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Great Article on Coach Stowell's double firing from BU
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Originally posted by mrcoachdude View PostNo you can not....if you advocate a change...you are anti-JL...and if your doing it now your anti-bu..because your undermining the program as it heads into the season...doesn't have to be personal..
IMHO
However there is an enormous chasm with being indifferent and anti-something.
When Molinari was fired, there were many fans who were OK with change but also were OK if he was allowed to continue.Last edited by squirrelgotdead; 09-29-2010, 09:38 AM.
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Originally posted by mrcoachdude View PostNo you can not....if you advocate a change...you are anti-JL...and if your doing it now your anti-bu..because your undermining the program as it heads into the season...doesn't have to be personal..
IMHO
No 2ay does one persons beliefs/thoughts "undermine" the program. That's ridiculous.
Couldn't it be spun the other way. Can't someone be SO PRO-BU that they want to win so badly and see BU succeed that they feel a change is the only way to get that done?
Tell me the difference in the two scenarios.
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Originally posted by tornado View Postthat should settle it -- I think a few people owe Coach Les an apology...
and people have a right to their opinions on this subject without being falsely called out for not being "consistent".
I kinda see "being consistent" as someone who is not guided by the facts of the situation, but instead always making the same decision because of predetermined, rigid bias...
In other words, the very people calling for "consistency" and claiming they ARE consistent while others are not, are the ones ruled by their rigid biases and predetermined grudges.
Sure they might be "consistent" but it is clear they are consistently negative and anti-Bradley in every call they make!
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Originally posted by squirrelgotdead View PostWow. Really? Being "OK" with change is "anti-JL"? That is patently absurd. I do agree with your point about talking about it now given the fact the season is about to start. OK to me also means they can be OK with staying the course. OK is also a fairly passive reaction. . .a far cry from anyone "advocating" anything.
However there is an enormous chasm with being indifferent and anti-something.
When Molinari was fired, there were many fans who were OK with change but also were OK if he was allowed to continue.
Dude...where is my quote is the word ok used? He said advocate and that is what I said..HUGE difference...HUGEPeoria Toyota Scion
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Originally posted by mrcoachdude View PostDude...where is my quote is the word ok used? He said advocate and that is what I said..HUGE difference...HUGE
So yes, you are correct, it is a HUGE difference.
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Originally posted by toddgak View PostIf you advocate a change in leadership in the Presidency of the United States are you "anti-America"? That's nonsense.
No 2ay does one persons beliefs/thoughts "undermine" the program. That's ridiculous.
Couldn't it be spun the other way. Can't someone be SO PRO-BU that they want to win so badly and see BU succeed that they feel a change is the only way to get that done?
Tell me the difference in the two scenarios.
To advocate a change in the Prez is to run for the office or campaign against him..that is an ongoing process..that is the way its been forever nothing Anti American there...maybe anti-prez..
But to advocate a change in a coach is anti-coach I don't care who it is...its simple...you want (advocate) JL removed you are anti-JLPeoria Toyota Scion
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Originally posted by mrcoachdude View PostDude...where is my quote is the word ok used? He said advocate and that is what I said..HUGE difference...HUGE
Being ok and supporting a change does not make one "anti-JL". Cheering for the team to lose, writing letters to him and administration telling him how bad he is, holding signs up at games, and making a public scene about how bad he is and how you want him gone....that would be "anti-JL".
I don't know of anyone who wants Bradley to lose so Jim will be gone. Who on this board, or anywhere, WANTS Bradley to lose (outside of ISU fans, etc.)?
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Originally posted by mrcoachdude View PostQuit trying your spin and putting words in my typing :-)
To advocate a change in the Prez is to run for the office or campaign against him..that is an ongoing process..that is the way its been forever nothing Anti American there...maybe anti-prez..
But to advocate a change in a coach is anti-coach I don't care who it is...its simple...you want (advocate) JL removed you are anti-JL
Anyway...see my other post what constitutes being "anti" anybody. It's goofy we even have this discussion.
What is this obsession with labeling and rating fans as one way or another? Either you are a Bradley fan or you aren't. Why is this such a hard thing to process? Why so much work being done trying to figure everyone out? Does how someone else feels about Jim Les affect the way someone else feels about him? Very, very odd.
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Originally posted by toddgak View PostSheesh...are we really getting into word play here?
Being ok and supporting a change does not make one "anti-JL". Cheering for the team to lose, writing letters to him and administration telling him how bad he is, holding signs up at games, and making a public scene about how bad he is and how you want him gone....that would be "anti-JL".
I don't know of anyone who wants Bradley to lose so Jim will be gone. Who on this board, or anywhere, WANTS Bradley to lose (outside of ISU fans, etc.)?
You mean like those boooing last season? and yelling fire Les?
I am a simple guy...you are what you are...Peoria Toyota Scion
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Originally posted by mrcoachdude View PostWhere is the word play? To advocate (your words) is completely different than being ok with it...again a HUGE difference...
You mean like those boooing last season? and yelling fire Les?
I am a simple guy...you are what you are...
Again, why the obsession with labeling fans? Can't we all just be Bradley fans? Why is there so much weight on the "level" of fandom, who is what, what is who, who does what, who gives what, etc.
Its really, really goofy. From one simple man to another--help me out. Why is this such a big deal?
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