Robert Norton wrote:For years JCline has tried to tell you I was just picking on JM and holding a grudge. WRONG, as some of his actions have shown. As my grandfather used to say " the more layers of a onion you peel away the worse the smell." Therefore, I dub JM "The Onion."
I think your response is a little immature even though i agree with overall thought..but we can all just not reply and the thread will dieappdaze wrote:Robert Norton wrote:For years JCline has tried to tell you I was just picking on JM and holding a grudge. WRONG, as some of his actions have shown. As my grandfather used to say " the more layers of a onion you peel away the worse the smell." Therefore, I dub JM "The Onion."
If you're done jerking off your E-penis I think the mods should probably close this thread before it gets out of hand.
I didn't think it right either. Like my Grandpa used to say, "Three wrongs do not make a right". Lets stop this stuff now or who knows what Coach Moore will be called on here next week. We need to thank him and wish him well in his retirement. Time to focus on supporting Coach Satterfield and our football future at App IMO.bcoach wrote:I didn't think that was ok last week either.appbio91 wrote:This thread is stupid but I find it ironic that it was ok to call Jerry senile and a liar last week but not an onion now.
Kgfish wrote:I think Norton is trying to say Coach Moore revealed a side of himself only those close to him have ever seen. He understands Coach Moore's hanging on wasn't about trying to coach one more year. It was about not being able to let go. Not being able to recognize it was time to hang it up. Not willing to let another man take over "his" program. He knows the Jerry Moore who is just a man, not Coach Moore the man who can do no wrong. When he dared to share this many of you ridiculed him for it. Those who have known Coach Moore a long time realize he has a bit of an ego. He masks it with self-deprecating humor but it is there. For a career marked by numerous ups and downs it is sad to see it end on such a down note.
You will find that any good coach has an ego. You have to believe that you know all and not second guess yourself or you will go crazy.Kgfish wrote:I think Norton is trying to say Coach Moore revealed a side of himself only those close to him have ever seen. He understands Coach Moore's hanging on wasn't about trying to coach one more year. It was about not being able to let go. Not being able to recognize it was time to hang it up. Not willing to let another man take over "his" program. He knows the Jerry Moore who is just a man, not Coach Moore the man who can do no wrong. When he dared to share this many of you ridiculed him for it. Those who have known Coach Moore a long time realize he has a bit of an ego. He masks it with self-deprecating humor but it is there. For a career marked by numerous ups and downs it is sad to see it end on such a down note.
PhillyApp1 wrote:Kgfish wrote:I think Norton is trying to say Coach Moore revealed a side of himself only those close to him have ever seen. He understands Coach Moore's hanging on wasn't about trying to coach one more year. It was about not being able to let go. Not being able to recognize it was time to hang it up. Not willing to let another man take over "his" program. He knows the Jerry Moore who is just a man, not Coach Moore the man who can do no wrong. When he dared to share this many of you ridiculed him for it. Those who have known Coach Moore a long time realize he has a bit of an ego. He masks it with self-deprecating humor but it is there. For a career marked by numerous ups and downs it is sad to see it end on such a down note.
Nice job Kfish
Now.... lets move on... jm is NOT perfect...lol
Because it's easier to say these things on a message board with no real threat of repercussions.asumike83 wrote:If you aren't holding a grudge, why start this thread?
Time to turn our focus to Scott Satterfield and what the future holds, this does nothing but hinder our progress.
Love the Big Bang reference.Robert Norton wrote:Very good Roachout. ASU will still have my support as much or more than ever. Hope you other guys follow your own advice and kick it up a notch. Don't foget the Dugout Club.
BAZINGA, you should have seen it coming.
With different leadership ASU may have won those and possibly several more.JCline0429 wrote:Just glad the Winston-Salem crowd wasn't successful in ousting JM, too. We might be short three national championships.
Wait,is the thread going to get out of hand, or is his E-penis going to get out of his hand?appdaze wrote:Robert Norton wrote:For years JCline has tried to tell you I was just picking on JM and holding a grudge. WRONG, as some of his actions have shown. As my grandfather used to say " the more layers of a onion you peel away the worse the smell." Therefore, I dub JM "The Onion."
If you're done jerking off your E-penis I think the mods should probably close this thread before it gets out of hand.
Kgfish wrote:With different leadership ASU may have won those and possibly several more.JCline0429 wrote:Just glad the Winston-Salem crowd wasn't successful in ousting JM, too. We might be short three national championships.
Can play on both sides of the street. Could just as easily have been a Nick Saben or two in there too. People tend to forget JM's first 15 years were not exactly spectacular. 3 conf championships and a 6-10 playoff record might be considered really good but he did inherit a championship program. Sparky Woods won 2 conf championships and was 2 - 2 in the playoffs in 5 years after picking up the pieces of the Working disaster.JCline0429 wrote:Kgfish wrote:With different leadership ASU may have won those and possibly several more.JCline0429 wrote:Just glad the Winston-Salem crowd wasn't successful in ousting JM, too. We might be short three national championships.
We know what we got, we don't know what we would have gotten and how many Mike Workings we might have had to have gone through. I'll take what we had.
We could have gotten some good ones but the chances of going 24 years with only one losing season is pretty slim.Kgfish wrote:Can play on both sides of the street. Could just as easily have been a Nick Saben or two in there too. People tend to forget JM's first 15 years were not exactly spectacular. 3 conf championships and a 6-10 playoff record might be considered really good but he did inherit a championship program. Sparky Woods won 2 conf championships and was 2 - 2 in the playoffs in 5 years after picking up the pieces of the Working disaster.JCline0429 wrote:Kgfish wrote:With different leadership ASU may have won those and possibly several more.JCline0429 wrote:Just glad the Winston-Salem crowd wasn't successful in ousting JM, too. We might be short three national championships.
We know what we got, we don't know what we would have gotten and how many Mike Workings we might have had to have gone through. I'll take what we had.
so why was sparky fired??? oh thats right...he left for greener pastures...you bring in hungry coaches and youll have hungry coach turnover. im not saying lets hire an old man but lets be realistic...if, as you say, with another crew we could have won those championships and maybe even more. i doubt it...was it london who left richmond for uva after a successful run? you think had we won one or three championships, another big school wouldnt have taken our staff away leaving our players wondering about new coaching staff and schemes??? continuity trumps upheaval every day of the week.Kgfish wrote:Can play on both sides of the street. Could just as easily have been a Nick Saben or two in there too. People tend to forget JM's first 15 years were not exactly spectacular. 3 conf championships and a 6-10 playoff record might be considered really good but he did inherit a championship program. Sparky Woods won 2 conf championships and was 2 - 2 in the playoffs in 5 years after picking up the pieces of the Working disaster.JCline0429 wrote:Kgfish wrote:With different leadership ASU may have won those and possibly several more.JCline0429 wrote:Just glad the Winston-Salem crowd wasn't successful in ousting JM, too. We might be short three national championships.
We know what we got, we don't know what we would have gotten and how many Mike Workings we might have had to have gone through. I'll take what we had.
