You gonna quit and go out and look for a job if your current employer is offering you good money (perhaps above market value even) and you get to work with your friends every day?

Again, your expectations are in-line with a child's.

They do what they're told to do...

That's not the reason. I would appreciate if you would quote me correctly if you choose to use my words. No hard feelings but, please keep it real.

The reason is because things turned around when we got RAC and Weis in 2010. RAC had tremendous experience and success as a DC and I really liked him. The background was good etc. When he won two out three games with at the end of last year it was a no brainer. The team really responded to the guy and we barely missed the playoffs. Green Bay was a big win but it had very little to do with why I wanted RAC to be the HC.

Yes. If I could get a job making within 20% of what I make today I would leave. I work for an evil man and it is a hazzard work enviornment. It is bad for my health.

You have no idea what you are talking about.

Are they told to jog or walk to the ball? Are they told to celebrate themselves joyously when they score a TD even though they are down 17 points?

I'm sorry but I disagree. I don't think we will see this the same way guys.

Make up your mind.

Your mind.

You constantly compare Pioli to some horrid boss.
At the same time you realize the fault in your logic when it comes to our own signings.

In pretty much your own words "Why do these guys stay here if their boss is so horrible?"

Think about that...

I took a job once for a lot of $$$ and was MISERABLE because of the conditions. It was the worst work experience of my life. I made a lot of $$$ and bought a lot of things (like that car in my avaitor) but the experience really sucked. When my boss got canned, my situation and others improved and so did our job performance. The folks making the decisions realized that all of us were underperforming for a reason. It was much easier to replace our boss than it was all of us because we had talent. Our boss was an idiot and his policies were shit.

He's not their boss. Romeo is their boss. Pioli has very little interaction with any of the players directly. It's the way it works. If he was as bad as my boss, they would have left while they could.

I hear you man. I hope that happens at my work one day. One day I guy will either quit to save face. Or, the company will get sued when he slips up.

Hunt and then Pioli ARE their boss'.

I doubt anyone believes in Cassel anymore except Pioli.

But, I think the players aren't "showing up" because they are poorly coached and poorly prepared for the game.

Is this groundhog day over and over again...

We went throught this same shit with Herm and now that we hired another career loser HC the results are the same....

Holy Shit. What?? Bench him? Yeah. Cut him? You must be insane.
He needs to be motivated to maintain his responsibilities. If you think cutting him would motivate this team you are out of your mind.

I think it's a combination of both...

Not directly. There is a chain of command.

He's the most inconsistant player on the roster. He got a contract because he stepped up his game. Now he looks like he doesn't give a shit. I wouldn't be doing it for motivation. I would be doing it to make us better. I am tired of the DJ roller coaster ride. We have been through this 100 times with DJ.

It would send a message. The message would be play hard or get the **** out.

Also, are you GAChiefKU?

We looked equally as bad the first two games last season. If not worse. The D needs to get it's shit together. I think that's going to happen soon.
I may be the only one, but now that the anger of looking like complete bafoons has subsided, I still think the season is worth saving and can actually be saved, after watching Manning look like shit last night.