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[darb72]

I like Biscuit as our owner. He let's the coaches and front office do their jobs as long as they are actually getting them done. When they aren't doing so hot he tells them to get it fixed.

That's the kind of boss I can respect.

[PurpleRulz]

Is there any other NFL organizations that have State of the Organization presser as we do at the end of their seasons? I think this is a great move and shows why we are amongst the classiest organizations in Pro Sports.

[purplepoe]

Is there any other NFL organizations that have State of the Organization presser as we do at the end of their seasons? I think this is a great move and shows why we are amongst the classiest organizations in Pro Sports.

No, I don't think there is another team that does this.

And it should not be taken for granted. (I think you know where Im coming from).

PP

[festivus]

It's nice. I hope he always does this good a job.

He's not tested as an owner until we have some serious adversity, however, and over the time he's been involved with the team, he's known pretty much only success.

Remember, hardly anybody really griped about Angelos until we started to string together losing seasons, and the pattern of vicious incompetence emerged.

Keeping my fingers crossed,

[darb72]

The thing about The Tard (as I prefer to call Angelos) is that he believes he is a baseball man. He brings in a bunch of "Yes Men" who tell him how smart he is and thus runs the team into the ground.

I hear about Biscuit at the end of the year during these little addresses.

[festivus]

The thing about The Tard (as I prefer to call Angelos) is that he believes he is a baseball man. He brings in a bunch of "Yes Men" who tell him how smart he is and thus runs the team into the ground.

I hear about Biscuit at the end of the year during these little addresses.

You are right, there is a lot of reason to hope, and I should probably slap myself for even mentioning him in the same post as Angelos. :grbac:

[darb72]

Yeah, that was pretty bad.

At least you didn't compare him to Snyder (though you did come close).

[purplepoe]

He's not tested as an owner until we have some serious adversity, however, and over the time he's been involved with the team, he's known pretty much only success.



Gotta disagree here Festivus.

2005 was full of adversity. We had a team that many thought was a legit Super Bowl contender. Then the season started.

Lost Boller in 1st game.

Lost in Tenn and didn't have a 1st down in the 1st half.

Lost in Detroit (I don't think I have to bring anything more up about that game).

Lost in Cin when we were down 34-0 I think it was.

Lost in Denver which was one of the most gut wrenching games ever.

Not to mention the griping from players and a rumor of a coach undermining the Head coach.

Going 13-3 and winning the division makes it easier to deal with how bad 2005 really was.

PP

[festivus]

Mea culpa, mea culpa.

[chanting] Biscotti is the ultimate owner Biscotti is the ultimate owner

Ok, I feel better. :thumbup: