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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
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Seriously, as had been said throughout this thread, was Gibbs stellar in this last term? No. Was he "average"? No. No other coach could have come into the 2003/2004 Skins and so fundamentally changed the team's (the entire team - FO, coaches & players) attitude from self-serving chaos to a true "team" concept. IF we are lucky, Snyder did learn something from Gibbs about managing a team and, if he did so, then with a little luck we can be a constant winner again. The foundation for that is set thanks to Gibbs and THAT is no minor feat given where we were as a team.
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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"
Call me old fashioned but I think football people should be making football decisions and owners should make ownership decisions.
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
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Living Legend
Join Date: Oct 2004
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
I don't think anyone would disagree that Gibbs left this organization better than when he arrived but I believe that allot of people (myself included) fell that he feel short in winning us game and making a run to a SB.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
I think a lot of Redskins fans had very high expectations for Joe Gibbs, maybe even unrealistic expectations. Even though he didn't turn the team into the New England Patriots while he was here, the things he has done is quite an accomplishment. I believe a lot of people didn't realize how horrible this team was when Gibbs came back to Washington.
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
I thought it would be interesting to see what people where saying when Gibbs was hired but I could not find anything that far back. I did find this one thread and by reading these post (not sure how many of these people still post) Gibbs did not hit the mark people thought he would hit when he arrived. Gibbs did allot to help this team but I also think that he feel short in other areas.
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
I don't think it's an issue of the effect Gibbs had on the franchise, but more of the results that were lacking, as well as the lack of structure left in the front office.
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
So basically you're saying no team can ever be better off.
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
There is always room for improvement. However, the progression from before Gibbs to after Gibbs is going in the right direction.
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
This guy is obviously mad at the Redskins for something. He has been all hate for the Skins on all levels since I have been reading his writing.
I propose that from now on, we dont mention his name on the warpath, since we know he will just be trying to stir "hater-ade." Anyone second that motion?
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Re: Len Pastabelly on Gibbs' Retirement: "Just An Ordinary Joe"
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If you go look at every Redskins article that he has ever commented on, you will find that the overwhelming majority of them, he has an uncanny & unwavering disdain for the Skins. Therefore, he is deemed a hater. Now, so can say that Gibbs' tenure here was ordinary, but to trivialize where we have come from since he has come back is shortsighted and just plain ole hate. Focker Out!
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