaches don't know what they are doing."
It's not like Bader knows what he's doing. At best he lucked into a good youth crop. I would agree with the proposition that club coaches recognize change too slowly. For example, Kilian Zundel being perpetually behind Alexander Pallestrang in the lineup in Salzburg. It's not a secret that Zundel is better, either among the players, or scouts who watch the team, or even the Ambri staff who signed him to a multi-year contract. Club coaches can make mistakes.
But it would be improper to assume that Bader is wiser than that. Because he had Pallestrang on the OGQ lineup ahead of Zundel as well and but if Pallestrang opted for the WC, he might have him above Zundel in this tournament as well. He anchored Ganahl to the top line which led to the penalty in the first place because Ganahl, who is two way forward and not a top lines guy, rammed the British goalie. And that killed what was a promising possession where Kasper had a great setup for Haudum. He anchored Raffl to Schnieder and Nissner so now those two players can't get anything going. He anchored Lebler to Wukovits and Huber, like how are we supposed to score? There are players who are simply so slow they can never catch up to the puck.
From top to bottom, we are too married to our veterans, even when they have failed us over and over and they are obviously failing in front of our eyes over and over...