He's back!

1. He was a proud to be part of Tech, & took his association seriously.

2. He'll help take the Jets to 9-7 every year but inevitably lose to the Falcons (preseason, whatever...).
 
joeye said:
1. He was a proud to be part of Tech, & took his association seriously..
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Not anymore:

Q: Speaking of Georgia, wouldn’t you like one more chance to beat the Bulldogs?
Gailey: You always want the opportunity to win a game, but that also comes with the opportunity to lose. I’ve had my opportunities. Let’s give the younger guys a chance.
I actually pull for Georgia now. I have a great deal of respect for Mark Richt.

http://www.myajc.com/news/sports/co...nbox_apr2013_ajcstub1#31f05942.3651252.735519

Btw, how Chan is that? He doesn't want another opportunity for a win, because he might lose! :lol:
 
cyptomcat said:
Not anymore:

Q: Speaking of Georgia, wouldn’t you like one more chance to beat the Bulldogs?
Gailey: You always want the opportunity to win a game, but that also comes with the opportunity to lose. I’ve had my opportunities. Let’s give the younger guys a chance.
I actually pull for Georgia now. I have a great deal of respect for Mark Richt.

http://www.myajc.com/news/sports/co...nbox_apr2013_ajcstub1#31f05942.3651252.735519

Btw, how Chan is that? He doesn't want another opportunity for a win, because he might lose! :lol:
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I mean, we did fire him...
 
BuzzCzar said:
you might choose to notice that the franchises he worked for represent the elite of ownerships in the NFL (except the Jets)

you could give the man his due, that he is a pretty good NFL system guy; accept the fact that college wasnt his cup of tea, and be done with it

or you can continue to pile up on a dead horse like ööööty tacklers that just jump on guys that are already down to make themselves look as if they had anything to contribute

chan is better than all of you on this board, otherwise get a ööööing job in coaching and stfu, cuz you wont have any time to be posting negative crap about ex-coaches

chan has helped a bunch of GaTech players get into the pros, get looks from the pros, and more. if you note his ex-players pretty much all defend him and talk positively about him

its mostly the mediocre fans who still wish to put the guy down.
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Mediocrity is his cup of tea, he fits right in the NFL blender, mix recycle mix again.
 
Chan was the worst coach in the history of Georgia Tech and set our program back decades that only Paul Johnson's manliness was able to overcome.
 
BuzzCzar said:
he can have an opinion all he wants. but his comments contradict FACTS, not opinions

FACT: Chan won the ACC Coastal and went to the ACC CG
FACT: Chan went to three Super Bowls as part of the Broncos staff, then another one as OC of the Steelers.
FACT: after the Cowboys went 6-10 with Switzer, they won the NFC East and went 10-6 under Gailey. he took them to to playoffs again in '99 even though they lost Irvin to a spinal injury. the Cowboys then fired him. they did not win a playoff game until 2009, even with Bill Parcells
FACT: the Bills much improved from bottom-dweller to near-playoff team under Gailey.

as i said before, he really does well in certain roles - just like how he managed our 'personnel' crisis of losing a bunch of players and scholarships pretty well. He is great at taking teams that are about to go down the drain and prop them up to be reasonably decent.

i have no problem with anyone saying that his time at GaTech was a mixed result, but to say that he is a "total failure" is a comment only an uninformed DUMBASS would make. you know, based on FACTS

go back to Dwagville, silverbitchies
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Well just öööö Czar. You were making some very cogent observations in defense of Gailey's tenure, then you had to screw it up by telling me to "go back to dwagville" and calling me silverbritchies!
 
GTCrew4b said:
Chan was the worst coach in the history of Georgia Tech and set our program back decades that only Paul Johnson's manliness was able ot overcome.
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Deke said:
I don't trash talk Chan on here (and really try not to trash talk any former players/coaches or post about them every time they have a career development), but am I still allowed to be happy that he's no longer the coach of Georgia Tech football? I mean, I'm happy for him that he continues to have a fruitful career, but I didn't like him as a college coach, despite the fact that he made it to the ACCCG one year.
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The best thing about that game:
*
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The unis. and, calvin

The worst thing(s) about that game:
* 6 points (90% of ST could’ve coached and scored more than 6 points - Play #1: hand off to #22 Play #2: Fade to #21. Repeat.)
* Riley Skinner
* The rain
* The boredom
* Posters that still count that ACC Championship game in Chan's resume (it's been stricken from my records)
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Losing

EDIT: I take point #1 back. There was no best thing about that game
 
JRJacket said:
EDIT: I take point #1 back. There was no best thing about that game
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I'm just glad Beamer was able to come along this year and put that game to shame in terms of sheer awfulness.
 
Fact: I don't give a flying öööö what Chan Gailey did when he wasn't employed for the Georgia Institute of Technology. If your wife gave her college boyfriend a great blowjob whenever he asked, it does nothing for you now.

Chan should have been fired the day after we lost the worst ACC Championship game ever.
 
The worst thing about that game was having to come right back and lose to WV AND get shat on in the process!

Seriously, Chan offers one key thing for NFL teams. That is, he can build a running game that can work in all seasons and competes for victories half the time.

The key reason this is important is because, like the NBA, if you don't have one of the key players (i.e QB), then you just are not going to compete for much. Chan does make his team competitive. He can inspire a fan base for a few years while they regroup and hope to get lucky on a new QB. He makes perfect sense for many downtrodden programs.
 
Allen Koholic said:
Fact: I don't give a flying öööö what Chan Gailey did when he wasn't employed for the Georgia Institute of Technology. If your wife gave her college boyfriend a great blowjob whenever he asked, it does nothing for you now.

Chan should have been fired the day after we lost the worst ACC Championship game ever.
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....did you mean to say the day after the 51-7 loss to UGA? Or the day after the 51-7 loss to VT? Or the day after the blowout by the worst Duke team in the history of ever*?

*Stretching back to the three years prior, of course...we were their first ACC win since 1999
 
BuzzCzar said:
or you can continue to pile up on a dead horse like ööööty tacklers that just jump on guys that are already down to make themselves look as if they had anything to contribute
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Wait a second did you really just say that??:lol:


BuzzCzar said:
chan has helped a bunch of GaTech players get into the pros, get looks from the pros, and more. if you note his ex-players pretty much all defend him and talk positively about him

its mostly the mediocre fans who still wish to put the guy down.
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I didn't like Chan when he was here. Happy he moved on. Give him credit for 2002 and 2003 season. In hindsight, those teams were terrible and he got us a winning record. He did above par in 2004 too but underachieved badly in 2005 and 2006. 2007 was his own doing with a crummy QB cause he couldn't recruit one. Overall he was ok. He can make a winner out of poor to average teams but he can't adapt and make a solid team a champion. The 2006 WF game is pretty unforgivable in my opinion. First outright conference championship possibility in 16 years with what is most likely one of the top 5 WRs to ever grace college football teed up against a WF team that was decent but very beatable and you score 6 points? I can honestly say that the two worst coached games I've EVER seen were produced by Chan.

My biggest problem with Chan is that he put himself, his coaches and his players above the Institute TIME AND AGAIN and he could care two öööös about MA Tech and it showed. He constantly talked about character and commitment, but he flip flopped on that to suit his own needs. As an example he stayed with Miami Dolphins who were at best a barely eligible playoff team during the crux of recruiting/ That completely killed any chance we had of adding supporting cast to the 2002 team and the future. It also caused a major rif with the players he took over that quit on him in the biggest embarrassment of Clean Old Fashion Hate. In both 2005 and 2006 he tried flirting with NFL teams to force Tech to extend him and raise his contract for producing underwhelming results. Those flirtations and one foot out the door mentality hurt recruiting bad those years since he was off flirting during the final months of recruiting.

Back then if you recall because of poor recruiting coordination we often had multiple scholarship offer available going into January. So him flirting with other teams at that time hurt even more because he had to constantly make-up ground. Worse yet, for three öööö years he hired a buddy of his that Sold Shoes to be our recruiting coordinator and didn't care that the guy was the most un-involved individual to ever grace the Edge Center, yet he kept him in that capacity at the sacrifice of our program and athletic association until he was FORCED to remove him.

Don't give me your ööööing spiel on Chan Gailey. I'm not here to pat him on the back for time served. öööö that guy!
 
i dont really disagree with anything you said about his performance at Tech. all i said that is that if you call him a "total failure" then, based on facts, that is a dumbass statement

i am not here to be a knight for Chan Gailey; im just tired of the constant and continuous infantile piling on top of ex-coaches by wanna-be coaches
 
BuzzCzar said:
i dont really disagree with anything you said about his performance at Tech. all i said that is that if you call him a "total failure" then, based on facts, that is a dumbass statement

i am not here to be a knight for Chan Gailey; im just tired of the constant and continuous infantile piling on top of ex-coaches by wanna-be coaches
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He is not a total failure, he is mediocre. Mediocre doesn't cut it in the NFL, that's why he got fired so many times.
 
BuzzCzar said:
i dont really disagree with anything you said about his performance at Tech. all i said that is that if you call him a "total failure" then, based on facts, that is a dumbass statement

i am not here to be a knight for Chan Gailey; im just tired of the constant and continuous infantile piling on top of ex-coaches by wanna-be coaches
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Chan Gailey can go suck a dick. It isn't hard to fathom why GT folk hate the guy. Chan turned in a couple of really nice coaching jobs. Wouldn't say spectacular, but really good. Auburn in 2004 and 2005 come to mind. NCST 2003 I believe? Lets not forget that in Chan Gailey's term as coach he faced what is probably the easiest ACC EVER!!!

But 2002, 2005, 2006, and 2007 UGA games, 2006 ACC CG, and 2006 VT games are up there in terms of worst coached GT games ever. Difference between Gailey and Bill Lewis was that Gailey would turn in a crapper only to follow it up with a gutsy 10-6 win over NCST. Bill Lewis just lost consistently.
 
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