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01-02-2007, 12:44 PM | #1 |
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George Michael's Interview of Gibbs
Did anyone happen to see George interview Coach Gibbs this week in his usual Monday evening slot? I heard that George asked some tough questions that clearly ruffled Gibbs's feathers. I missed it - Please comment on what was said if you happened to see the exchange.
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01-02-2007, 12:54 PM | #2 |
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Re: George Michael's Interview of Gibbs
He probably did it because he's still bitter at NBC for letting him go. I missed it though.
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01-02-2007, 12:59 PM | #3 |
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NBC didn't let him go. They asked him to get rid of another sportscaster and some production crew since the station is in serious budget cuts and he didn't want to so he decided to quit.
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01-02-2007, 01:56 PM | #5 |
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WHAT? You don't have faith that the current team structure can turn this all around? Blasphemy!
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getting my shotgun fitted with a toe trigger for next season
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01-02-2007, 02:14 PM | #9 |
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George asked the tough question ... great job George.
Coach Gibbs gave his responses as he saw the situation in today's light. One may not agree with his assessments, but I would stop way short of calling him a liar. Not to get off on a tangent, but I keep hearing fans say that we have personnel issues (scouting/recruitment, evaluation, best value analysis, trade-off analysis, character, business case analysis/cost, intangibles) and the conclusion is generally that the Redskins need a General Manager (GM). It sounds to me like the Redskins need help with Human Resources (that handle those personnel issues) and not a General Manager that handles all Administrative Efforts (of which Personnel is usually only a lesser part of the duties). In the NFL, is a GM considered a Human Resources job? |
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That's a separate issue I think. The coaches are the hands on HR, if you will. HR can't help us with any locker room or on the field issues that may come up with a team. That's entirely up to the coaches to feel the pulse of the team. |
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01-02-2007, 02:28 PM | #11 |
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All I know is Coach/GM's hardly ever work in the NFL... Mike Holmgren about that one. When he went back to just being a head coach and let someone else handle the personnel issues, they became the class of the league...(and injury plagued 2006 season not withstanding). Parcells isn't doing horrible in Dallas but he's far from having a Super Bowl winning team down there either. I love Joe Gibbs, I love what he did for us most of his career, but Michael Wilbon was right, he needs to go back to just plain coaching.
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some things I have noticed more over the last couple of years about this staff. They say one thing, and the players say something else. leads us choosing which one is actually telling the truth or an extension of the truth. After hearing what players are saying as they leave this organization its starting to be difficult putting any weight on what the staff says. it has happened for the last 5 or so years. bottom line, if Gibbs wants something or someone he gets it. no questions asked. The pierce / clark thing, if he wanted them they would be here. GW's ego got in the way and said they are replacable. Same thing w/ LaVar. Gibbs said he wanted LaVar to be a Redskin, LaVar said, if he wanted me here I would be here. Pierce, clark, Smoot they all say the same things. I dont think us fans are that stupid to keep believing some of the BS coming out of redskin park. Gibbs got a free pass the 1st year with everything coming out of his mouth being the absolute truth, but with players leaving saying the exact same things, and portis speaking up it makes you get (at least me) a little pissed that things are working they way there are. We will never have success with the organization in complete mess. I said from the beginning, there are too many cooks in the kitchen!! |
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01-03-2007, 01:20 PM | #13 |
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George also interviewed Bugell who said the same stuff as Gibbs that the article was BS. I'm not surprosed as those articles made Gibbs and his staff appear in a bad light.
Gibbs rarely ever answers the questions George asks. Sure he talks a lot but he rarely answers. Gibbs is not a liar he just does not completely answer the questions. |
01-03-2007, 03:58 PM | #14 |
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sounds like he has a bright future in politics?
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