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Originally posted by bret:
The problem with your team last week is that when a few things went wrong (as they inevitably do sometimes in a 60-minute game), your team lost its poise! But now I understand why: when the going gets tough their leader loses his poise!
Originally posted by prometheus:
When he dropped his pants, he showed he was an ass, why he dropped his pants showed he was a dumb ass and ever since he has continued to prove it. This escapade into the twilight zone with Jimmy Raye qualifies Singletary for dumbs**t of the year and future never head coach again candidate.
Originally posted by SnakePlissken:Originally posted by bret:
This morning, I sent the following letter to 4949 Centennial Blvd:
Mr. Singletary:
I am writing to you, because in the eyes of the fans, you are the face of the franchise. When you, the paid representative of the franchise, go in to an interview – an interview you were being paid to do, mind you – and you attempt to bully the interviewer and when he continues to do his job and ask questions you don’t like (softball questions by the way), you cut him off repeatedly and shout him down like a petulant child, then the time has come for the fans to stand up and say “enough”.
You stepped way over the line where professionalism ends and childishness begins. We as fans have the RIGHT to expect more! The team has the right to expect more.
The problem with your team last week is that when a few things went wrong (as they inevitably do sometimes in a 60-minute game), your team lost its poise! But now I understand why: when the going gets tough their leader loses his poise!
I’m sure dealing with the media is tiresome, but it’s part of your job – and frankly with hundreds of millions of fan dollars at stake, it is a very important part. For all the preaching you have done about being professional and how some of your young players need to grow up, it was shocking to see the example you are setting for them.
Thank you for your time,
And I'm sure they'll send you a hat to wear over your vagina, or a free trial of sensitivity/self-esteem counseling.
Give me a f**king break.
Originally posted by SnakePlissken:Originally posted by bret:
This morning, I sent the following letter to 4949 Centennial Blvd:
Mr. Singletary:
I am writing to you, because in the eyes of the fans, you are the face of the franchise. When you, the paid representative of the franchise, go in to an interview – an interview you were being paid to do, mind you – and you attempt to bully the interviewer and when he continues to do his job and ask questions you don’t like (softball questions by the way), you cut him off repeatedly and shout him down like a petulant child, then the time has come for the fans to stand up and say “enough”.
You stepped way over the line where professionalism ends and childishness begins. We as fans have the RIGHT to expect more! The team has the right to expect more.
The problem with your team last week is that when a few things went wrong (as they inevitably do sometimes in a 60-minute game), your team lost its poise! But now I understand why: when the going gets tough their leader loses his poise!
I’m sure dealing with the media is tiresome, but it’s part of your job – and frankly with hundreds of millions of fan dollars at stake, it is a very important part. For all the preaching you have done about being professional and how some of your young players need to grow up, it was shocking to see the example you are setting for them.
Thank you for your time,
And I'm sure they'll send you a hat to wear over your vagina, or a free trial of sensitivity/self-esteem counseling.
Give me a f**king break.
Originally posted by Ang:Originally posted by SnakePlissken:Originally posted by bret:
This morning, I sent the following letter to 4949 Centennial Blvd:
Mr. Singletary:
I am writing to you, because in the eyes of the fans, you are the face of the franchise. When you, the paid representative of the franchise, go in to an interview – an interview you were being paid to do, mind you – and you attempt to bully the interviewer and when he continues to do his job and ask questions you don’t like (softball questions by the way), you cut him off repeatedly and shout him down like a petulant child, then the time has come for the fans to stand up and say “enough”.
You stepped way over the line where professionalism ends and childishness begins. We as fans have the RIGHT to expect more! The team has the right to expect more.
The problem with your team last week is that when a few things went wrong (as they inevitably do sometimes in a 60-minute game), your team lost its poise! But now I understand why: when the going gets tough their leader loses his poise!
I’m sure dealing with the media is tiresome, but it’s part of your job – and frankly with hundreds of millions of fan dollars at stake, it is a very important part. For all the preaching you have done about being professional and how some of your young players need to grow up, it was shocking to see the example you are setting for them.
Thank you for your time,
And I'm sure they'll send you a hat to wear over your vagina, or a free trial of sensitivity/self-esteem counseling.
Give me a f**king break.
Originally posted by B650:Originally posted by Ang:Originally posted by SnakePlissken:Originally posted by bret:
This morning, I sent the following letter to 4949 Centennial Blvd:
Mr. Singletary:
I am writing to you, because in the eyes of the fans, you are the face of the franchise. When you, the paid representative of the franchise, go in to an interview – an interview you were being paid to do, mind you – and you attempt to bully the interviewer and when he continues to do his job and ask questions you don’t like (softball questions by the way), you cut him off repeatedly and shout him down like a petulant child, then the time has come for the fans to stand up and say “enough”.
You stepped way over the line where professionalism ends and childishness begins. We as fans have the RIGHT to expect more! The team has the right to expect more.
The problem with your team last week is that when a few things went wrong (as they inevitably do sometimes in a 60-minute game), your team lost its poise! But now I understand why: when the going gets tough their leader loses his poise!
I’m sure dealing with the media is tiresome, but it’s part of your job – and frankly with hundreds of millions of fan dollars at stake, it is a very important part. For all the preaching you have done about being professional and how some of your young players need to grow up, it was shocking to see the example you are setting for them.
Thank you for your time,
And I'm sure they'll send you a hat to wear over your vagina, or a free trial of sensitivity/self-esteem counseling.
Give me a f**king break.
Like anyone is going to read the letter anyway. It'll probably catch the attention of an assistant, or something. He'll give it to Jimmy Raye so Singletary doesn't get his feelings hurt. Raye will forget where he put the letter so he'll have to memorize it and from there, it's gonna end up something like, "Hey Sing, some fan says that you make a million dollars, wear pants, and lose your poison from time to time."
" was directed at the personal attack. 
Originally posted by danimal:
Singletary continues to embarrass himself at HC. When he got all amped trying to call that timeout. Dude, you are suppose to handle that discussion pre snap, with your players and the zebras!! Don't get all mad because you lack the knowledge that all the other HC's seem to have.
just watching like the avarge fan ! and making an ass out of himself with the timeout s**t ! game Manegment !
Originally posted by cNiner:
if this Moron Sing not directing the O or the D , why isn't he thinking about not giving Drew and the saints time to come back !
