PJ's Explosion

I could only imagine what Chan Gailey would have done in that situation.

Probably would've patted the refs on the back, told them good try and better luck next time.

Then he would've told our players some crap about how they can't be angry about that, they just have to move forward and forget about it, and this is all more important than winning because it's about having good CHARACTER... :puke:
 
unforgiven108 said:
Prefacing your repost with a disclaimer that you are not reposting it, does not in fact NOT make it a repost.;)
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Winking at the end of your dickish comment, does not in fact NOT make it a dickish comment.
 
Sorry we're late.... What seems to be the problem here?
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WreckTheRest said:
I could only imagine what Chan Gailey would have done in that situation.

Probably would've patted the refs on the back, told them good try and better luck next time.

Then he would've told our players some crap about how they can't be angry about that, they just have to move forward and forget about it, and this is all more important than winning because it's about having good CHARACTER... :puke:
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can you imagine the interview afterwards? Instead of "THE REFS BLEW IT, THATS WHAT HAPPENED!" it would be:

"Now I don't know what the refs saw, but they're the officials so they deserve respect. We're gonna stay classy about this and go on back to the locker room and play a good half when we return... :blahblah:"
 
gtcu17 said:
can you imagine the interview afterwards? Instead of "THE REFS BLEW IT, THATS WHAT HAPPENED!" it would be:

"Now I don't know what the refs saw, but they're the officials so they deserve respect. We're gonna stay classy about this and go on back to the locker room and play a good half when we return... :blahblah:"
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So what is the effective difference between the two coaches? Does either approach change the situation?
 
bellyseries said:
So what is the effective difference between the two coaches? Does either approach change the situation?
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One fires up your players and lets them know you have a fire and passion to win the game, and the other lets your team know that you don't really have passion to see things get done.

*See the MLB manager getting ejected theory for correlation.
 
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