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Originally Posted by DeezNutz
The "Right 53" is so rhetorically empty that it's completely unpalatable to me. We need a "complete football team," right? Basically the same thing, no?
This is the rhetorical equivalent of Pioli telling us in his presser the other day that "it takes two parties to reach a deal."
No mother****ing shit. Quit wasting our time. If the team needs empty catch-phrases like the "Right 53" to be successful, please help us.
The catch-phrase that I prefer?: "It's about leading the league in ****ing wins."
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The team doesn't need it. Who cares what phrasing he uses? Why does it matter? Do we not believe at this point that he's working to lead the league in wins? I think some of the catch phrases he used was simply to communicate that we needed to bring in some players at the beginning of his regime that would help to create a culture of winning (perhaps another cliche you won't like
). Hard workers, film study guys, etc. There's value in that IMO. However, when it's all said and done, you have to bring in talent. On that I'm sure we can all agree.