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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
i agree, i think the choice of words said it more. what was parcells record both playoffs and otherwise in dallas in his 12th stint?
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
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I'll agree 100% that the President part of Gibbs was a success. On the field, I was disappointed. But it's not about that -- I just didn't find this article horribly insulting, I don't think much by the quote by SGG was read by most.
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
I'll never understand that take. Luck? What luck is involved with 4 and 5 game winning streaks?? In this streak and in '05, the Skins won those games pretty convincingly. I'm really at a loss to figure out where luck was involved.
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
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Daseal forgot to mention that though.
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
Game. Set. Match.
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
who gives a flying monkey f**k what that overweight walking ass clown thinks?what do you expect from a guy who's highlight of everyday is jerking off in the GD shower????
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
The headline alone is enough to show Pasta's disrespect. And, no, Daseal, I did not, and will not read the article. I don't like the guy and the way he writes about the skins.
GMscud adequately addressed why people on this board do not like the article or the writer. Also, IMHO, today isn't the day to go back and evaluate how well JG II went. Today is a day to honor coach Gibbs. You want to get a rise out of folks by defending Lenny P, fine, that's your prerogative. But don't expect much beyond rancor, because the guy is loved by many of us, and he retired today. They'll be plenty of days to delve into the ups and downs of Gibbs' second stint.
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
The article is not horrible, I will say that and he goes give some credit to Gibbs for dealing with the Taylor tragedy. But when you start off with title like that, it's not going to win many fans with a guy who's already pretty despised amongst Redskins fans.
Overall though I just can't help but think he was chomping at the bit to toss this article out there with that title, just to poke at Skins fans and say "HAH, I was right"! |
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Uncle Phil
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
The fact is we are in better position now than we were four years ago. By and large we're making smart free agent and draft decisions (with the picks we have had), we retain the key players we have, players give their all for Gibbs. As does everyone else in the organization because he gives their all for him.
Doesn't understand the player's perspectives? What a load of BS! Who made the call to let players have their own workout program this past offseason. Who made the call to go light on practices down the stretch this year because the team was so emotionally spent. I said yesterday in another thread and I'll say it again today. I dealt internally with the Redskins for nearly five years in the late 90s/early 00s. What I saw for most of the team was a wretched, horribly run franchise with no structure, pride or accountability. Even from an outsider's perspective now I can see that culture has changed. We've been to the playoffs twice in the past two years, which to some is nothing. But if you remember where we've been that's a big accomplishment. We have a core group of young players with a lot of promise that have dipped their toes in playoff competition and are now ready to dive in. Sometimes you have to look beyond 31-36 and ask yourself did Joe Gibbs leave the franchise (from top to bottom) a better place than when he found it. And when you do, you'll understand there is nothing ordinary about Joe. (As for LP, well I have a few things to say about him. But I shouldn't speak ill of a colleague).
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
yeah look at the organization before and after gibbs. we were a mess, now we have stabilized and actually have a direction, made the playoffs twice in 4 years, when was the last time we did that?
john clayton mentioned the same thing, stabilized the franchise
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
also, he freaking ran to his typewriter and wrote that crap day 1? i mean let it settle or something before that.
like i said, he's had this ready for a while. i guess that's just the media. at any rate, who cares about this guy. i try to disregard his articles. |
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
Well it has been documented that Len's enmity towards Redskins fans is not imaginary. Personally, I don't know why we get so riled up after all this time when we know he's going to slam us any chance that he gets.
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
Move on or move out!
While I think the article was not that bad--there was a tenor in it that displayed a lack of tact. He did have a bit of "look at me I proved my point--remember my article from 4 years ago" approach and that he is somehow now vindicated for his previous opinions. He has that right. We have the right to not read his stuff. I don't think the media has it "in" for this team. Sports columnists are allowed to opine and we are allowed to agree/disagree. If you think he has a personal gripe with the Skins--read his columns with a grain of salt (like I do). So take a deep breath guys and if you think Lenny P's article is heretical--take a cue from our own revered coach and demonstrate some class by letting this predictable column roll off your back. |
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