You know, I'm all for cleaning house and the number one pick. But in light of how everything went down, and in light of the fact that 2 additional wins gets us dropped in the draft, I want a win tomorrow.
If they're going to play the goddamn game, let's beat the shit out of the Panthers. A win won't change the outcome of this tragedy, and it certainly won't change the fact that Clark's cleaning out the shithouse at the end of the year. Something positive needs to happen... |
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I understand the hate for Pioli, but fandom is taken to a sickening level when he gets any sort of blame for something like this. |
in military training in the past and at my current work I have to attend "active shooter" and "suicide watch" programs once a year.
In both cases the trainers start with the characteristics of each of these individuals: "there is NO characteristic for either" That is the point. You have to treat every situation and be prepared for the worse. Everyone is different. Because you get fired from your job is sometimes the trigger not the overwhelming full reason for either. |
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that's it...I'm doing a vid commentary as First Down Elvis...damn the consequences...
it needs to be done. |
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Obviously Scott Pioli was in the best position to recognize and affect the state of Belcher's mental health. |
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My wife had no idea for 10 years.. I didn't show any symptoms, thats my point.. Everyone reacts different.. Thanks for the $%&hole comment... ..looking at my questions I wasn't trying to be disrespectful but I can see that is different for you |
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This was NOT a "workplace shooting".
The guy murdered his girlfriend and didn't have a ****ing clue what to do next so he went to the one "safe place" he knows. It seems pretty obvious to me. Blaming Pioli for any of this is beyond crazy. |
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