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Why the f**k did we hire this f**k as the TE coach last year in the first place?? VD has his worst season ever under this f**k.

Is that a sign of things to come with our defensive players?
[ Edited by fortyninerglory on Jan 22, 2015 at 4:00 PM ]
  • Jcool
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Originally posted by Marvin49:
Bingo.

Everyone forgets that Fangio was out of the league. He was hired by Harbaugh to be the DC...AT STANFORD.

The only reason he was back in the NFL was that he followed Harbaugh back.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not slamming Vic. I wanted the guy to stay...but lets stop pretending that Vic has been a genius everywhere he's been.

No he was with Baltimore. And i am going to go out on a limb and say John recommended to Jim he hire him as his DC.
Originally posted by Jcool:
Originally posted by teylo31:
Fangio teams DC in pros before he came to 49ers

Yds/Pnts
99 15/17
00 21/15
01 29/31
02 16/20
03 31/27
04 23/15
05 31/32

And what did he do from 06-10? In 2010 with Stanford: PA/G: 17.4 (10th of 120).


He was in BALTIMORE with Ray Lewis and Ed Reed.

Hrmm....what do Baltimore and SF have in common.......
Originally posted by Jcool:
Originally posted by teylo31:
Fangio teams DC in pros before he came to 49ers

Yds/Pnts
99 15/17
00 21/15
01 29/31
02 16/20
03 31/27
04 23/15
05 31/32

And what did he do from 06-10? In 2010 with Stanford: PA/G: 17.4 (10th of 120).

are you really comparing college and pro's?
Originally posted by fortyninerglory:
Why the f**k did we hire this f**k as the TE coach last year in the first place?? VD has his worst season ever under this f**k.

Is that a sign of things to come with our defensive players?

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Originally posted by Jcool:
Originally posted by Marvin49:
Bingo.

Everyone forgets that Fangio was out of the league. He was hired by Harbaugh to be the DC...AT STANFORD.

The only reason he was back in the NFL was that he followed Harbaugh back.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not slamming Vic. I wanted the guy to stay...but lets stop pretending that Vic has been a genius everywhere he's been.

No he was with Baltimore. And i am going to go out on a limb and say John recommended to Jim he hire him as his DC.

Right...he went out of the league to coach a College team because he wasn't being sought as a DC IN the league.
  • Jcool
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Originally posted by Marvin49:
Originally posted by Jcool:
Originally posted by teylo31:
Fangio teams DC in pros before he came to 49ers

Yds/Pnts
99 15/17
00 21/15
01 29/31
02 16/20
03 31/27
04 23/15
05 31/32

And what did he do from 06-10? In 2010 with Stanford: PA/G: 17.4 (10th of 120).


He was in BALTIMORE with Ray Lewis and Ed Reed.

Hrmm....what do Baltimore and SF have in common.......

more power to you if that now that Mangini is the DC you can look past his history and try to compare him to the previous coach. I just cant be that guy. I cant look past his history even if he is our DC now.
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Originally posted by Pillbusta:
Originally posted by Lifer:
Not the Patriots, Seahawks, or Packers fans, to name a few. And not 49ers fans, when Eddie owned the team. The Yorks have been a downgrade plain and simple. And we are in the midst of a major coaching downgrade, no matter how anyone tries to sugarcoat it.

But will this team win is Super Bowl is all I care about. This team has been all Harbaugh the last few years and it is about time we organize and structure ourselves to be about the team and the organization. The easiest and simplest line to draw is at Harbaugh for most fans but we have to dig deeper at what fosters sustained success. We had it here before and it had to do a lot with the organization that Bill Eddie and Policy put together. We need that again and it wasn't happening with Harbaugh

The Yorks are structuring the team along the lines of Al Davis, not Eddie DeBartolo. All the power is at the top, and the coaches are just expected to be good soldiers and do their jobs. Tomsula will be the weakest HC in the NFL. Baalke has all the power and Tomsula is surrounded by guys who have more knowledge and experience than him. He's not a Head Coach, he's a project manager. This is pretty much the opposite of the way every other team in the NFL is structured. I won't say it can't work, but the prospects are not good.
Originally posted by Marvin49:
Originally posted by teylo31:
Originally posted by Jcool:
Originally posted by Jakemall:
Originally posted by pd24:
Originally posted by Jcool:
#49ers Stats @49ers_Stats
Defensive ranking of teams where Mangini was DC or HC (Yds/Pts):

2005: 26/17
2006: 20/6
2007: 18/19
2008: 16/18
2009: 31/21
2010: 22/13

He makes his teams better. He went to Ny and CLE with bad teams. Made the defense better

LOL context changes everything.

Yes because good coaching has never made bad teams good. Its all about who is on the roster....

Fangio teams DC in pros before he came to 49ers

Yds/Pnts
99 15/17
00 21/15
01 29/31
02 16/20
03 31/27
04 23/15
05 31/32


Bingo.

Everyone forgets that Fangio was out of the league. He was hired by Harbaugh to be the DC...AT STANFORD.

The only reason he was back in the NFL was that he followed Harbaugh back.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not slamming Vic. I wanted the guy to stay...but lets stop pretending that Vic has been a genius everywhere he's been.

Im with you. I very much wanted Vic to stay as well for continuity and i knew the offense was getting a complete overhaul and didnt want to have the whole team in a staff overhaul but here we are.

All i wanted to show people was have faith in the hire and that while Mangini might not have set the world on fire neither did Fangio before landing here.

Regardless of how bad we have been in the past we have always had a D that played hard and gave us a chance even though it didn't pan out. The talent on this defense is awesome

Also, like it or not he is the DC. I can get behind it or complain. I have enough other stuff to worry about so ill just get behind it
[ Edited by teylo31 on Jan 22, 2015 at 4:07 PM ]
Originally posted by fortyninerglory:
Why the f**k did we hire this f**k as the TE coach last year in the first place?? VD has his worst season ever under this f**k.

Is that a sign of things to come with our defensive players?

VD was injured all year.

I like how people just directly assign a coaches value to how his players did in his most recent season. Is the Saints TE coach a genius? No, Jimmy Graham is really good.

Honestly, just about any coach could look good with the 49ers D. We have like 7 pro bowl caliber players starting.
Originally posted by fortyninerglory:
Why the f**k did we hire this f**k as the TE coach last year in the first place?? VD has his worst season ever under this f**k.

Is that a sign of things to come with our defensive players?

Harbaugh hired him in 2013 to self-scout the offense, then moved him to TE coach last year. Good question for Harbaugh.
Originally posted by trevorontario:
Originally posted by dtg_9er:
Michael Lombardi doesn't like Mangini...hmm...is that good or bad? LOL! Neutral? This article may be more an indictment of Lombardi...but interesting none the less:

http://www.clevelandfrowns.com/2009/12/michael-lombardis-unsupported-claims-about-eric-manginis-last-season-with-the-new-england-patriots/

Actually take that as a positive sign

But even worse, Lombardi fails to say a word about the personnel losses that decimated the Patriots defense in 2005. It seems to be at least worth mentioning in criticizing the coach of a defense that "gave up too many big plays down the field," that that same defense lost its best player to injury, safety Rodney Harrison, in the season's third week. Those Pats also lost Pro Bowl CB Ty Law in a cost-cutting move, LB Tedi Bruschi to a pre-season stroke, LB Ted Johnson to surprise retirement on the eve of training camp, as well as perennial starters Roman Pfifer (LB) and Keith Traylor (NT).

Also notable, "unlike past Patriots offseasons, the 2005 offseason did not bring the arrival of any would-be full-time starters." And that even despite this personnel shakeup, these Patriots won their division with a 10-6 record, finishing with a five game winning streak before resting their starters in the season's final game. The Pats' defense even remained stout in the team's playoff loss that season, giving up only 286 total yards to a Broncos team that was the beneficiary of five turnovers by the Patriots offense.
Originally posted by fortyninerglory:
Why the f**k did we hire this f**k as the TE coach last year in the first place?? VD has his worst season ever under this f**k.

Is that a sign of things to come with our defensive players?

It was a sign that Jim Harbaugh was completely clueless on what made up a good passing game offensive coach.
"All-Italian coaching staff, assemble!!"
Originally posted by Niners99:
"All-Italian coaching staff, assemble!!"

Heyy yo tough guy ova here, Fugetaboutit
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