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C_Howitt_Fealz

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 7:12 pm

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I think many Bears fans would like to see a Bear return to his roots as coach (like Ditka).

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Colonel Angus

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 7:14 pm

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C_Howitt_Fealz wrote:

I think many Bears fans would like to see a Bear return to his roots as coach (like Ditka).

Neal Anderson isn't doing anything these days. :wink:

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Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 7:15 pm

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Why is that Subway driveway backwards?

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Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 7:16 pm

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Frank Coztansa wrote:

Why is that Subway driveway backwards?

Hmm...

Must be in England?

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Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 7:17 pm

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Nas wrote:

Jalapenos and More wrote:

I just don't get the Rivera love. Can someone explain it without invoking Lovie Smith at all?

He ran Lovie's system when they had better players. He is a former Bear. He hasn't been here for 3 years.

He continues to do a good job in SD as well.

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RFDC

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 7:18 pm

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C_Howitt_Fealz wrote:

I think many meatballs would like to see a Bear return to his roots as coach (like Ditka).

Fixed.

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Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 7:30 pm

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rogers park bryan wrote:

Scorehead wrote:

Why is Leslie Frasier's name even being mentioned? No no no. He is another Lovie Smith.

What does this mean? Why do you hate successful coordinators?

My definition of successful is way different than yours. I have the bar set a bit higher. The Vikes defense is ranked #9 in the NFL. They have drastically underperformed, given the talent they have on D, and Frasier is the same sleepy passive personality as Lovie. Do you really want Leslie Frasier as the new Bears head coach for the next 5 years? Please...no...just no...

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rogers park bryan

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 7:31 pm

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Scorehead wrote:

My definition of successful is way different than yours. I have the bar set a bit higher.

Says the man who has a boner for a coach that won ONE PLAYOFF GAME IN 10 YEARS.

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Scorehead

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 7:41 pm

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Frontman wrote:

Jalapenos and More wrote:

I just don't get the Rivera love. Can someone explain it without invoking Lovie Smith at all?

Oh that's easy to explain. Rivera was a part of the 85 team; and in many fans eyes; that immediately makes him credible as phenomenal coach. Anything any member of the 85 team does; from brain surgery to radio commentary; the fans believe they can do no wrong.

Actually, Rivera had a much better Defense than the Bears current Defensive coordinator. And personally, I prefer his more aggressive style. Yea I know that Lovie blitzes more, but thats because he doesn't know what else to do. There is more to playing aggressive D than just blitzing.
The fact that Rivera can speak to the media without sounding like a fucking retard is an added bonus.

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Scorehead

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 7:44 pm

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rogers park bryan wrote:

Scorehead wrote:

My definition of successful is way different than yours. I have the bar set a bit higher.

Says the man who has a boner for a coach that won ONE PLAYOFF GAME IN 10 YEARS.

RPB, there is a line of people in the NFL who know a hell of a lot more than either you or i who want to hire Shanahan and pay him $10 Million per year.

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RFDC

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 7:46 pm

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Scorehead wrote:

rogers park bryan wrote:

Scorehead wrote:

My definition of successful is way different than yours. I have the bar set a bit higher.

Says the man who has a boner for a coach that won ONE PLAYOFF GAME IN 10 YEARS.

RPB, there is a line of people in the NFL who know a hell of a lot more than either you or i who want to hire Shanahan and pay him $10 Million per year.

That does not change the fact that he has one playoff win in 10 years. So stop playing like you like successful coaches. You are a meatball.

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Scorehead

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 7:56 pm

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rogers park bryan wrote:

Scorehead wrote:

My definition of successful is way different than yours. I have the bar set a bit higher.

Says the man who has a boner for a coach that won ONE PLAYOFF GAME IN 10 YEARS.

Thats one more playoff win than MacDaniels, Lovie, Jauron, or Wannstedt had when they were hired as head football coach.

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RFDC

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 7:57 pm

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Lovie has more playoff wins in the last 10 years than Shanny.

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Bucky Chris

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Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 7:58 pm

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Who was the poster that said Frasier was the next head coach? Has he/she posted an update after these 2 wins?

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Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 7:59 pm

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Frontman wrote:

Jalapenos and More wrote:

I just don't get the Rivera love. Can someone explain it without invoking Lovie Smith at all?

Did someone say 85 bears my friends????

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Scorehead

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:07 pm

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Scorehead wrote:

My definition of successful is way different than yours. I have the bar set a bit higher.

rogers park bryan wrote:

Says the man who has a boner for a coach that won ONE PLAYOFF GAME IN 10 YEARS.

RPB, there is a line of people in the NFL who know a hell of a lot more than either you or i who want to hire Shanahan and pay him $10 Million per year.[/quote]

rogers park bryan wrote:

That does not change the fact that he has one playoff win in 10 years. So stop playing like you like successful coaches. You are a meatball.

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Baby McNown

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:08 pm

You guys really should know by now that John Kirk is never wrong.

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chaspoppcap

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:09 pm

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Scorehead wrote:

My definition of successful is way different than yours. I have the bar set a bit higher.

rogers park bryan wrote:

Says the man who has a boner for a coach that won ONE PLAYOFF GAME IN 10 YEARS.

RPB, there is a line of people in the NFL who know a hell of a lot more than either you or i who want to hire Shanahan and pay him $10 Million per year.

rogers park bryan wrote:

That does not change the fact that he has one playoff win in 10 years. So stop playing like you like successful coaches. You are a meatball.

Your right...I dont like successful head coaches. I prefer unproven fucks like the Bears have hired the last 3 times. WTF does "Meatball" have to do with this? There must be a lot of Meatballs in the NFL because there are a bunch of NFL guys who want to hire Shany.
Would you really rather keep Lovie rather than hire Shany???[/quote]

I would love for my team to hire him, the only name out there I do not want the Skins looking at is Gruden can't stand him he reaks of loser.

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Scorehead

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:12 pm

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RFDC wrote:

Lovie has more playoff wins in the last 10 years than Shanny.

Who do you think is the better head football coach, Lovie or Shany?
If you ran the Bears, and you could either keep Lovie or hire Shany, what would you do?
Keep in mind the head coaching career accomplishments of both guys...

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RFDC

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:19 pm

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Scorehead wrote:

RFDC wrote:

Lovie has more playoff wins in the last 10 years than Shanny.

I have stated many times on here I want nothing to do with Shanny. The guy has won NOTHING since Elway retired.

I think Lovie needs to be fired, but Shanny is not the answer.

One playoff win in the last 10 years...10 YEARS!

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Scorehead

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:21 pm

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RFDC wrote:

Scorehead wrote:

RFDC wrote:

Lovie has more playoff wins in the last 10 years than Shanny.

Why wont you answer my questions?

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RFDC

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:24 pm

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Scorehead wrote:

Why wont you answer my questions?

Are you that stupid? I have stated Lovie has more playoff wins than Shanny in the last 10 years and that Shanny is not the answer if Lovie's fired. Lovie is the better coach which is not saying much.

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Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:29 pm

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Scorehead wrote:

RFDC wrote:

Lovie has more playoff wins in the last 10 years than Shanny.

Who cares?
One guy had a history of a lot of talented players while with Denver and the other guy coaches JERRY FUCKING ANGELO'S DRAFT PICKS.
How would BLOWHARD DITKA, certainly a hero of yours, do with this current bunch of idiot Bears?

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Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:31 pm

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RFDC wrote:

Scorehead wrote:

Why wont you answer my questions?

Are you that stupid? I have stated Lovie has more playoff wins than Shanny in the last 10 years and that Shanny is not the answer if Lovie's fired. Lovie is the better coach which is not saying much.

LOVIE SMITH IS A BETTER HEAD FOOTBALL COACH THAN MIKE SHANAHAN??? :lol:

Why would you choose to ignore the rest of Shanahans career head coaching accomlishments, beside that it hurts your position.

Do I need to repost Shannys career coaching accomplishments? You might want to review Lovies while you are at it.

I'll refrain from making this personal & calling you names.

Lets read this again..."Lovie is the better coach".

Wow...

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RFDC wrote:

Scorehead wrote:

Why wont you answer my questions?

Are you that stupid?

you just don't get scorehead's subtle genius.

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RFDC

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Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:31 pm

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What part of 10 years and one playoff win do you not get?

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RFDC

Post subject: Re: Did Lovie save his job?

Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:32 pm

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W_Z wrote:

RFDC wrote:

Scorehead wrote:

Why wont you answer my questions?

Are you that stupid?

you just don't get scorehead's subtle genius.

yeah it is subtle alright!

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Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:34 pm

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Get this guy...he's got THREE playoff wins in the last ten years...

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RFDC

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Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:39 pm

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Hey JohnKirk, would Lovie have won the superbowl with Denver when Elway, Davis, Sharpe, and a great OL was there?

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Scorehead

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Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:40 pm

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RFDC wrote:

What part of 10 years and one playoff win do you not get?

Why have you decided to use playoff wins as your barometer for success?
Why not use Super Bowl victories?

And why only consider Shanahans record for the last 10 years? Maybe because if you considered his last 11 years he has 4 playoff wins & a Super Bowl victory. I mean its easy to pick & choose your stats, but its not very fair.

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