Coach Singletary Thread (General Topics)

Originally posted by iLL49er:
good point.

but god damn it pisses me off that we wasted the last 2yrs on this guy.

anyone else notice the mike johnson talks about how he has to hold back the offense because troy smith doesn't know yet...yet we continue to roll him out as we try to make the playoffs while smith sits on the bench and he knows the entire offense.

this guy just can't make any good decisions.

in this situation the last 2-3 games alex smith should've been the starter as he knows the entire playbook and allows us to be flexible

Originally posted by iLL49er:
good point.

but god damn it pisses me off that we wasted the last 2yrs on this guy.

anyone else notice the mike johnson talks about how he has to hold back the offense because troy smith doesn't know yet...yet we continue to roll him out as we try to make the playoffs while smith sits on the bench and he knows the entire offense.

this guy just can't make any good decisions.

in this situation the last 2-3 games alex smith should've been the starter as he knows the entire playbook and allows us to be flexible

Originally posted by GORE-ILLA:

Originally posted by iLL49er:
good point.

but god damn it pisses me off that we wasted the last 2yrs on this guy.

anyone else notice the mike johnson talks about how he has to hold back the offense because troy smith doesn't know yet...yet we continue to roll him out as we try to make the playoffs while smith sits on the bench and he knows the entire offense.

this guy just can't make any good decisions.

in this situation the last 2-3 games alex smith should've been the starter as he knows the entire playbook and allows us to be flexible

William Wallace killed 50 men....fifty!

Originally posted by iLL49er:
good point.

but god damn it pisses me off that we wasted the last 2yrs on this guy.

anyone else notice the mike johnson talks about how he has to hold back the offense because troy smith doesn't know yet...yet we continue to roll him out as we try to make the playoffs while smith sits on the bench and he knows the entire offense.

this guy just can't make any good decisions.

in this situation the last 2-3 games alex smith should've been the starter as he knows the entire playbook and allows us to be flexible

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by iLL49er:
good point.

but god damn it pisses me off that we wasted the last 2yrs on this guy.

anyone else notice the mike johnson talks about how he has to hold back the offense because troy smith doesn't know yet...yet we continue to roll him out as we try to make the playoffs while smith sits on the bench and he knows the entire offense.

this guy just can't make any good decisions.

in this situation the last 2-3 games alex smith should've been the starter as he knows the entire playbook and allows us to be flexible

He might know the playbook but he doesn't have the cahones to do anything more than check the ball down up until that moment where he turns the ball over at an inopportune time to cost us the game. Been there seen that...no more need to see young Alex Fail us yet again.

Originally posted by bigmike55:

Originally posted by 49ersNoKaOi:
Who cares 4 more games and he's gone

Originally posted by bigmike55:

Originally posted by 49ersNoKaOi:
Who cares 4 more games and he's gone

Originally posted by WestCoast:

Originally posted by bigmike55:

Originally posted by 49ersNoKaOi:
Who cares 4 more games and he's gone

Originally posted by backontop:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by iLL49er:
good point.

but god damn it pisses me off that we wasted the last 2yrs on this guy.

anyone else notice the mike johnson talks about how he has to hold back the offense because troy smith doesn't know yet...yet we continue to roll him out as we try to make the playoffs while smith sits on the bench and he knows the entire offense.

this guy just can't make any good decisions.

in this situation the last 2-3 games alex smith should've been the starter as he knows the entire playbook and allows us to be flexible

He might know the playbook but he doesn't have the cahones to do anything more than check the ball down up until that moment where he turns the ball over at an inopportune time to cost us the game. Been there seen that...no more need to see young Alex Fail us yet again.

let's see, Alex Smith checks down at least moving the ball. Troy Smith holds on to the ball and gets sacked. I will take Alex Smith.

Originally posted by backontop:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by iLL49er:
good point.

but god damn it pisses me off that we wasted the last 2yrs on this guy.

anyone else notice the mike johnson talks about how he has to hold back the offense because troy smith doesn't know yet...yet we continue to roll him out as we try to make the playoffs while smith sits on the bench and he knows the entire offense.

this guy just can't make any good decisions.

in this situation the last 2-3 games alex smith should've been the starter as he knows the entire playbook and allows us to be flexible

He might know the playbook but he doesn't have the cahones to do anything more than check the ball down up until that moment where he turns the ball over at an inopportune time to cost us the game. Been there seen that...no more need to see young Alex Fail us yet again.

let's see, Alex Smith checks down at least moving the ball. Troy Smith holds on to the ball and gets sacked. I will take Alex Smith.

Originally posted by HearstFan:

Originally posted by GORE-ILLA:

Originally posted by iLL49er:
good point.

but god damn it pisses me off that we wasted the last 2yrs on this guy.

anyone else notice the mike johnson talks about how he has to hold back the offense because troy smith doesn't know yet...yet we continue to roll him out as we try to make the playoffs while smith sits on the bench and he knows the entire offense.

this guy just can't make any good decisions.

in this situation the last 2-3 games alex smith should've been the starter as he knows the entire playbook and allows us to be flexible

William Wallace killed 50 men....fifty!

That is funny s..t! Nice