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Title: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: jimmythefinger on September 12, 2012, 09:02:57 am Don't know about you guys but as a Fins Fan I'm looking forward to this Season about as much as a strip club bouncer opening a limousine door for Pacman Jones
Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: Cathal on September 12, 2012, 11:23:59 am I'm excited to watch this season. Not because I expect a lot of wins, because I don't, but I'm excited to see how the rookie QB does and how the staff handles everything.
Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: Dave Gray on September 12, 2012, 02:52:56 pm I can't tell if this means you're excited or not.
Pacman does cause trouble, but I also expect he drops a TON of cash. Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: MikeO on September 12, 2012, 06:11:59 pm Don't know about you guys but as a Fins Fan I'm looking forward to this Season about as much as a strip club bouncer opening a limousine door for Pacman Jones LOL, that is a great line. I ain't gonna lie I am gonna steal that and use it next time I get a chance. LOL Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: Fins4ever on September 12, 2012, 06:55:09 pm Don't know about you guys but as a Fins Fan I'm looking forward to this Season about as much as a strip club bouncer opening a limousine door for Pacman Jones Uh, so you expected a 180% turnaround with a new HC, new DC, new OLC, new QBC and a rookie QB???? Wow, never saw that one coming. Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: Landshark on September 12, 2012, 09:07:08 pm I can't tell if this means you're excited or not. Pacman does cause trouble, but I also expect he drops a TON of cash. I agree with that last part of your post. When Pacman rolls around, get your umbrellas ready. Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: jimmythefinger on September 13, 2012, 10:39:15 pm No, I didn't expect a quick turnaround, but I was hoping for some progress in the right direction. I am hoping the new Head Coach, OC and DC are worth a crap, and will admit they deserve some time, but you must admit, to this point, we have seen no evidence of any football intelligence from these people whatsoever. They don't throw any screen passes to Reggie Bush. They don't throw any bubble screens. They don't throw anything deep early to keep the Defense honest. There were plays against Houston when the entire Houston D was within 5 yards of the Line. Philbin's on Hard Knocks picking up gum wrappers off the field while in the background he's got Julius Pruitt, Ankle Weights Wallace and Legedu Naanae running routes. I think Tannehill may be the real deal but the Coaches and Front Office seem to be overlooking a little thing called Gravity. Like what goes up must go down. What they have done at Wide Receiver is inexcusable. Maybe I never played Pro Football, but at least I WATCH IT! As it stands right now you could put a Dolphins cap on a chimpanzee, stick him on the sidelines, he'd have the same record as Joe Philbin. Talk to me when that statement no longer applies
Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: MikeO on September 13, 2012, 11:20:55 pm No, I didn't expect a quick turnaround, but I was hoping for some progress in the right direction. Jesus christ they played only 1 game! ::) Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: miamid45 on September 13, 2012, 11:41:26 pm The sky falling in Chicago?...Cutler had a brutal night...even the vets suck once in a while!
Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: jimmythefinger on September 14, 2012, 08:11:43 am Jesus christ they played only 1 game! ::) And you LIKED the game they played? I was encouraged by the way they ran the ball. But did you see any sign of any underlying football intelligence in the offensive plays that were called? Do you see them throwing any screens to counter the rush? Does it look like these guys have ever seen tape of Reggie Bush in New Orleans? Did you see any evidence of a Game Plan designed to focus on something they might be able to exploit in the Houston D? There were plays when the entire Houston D was within 5 yards of the Line. And after the first couple of passes got batted up, did they really adjust? Do they even have the intellectual capacity to adjust? I am rooting for the Dolphins. But these Coaches have to show some sign of intelligence. Name one smart move this team has made this year. I think drafting Tannehill and Jonathan Martin could work out, and like what I've seen from Rishard Matthews. Liked what I saw from B.J. Cunningham, but they waived him. Now -- name all the stupid moves... Sooner or later we have to see some progress int he right direction. New Head Coach, new Offense and Defense... Yeah, it could take some time. But show us something that indicates some underlying intelligence. Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: Phishfan on September 14, 2012, 09:34:01 am Philbin's on Hard Knocks picking up gum wrappers off the field while in the background he's got Julius Pruitt, Ankle Weights Wallace and Legedu Naanae running routes. Why do you keep bringing up this tired and pointless story? The guy picked up one piece of paper and somehow it ruined the Dolphins season? Get over it already. Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: CF DolFan on September 14, 2012, 10:23:57 am Why do you keep bringing up this tired and pointless story? The guy picked up one piece of paper and somehow it ruined the Dolphins season? Get over it already. I remember a certain old coach who almost got laughed out of the league by the younger, seemingly undisciplined players for his attention to details and requiring players to be on time and seated for meetings. He now has two Super Bowl rings and no one is questioning him. Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: Landshark on September 14, 2012, 11:51:21 am I remember a certain old coach who almost got laughed out of the league by the younger, seemingly undisciplined players for his attention to details and requiring players to be on time and seated for meetings. He now has two Super Bowl rings and no one is questioning him. I also remember another coach who payed too much attention to little things like iPods in lockers and requiring players to be on time and seated for meetings and to ride the team bus together to the airport. That coach led the Dolphins to their worst season in franchise history, lost the locker room, and got fired after only one year. Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: MyGodWearsAHoodie on September 14, 2012, 12:40:12 pm I remember a certain old coach who almost got laughed out of the league by the younger, seemingly undisciplined players for his attention to details and requiring players to be on time and seated for meetings. He now has two Super Bowl rings and no one is questioning him. I also remember another coach who payed too much attention to little things like iPods in lockers and requiring players to be on time and seated for meetings and to ride the team bus together to the airport. That coach led the Dolphins to their worst season in franchise history, lost the locker room, and got fired after only one year. Okay we can reference hard nose coaches that have been successful and ones that have failed. Here is the more challenging question: Can you name one successful head coach that allowed his players to be late for team meetings and/or didn't give a shit about disciline? Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: MikeO on September 14, 2012, 04:15:42 pm And you LIKED the game they played? I was encouraged by the way they ran the ball. But did you see any sign of any underlying football intelligence in the offensive plays that were called? Do you see them throwing any screens to counter the rush? Does it look like these guys have ever seen tape of Reggie Bush in New Orleans? Did you see any evidence of a Game Plan designed to focus on something they might be able to exploit in the Houston D? There were plays when the entire Houston D was within 5 yards of the Line. And after the first couple of passes got batted up, did they really adjust? Do they even have the intellectual capacity to adjust? I am rooting for the Dolphins. But these Coaches have to show some sign of intelligence. Name one smart move this team has made this year. I think drafting Tannehill and Jonathan Martin could work out, and like what I've seen from Rishard Matthews. Liked what I saw from B.J. Cunningham, but they waived him. Now -- name all the stupid moves... Sooner or later we have to see some progress int he right direction. New Head Coach, new Offense and Defense... Yeah, it could take some time. But show us something that indicates some underlying intelligence. It was WEEK 1!! You want progress out of a new coaching staff, rookie QB, new offensive scheme, new defensive scheme in 1 game? Can't happen! You have to set the bar someplace. You can't have a knee-jerk reaction like this after 1 game and say the sky is falling. I mean you can but you can't say it and be taken seriously! Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: jimmythefinger on September 14, 2012, 04:43:19 pm Yes, I'd like to see some progress. I'd like to see some sign of football intelligence. I'd like to see some indication they are addressing the situation with the batted balls. I'd like to see a Game Plan. Kinda scary to think that's setting the bar too high. Right now you could put a Dolphin cap on a chimpanzee, stick him on the sideline, he'd have the same record as Joe Philbin. I hope that's not setting the bar too high -- to expect our Head Coach to post a better win-loss record than a chimpanzee.
Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: Pappy13 on September 14, 2012, 04:45:08 pm Right now you could put a Dolphin cap on a chimpanzee, stick him on the sideline, he'd have the same record as Joe Philbin. Why are you assuming the chimp would lose his first game? :)Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: MikeO on September 14, 2012, 05:19:56 pm Yes, I'd like to see some progress. I'd like to see some sign of football intelligence. I'd like to see some indication they are addressing the situation with the batted balls. I'd like to see a Game Plan. Kinda scary to think that's setting the bar too high. Right now you could put a Dolphin cap on a chimpanzee, stick him on the sideline, he'd have the same record as Joe Philbin. I hope that's not setting the bar too high -- to expect our Head Coach to post a better win-loss record than a chimpanzee. Who doesn't want to see these things? But to expect to see a complete overhaul of a team and franchise that has been horrible for a decade now in Week 1, in one game is silly. It was just 1 game. It will take time. Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: Landshark on September 14, 2012, 05:54:02 pm Okay we can reference hard nose coaches that have been successful and ones that have failed. Here is the more challenging question: Can you name one successful head coach that allowed his players to be late for team meetings and/or didn't give a shit about disciline? Tom Flores, former Raiders coach. From what I've heard, he was pretty lax on discipline. While he did impose curfews and expect his guys to be on time for meetings, he didn't make a big deal on guys who were late, and was pretty lenient on missing curfews. His players partied at all hours of the night when they were in town for their two Super Bowls that he coached. And he won those two Super Bowls. Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: CF DolFan on September 14, 2012, 06:33:12 pm Okay we can reference hard nose coaches that have been successful and ones that have failed. Steve Spurrior. Oh wait .... bad example!! :DHere is the more challenging question: Can you name one successful head coach that allowed his players to be late for team meetings and/or didn't give a shit about disciline? He was referencing Cameron as you know he hates him. The funniest part is I never thought of Cameron as being hard-nosed. Quite the opposite actually. Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: Landshark on September 14, 2012, 09:36:23 pm Steve Spurrior. Oh wait .... bad example!! :D He was referencing Cameron as you know he hates him. The funniest part is I never thought of Cameron as being hard-nosed. Quite the opposite actually. I never said Cameron was hard nosed, but he did nitpick at every detail. And I don't hate him. He just obviously wasn't cut out to be a head coach. He's a great offensive coordinator and should stick to that. Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: MikeO on September 14, 2012, 09:40:18 pm Best Cam Cameron quote ever..."Fail Forward Fast."
Title: Re: Like A Strip Club Bouncer Post by: jimmythefinger on September 14, 2012, 10:21:03 pm Why are you assuming the chimp would lose his first game? :) At the very least the chimp probably would've had sense enough to keep Brandon Marshall and Vontae Davis |