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Originally Posted by Laz
and once again Milktard is such a asshat that he's not even discussion the same issue as everyone else.
Yes, the boss gets to decide what happens. Nobody is arguing that, you moron. I'll try and talk slow so your senile old ass can keep up.
The ... issue ... isn't ... about ... who ... had ... authority ... about ... the ... offense. It's ... about ... making ... the ... right ... decisions.
can you comprehend, you idiot,inbred POS?
Haley decided to fire gailey ... his decision. But was it the right one?
Haley and Weis couldn't co-exist so naturally Weis is the one that leaves. But is it the right decision.
Cassel isn't a great QB but he was clearly better under weis.
is Haley part of the problem or part of the solution?
watching the offense now suggest that Haley made the wrong decisions because the offense now looks like it's coached by the 3 stooges.
So the ultimate issue is about ... when we get a new/better quarterback, do we want an incompetent offensive coaching staff developing him?
oh, and can somebody hold milkman's hand and try to keep that ****ing fool on topic since he can't seem to stay focused about it.
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Whether or not it was the right decision, you dumbass, it still comes down to one simple fact.
Todd Haley is the HC.
Chan Gailey and Charlie Weis both worked for Todd Haley.
I believe that it was a mistake to fire Gailey, and I think that dumbasses like you give Weis credit for something that is absolutely false specifically that he did anything that made Cassel look better.
The weak teams on the schedule did that.
I don't give a rat's ass that his useless ass is gone.
Bottom line, however, is that they both worked for Haley and it was their responsibillity to adapt to Haley.
Now, if you want to argue that Pioli should have fired Haley before he let Haley chase off either, that's an entirely different discussion.
I'm absolutely on topic.
You're just too ****ing stupid to recognize that.