Harbaugh channels Walsh

http://www.pressdemocrat.com/article/20110319/NEWS/110319391/1057/SPORTS0908?Title=Harbaugh-channels-Walsh


man I really hope the players and owners could end this s...t real soon... I want harbaugh to have all the ota and training camp!!

so exited to have coach with us!!!

go niners!

I am not comparing Harbaugh to Singletary by any means; however, I do want to point out that we have seen this similar line of reporting in the past.

Via Dan Brown's 49ers Hot Read:

Quote:
Singletary, now in his second season as a 49ers assistant, said Walsh graciously tutored him on everything from schemes to scheduling to psychology.

”There were times that I would fly out from Chicago, have dinner with Bill, then turn around and fly back home again,” Singletary said of his early forays into coaching. ”That’s how much I respected him.”

Link

I'm just saying. Neither a close relationship with Walsh, nor a desire to emulate him are precursors to success.

Further, what is the difference between Singletary's desire for a Ditka, 85-Bears offense, and Harbaugh's seeming desire for a Walsh, 89-49ers offense? Are both not out-dated in today's NFL?

I am not criticizing Harbaugh, just questioning the merits of the praise he seems to garner from the fans and media alike.

Scott

Originally posted by feeblefreestyler:
I am not comparing Harbaugh to Singletary by any means; however, I do want to point out that we have seen this similar line of reporting in the past.

Via Dan Brown's 49ers Hot Read:

Quote:
Singletary, now in his second season as a 49ers assistant, said Walsh graciously tutored him on everything from schemes to scheduling to psychology.

”There were times that I would fly out from Chicago, have dinner with Bill, then turn around and fly back home again,” Singletary said of his early forays into coaching. ”That’s how much I respected him.”

Link

I'm just saying. Neither a close relationship with Walsh, nor a desire to emulate him are precursors to success.

Further, what is the difference between Singletary's desire for a Ditka, 85-Bears offense, and Harbaugh's seeming desire for a Walsh, 89-49ers offense? Are both not out-dated in today's NFL?

I am not criticizing Harbaugh, just questioning the merits of the praise he seems to garner from the fans and media alike.

Scott

And you are?

Originally posted by feeblefreestyler:
I am not comparing Harbaugh to Singletary by any means; however, I do want to point out that we have seen this similar line of reporting in the past.

Via Dan Brown's 49ers Hot Read:

Quote:
Singletary, now in his second season as a 49ers assistant, said Walsh graciously tutored him on everything from schemes to scheduling to psychology.

”There were times that I would fly out from Chicago, have dinner with Bill, then turn around and fly back home again,” Singletary said of his early forays into coaching. ”That’s how much I respected him.”

Link

I'm just saying. Neither a close relationship with Walsh, nor a desire to emulate him are precursors to success.

Further, what is the difference between Singletary's desire for a Ditka, 85-Bears offense, and Harbaugh's seeming desire for a Walsh, 89-49ers offense? Are both not out-dated in today's NFL?

I am not criticizing Harbaugh, just questioning the merits of the praise he seems to garner from the fans and media alike.

Scott

Good point.


Its all just talk right now, I will withhold judgment until I see some results.

Walsh didn't tutor Singletary. He spoke to Singletary a few times, and people jumped all over it saying Singletary was tutored by Walsh. Singletary was so green to the coaching community at the time any thing comes out of Walsh would have been a tutor session for Singletary. Harbaugh on the other hand was much closer to Walsh than Singletary if only for close to a year. He had already been a coach of 2 different teams before Walsh asked him to coach Stanford. There was more of a professional relationship between Walsh and Harbaugh than with Singletary.

To me there's no comparison. Singletary is a good man but he has no idea even to run an NFL defense let alone an NFL team.

[ Edited by qnnhan7 on Mar 21, 2011 at 11:39:43 ]

Great points. I would like to point out that Walsh recommended Harbaugh to Stanford. To the best of my knowledge he did not do the same for Sing. I believe that the respect that Harbaugh has for Walsh, in addition to his prior coaching experience will be invaluable to our team.

Originally posted by aman49:

Originally posted by feeblefreestyler:
I am not comparing Harbaugh to Singletary by any means; however, I do want to point out that we have seen this similar line of reporting in the past.

Via Dan Brown's 49ers Hot Read:

Quote:
Singletary, now in his second season as a 49ers assistant, said Walsh graciously tutored him on everything from schemes to scheduling to psychology.

”There were times that I would fly out from Chicago, have dinner with Bill, then turn around and fly back home again,” Singletary said of his early forays into coaching. ”That’s how much I respected him.”

Link

I'm just saying. Neither a close relationship with Walsh, nor a desire to emulate him are precursors to success.

Further, what is the difference between Singletary's desire for a Ditka, 85-Bears offense, and Harbaugh's seeming desire for a Walsh, 89-49ers offense? Are both not out-dated in today's NFL?

I am not criticizing Harbaugh, just questioning the merits of the praise he seems to garner from the fans and media alike.

Scott

And you are?

Apparently a feeble free styler.

Originally posted by Solace49:

Originally posted by aman49:

Originally posted by feeblefreestyler:
I am not comparing Harbaugh to Singletary by any means; however, I do want to point out that we have seen this similar line of reporting in the past.

Via Dan Brown's 49ers Hot Read:

Quote:
Singletary, now in his second season as a 49ers assistant, said Walsh graciously tutored him on everything from schemes to scheduling to psychology.

”There were times that I would fly out from Chicago, have dinner with Bill, then turn around and fly back home again,” Singletary said of his early forays into coaching. ”That’s how much I respected him.”

Link

I'm just saying. Neither a close relationship with Walsh, nor a desire to emulate him are precursors to success.

Further, what is the difference between Singletary's desire for a Ditka, 85-Bears offense, and Harbaugh's seeming desire for a Walsh, 89-49ers offense? Are both not out-dated in today's NFL?

I am not criticizing Harbaugh, just questioning the merits of the praise he seems to garner from the fans and media alike.

Scott

And you are?

Apparently a feeble free styler.

And you are?

Originally posted by YungAce:

Originally posted by Solace49:

Originally posted by aman49:

Originally posted by feeblefreestyler:
I am not comparing Harbaugh to Singletary by any means; however, I do want to point out that we have seen this similar line of reporting in the past.

Via Dan Brown's 49ers Hot Read:

Quote:
Singletary, now in his second season as a 49ers assistant, said Walsh graciously tutored him on everything from schemes to scheduling to psychology.

”There were times that I would fly out from Chicago, have dinner with Bill, then turn around and fly back home again,” Singletary said of his early forays into coaching. ”That’s how much I respected him.”

Link

I'm just saying. Neither a close relationship with Walsh, nor a desire to emulate him are precursors to success.

Further, what is the difference between Singletary's desire for a Ditka, 85-Bears offense, and Harbaugh's seeming desire for a Walsh, 89-49ers offense? Are both not out-dated in today's NFL?

I am not criticizing Harbaugh, just questioning the merits of the praise he seems to garner from the fans and media alike.

Scott

And you are?

Apparently a feeble free styler.

And you are?

Beat me to it.

he is dropping bill walsh and chills speech a little too often.

[ Edited by skynet907 on Mar 21, 2011 at 18:30:06 ]

Originally posted by feeblefreestyler:
I am not comparing Harbaugh to Singletary by any means; however, I do want to point out that we have seen this similar line of reporting in the past.

Via Dan Brown's 49ers Hot Read:

Quote:
Singletary, now in his second season as a 49ers assistant, said Walsh graciously tutored him on everything from schemes to scheduling to psychology.

”There were times that I would fly out from Chicago, have dinner with Bill, then turn around and fly back home again,” Singletary said of his early forays into coaching. ”That’s how much I respected him.”

Link

I'm just saying. Neither a close relationship with Walsh, nor a desire to emulate him are precursors to success.

Further, what is the difference between Singletary's desire for a Ditka, 85-Bears offense, and Harbaugh's seeming desire for a Walsh, 89-49ers offense? Are both not out-dated in today's NFL?

I am not criticizing Harbaugh, just questioning the merits of the praise he seems to garner from the fans and media alike.

Scott

Well said. At this point, it seems to the mantra for all new 49er coaches: Walsh!
We've been through enough crap in the last few years that its time to win some games "consistently" and then the talk can come.

Originally posted by skynet907:
he is dropping bill walsh and chills speech a little too often.

i like it. it's good to think about the successful days and see if you can produce similar results

Originally posted by aman49:

Originally posted by YungAce:

Originally posted by Solace49:

Originally posted by aman49:

Originally posted by feeblefreestyler:
I am not comparing Harbaugh to Singletary by any means; however, I do want to point out that we have seen this similar line of reporting in the past.

Via Dan Brown's 49ers Hot Read:

Quote:
Singletary, now in his second season as a 49ers assistant, said Walsh graciously tutored him on everything from schemes to scheduling to psychology.

”There were times that I would fly out from Chicago, have dinner with Bill, then turn around and fly back home again,” Singletary said of his early forays into coaching. ”That’s how much I respected him.”

Link

I'm just saying. Neither a close relationship with Walsh, nor a desire to emulate him are precursors to success.

Further, what is the difference between Singletary's desire for a Ditka, 85-Bears offense, and Harbaugh's seeming desire for a Walsh, 89-49ers offense? Are both not out-dated in today's NFL?

I am not criticizing Harbaugh, just questioning the merits of the praise he seems to garner from the fans and media alike.

Scott

And you are?

Apparently a feeble free styler.

And you are?

Beat me to it.

You guys are just jealous you didn't think of it first.

On a more serious note, it was a much cooler name when AOL suggested it to the then 13 year old me. Now, it is really just a force of habit. Like combing my hair, even though there is not much to comb.

Is it just me, or did this reply get a little personal?
Scott

Originally posted by 49ersking:

Originally posted by feeblefreestyler:
I am not comparing Harbaugh to Singletary by any means; however, I do want to point out that we have seen this similar line of reporting in the past.

Via Dan Brown's 49ers Hot Read:

Quote:
Singletary, now in his second season as a 49ers assistant, said Walsh graciously tutored him on everything from schemes to scheduling to psychology.

”There were times that I would fly out from Chicago, have dinner with Bill, then turn around and fly back home again,” Singletary said of his early forays into coaching. ”That’s how much I respected him.”

Link

I'm just saying. Neither a close relationship with Walsh, nor a desire to emulate him are precursors to success.

Further, what is the difference between Singletary's desire for a Ditka, 85-Bears offense, and Harbaugh's seeming desire for a Walsh, 89-49ers offense? Are both not out-dated in today's NFL?

I am not criticizing Harbaugh, just questioning the merits of the praise he seems to garner from the fans and media alike.

Scott

Well said. At this point, it seems to the mantra for all new 49er coaches: Walsh!
We've been through enough crap in the last few years that its time to win some games "consistently" and then the talk can come.

Agreed. I'd rather all the Walsh references come as an explanation for Harbaugh's success, not a "well-he-might-be-successful-because..." sort of thing.
Scott

Originally posted by YungAce:

Originally posted by Solace49:

Originally posted by aman49:

Originally posted by feeblefreestyler:
I am not comparing Harbaugh to Singletary by any means; however, I do want to point out that we have seen this similar line of reporting in the past.

Via Dan Brown's 49ers Hot Read:

Quote:
Singletary, now in his second season as a 49ers assistant, said Walsh graciously tutored him on everything from schemes to scheduling to psychology.

”There were times that I would fly out from Chicago, have dinner with Bill, then turn around and fly back home again,” Singletary said of his early forays into coaching. ”That’s how much I respected him.”

Link

I'm just saying. Neither a close relationship with Walsh, nor a desire to emulate him are precursors to success.

Further, what is the difference between Singletary's desire for a Ditka, 85-Bears offense, and Harbaugh's seeming desire for a Walsh, 89-49ers offense? Are both not out-dated in today's NFL?

I am not criticizing Harbaugh, just questioning the merits of the praise he seems to garner from the fans and media alike.

Scott

And you are?

Apparently a feeble free styler.

And you are?

Rebecca Black?