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My back-tits say otherwiseAre you standing up for Xero? Ur doing it wrong lol
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My back-tits say otherwiseAre you standing up for Xero? Ur doing it wrong lol
My back-tits say otherwise
Perhaps you don't know what anyone-the-fuck thinks about other than your own voices. In your teenage brain, maybe you think it matters, and there is such a thing as a popularity factor on an internet MB.
You're so stupid you can't even tell when I am talking about someone else, then after being proven a dumbass you double up on it by touting yourself as being superior as if I had mentioned anything of the sort to begin with? I bet you don't have very many friends if any at all. Unless you like to surround yourself with more one-uppers and self-absorbed holier-than-thou pricks like yourself.
Guapo how the fuck have you managed to withstand years of back and forth with this piece of work is beyond me. I was just reminded why he was on ignore in the first place.
[video=youtube;G8-QkQpIj-8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8-QkQpIj-8#t=29[/video]
Racer is pretty far off on this one and very much the minority when it comes to Emery's very good tenure so far. He is just a little biased. Me and him used to get in it a lot because we have strong opinions, but I make sure I back it up with supporting stats/facts before I just blast someone. I don't know how he can say our back 7 is dead last with all the facts/stats saying otherwise? Racer has gotten better over the years, I just don't know why he is so hard up for you and Emery because Emery Rocks! And so do you!
Why do I care about people's opinion's of Phil Emery? That one is simple. I would really like for him to stick around considering he is the best GM we have had in my short 30 year life. He has been attacking weaknesses up and down the roster from day one and had success at doing so ranging from okay to significant depending on position. He was put in the extremely unenviable position of having to turnover a giant chunk of the roster and at least in my opinion he has gone through this process about as well as I could have hoped. Were already damn near in a position where he can go strictly BPA in the coming drafts. I would also expect that he slows down on big time free agent signings but more so than anything else I want to see him be able to draft players Trestman and company can use to replace our free agent signings which are in essence stop-gaps. If he can't do that and he is forced to dip into free agency to replace former free agents then my opinion of him will probably take a hit.
I don't believe were going to see eye to eye about who is responsible or shoulders the blame on assistant coaching hires and there is no point in restating how I see it. Sure I agree that Phil shoulders some of the blame on special teams since he is responsible for providing the talent. Defense is a different story since its near impossible to know how well or how bad the defense could have been last season without the injuries and the same can be said about this year. At the very minimum you can at least point to the fact his young bucks that he drafted or picked up in FA are beginning to shine when given the opportunity. Its promising to say the least that perhaps he isn't as inept at picking defensive talent as people have made him out to be.
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As for xero, I have no interest in this person other than responding to another one of his unsolicited personal flame posts; he is hardly a victim here, more like the instigator. No hard-ons.
Regarding Emery, again, for the 10th time, I am pro-Emery. Why do you not understand that? All I've pointed out is that no GM, including him, is going to get unconditional love and homage from me based on a limited body of work which has yet to translate to winning games, let alone playoffs, and far from establishing a sustainable winning platform. If he continues to draft like he did in 2014, we will compete for multiple SBs. If 2014 is an outlier and he continues to draft like he did in 2012, he will be unemployed.
As I said before and am saying again, he is a major upgrade from JA and has done some very nice things, but I am not crowning his ass until I see more. Apparently showing some restraint and deliberation is offensive to the kool-aid brigade, fine, have at it.
I had the same debates with the homers early in the JA tenure when the same guys were all about blowing JA. Typical MB thread cycle.
Fair enough. The only GM that is above the law is Seattle's GM...all I have to say is just DAMN! How many 4th & 5th round pro bowlers has this guy drafted...and Wilson in the 3rd..just wow!
Racer X when people say Phil Emery attacks weaknesses they are specifically talking about how he does it differently than many GMs, and specifically different than Jerry Angelo did.
Phil Drafted multiple OL, signed multiple free agents and brought in multiple undrafted rookie's last year for the OL. He did the same thing again this year for the defense line.
Basically he attacks a problem with overwhelming force instead of hoping that he picked one right rookie or one right free-agent to fill the gap.
The results in both cases have been a significant upgrade obviously. You may think that all GM's do this, Some do, some don't. Many of us Emery fans are happy that he attacks problems the way he does.
1. why?
2. not seeing the correlation between the day Trest hired Tucker and how that absolves the GM of that responsibility. Think CEO of a corporation - when a functional VP-level employee is a fuck up, who is to blame? Well, that VP that fucked up is primarily to blame, but a President level guy (HC) is the one that hired him so he's ultimately responsible. And his boss, the CEO (GM) is accountable. Same way Phil gets credit for our kick-ass offense, he eats shit for our D and ST. He gets all the good, and he gets all the bad, no cherry-picking, is that a reasonable position?