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SBXVII 09-30-2009, 02:03 PM Dude, you keep making that same non-sequitur statement and keep calling it a fact.
The truth is that you can be friends with someone and still be "focused" in a rivalry situation against them. Sometimes the friendship even enhances the sense of rivalry.
I'll bet that everyone on this board at some time or another has competed in a focused way against a friend. It happens in fantasy football every week.
By the way, as long as people are talking about what is "petty," one could say that it is pretty "petty" to criticize Snyder for the company he keeps.
Or that ugly blue and silver thingy under your name. ;)
dgack 09-30-2009, 02:39 PM Redskins don’t raise ticket prices - Washington Business Journal: (http://washington.bizjournals.com/washington/stories/2009/09/07/daily51.html)
So how did they raise the ticket price then?
If you read that article, one of the comments mentions built-in escalators in ticket prices for club-level and other premium seats. I think Miller even mentioned his tickets were Tailgate Club or something like that.
I didn't realize how much Jerrah was charging for tickets down here, that's just batsh*t crazy. $700+ to watch a Cowboys game? Crazy Town.
Skinny Tee 09-30-2009, 02:46 PM Holly Cow. LOL. I honestly thought this whole blog was about Skinny Tee faining support for DS just to ....as a joke.... get someone who actually does support DS to come forth and be recognized and ....as a joke... pretend to be pointing him out as a traitor to the rest of us.
^That might not make sense sorry. Just trying to show how slow I am which I guess isn't a good thing.
So Skinny Tee, who can DS be friends with? I guess anyone in the division is off limits? So would Arizona be ok? Not trying to pick on anyone but all the owners are friendly towards each other. They all have a common goal....which is to make their team thrive and if something is working for one owner then you bet they will be talking to see if it would work for them. To the owners it's all business. Business men hang out together...especially ones in the same type of business.
Plus they all have to get a long in order to support each others issues in regards to the CAP. I mean it's not an owners union for nothing. Then theres the players union. and low and behold a REF's union. and comming to a town near you a coach's union. ;)
That was the original intention...
Then it turned into some big stink about my personal feelings on Snyder vacationing with Jones. It's not that big a deal that I personally hold a grievance against the fact that Snyder and Jones are vacationing chill boys...if you don't, then great, one less burden for you...I, on the other hand, hold grievance against it.
I also hold grievance against front office moves by Snyder for the last ten years, and against his personal managment ethics against our very own Redskins players, coaches and staff.
There are many transgressions that Snyder has done so far that make me hold it against him. Going out of his way to buddy up with Jones is just one of them.
Apparently it's the most intruging one of them all from the looks of it...
SmootSmack 09-30-2009, 02:52 PM If you read that article, one of the comments mentions built-in escalators in ticket prices for club-level and other premium seats. I think Miller even mentioned his tickets were Tailgate Club or something like that.
I didn't realize how much Jerrah was charging for tickets down here, that's just batsh*t crazy. $700+ to watch a Cowboys game? Crazy Town.
Got it. Thanks for the clarification
SmootSmack 09-30-2009, 03:04 PM SS, one of the points you've brought up before is the expectations of the fanbase... which in turn may affect organizational direction. As Redskin fans, are we able to support a rebuilding effort that includes a youth movement everywhere and a sacrifice of two or three really awful years (results-wise, not necessarily growth-wise)?
The team seems to have this teetering balance b/t drafting where we still have picks and supplementing a few holes with big FAs every offseason. Silly contracts are handed out to new guys, but productive mainstays (like Sellars) have to fight for a decent extension. The up-and-coming guys I would have loved to see as head coaches here go elsewhere (Payton, Spags, etc). It's one thing when former players trash talk the organization when they leave (Pierce, LA)... it's another when one of the "core" guys like Jansen leave with bad feelings (although it definitely made business sense to let him go, I get the notion his dismissal wasn't as classy as his Redskins career was).
While DS has done everything he's believed he could to help the team win, a culture has been created to where some coordinators aren't as quick to jump at an opportunity to head coach here, some current players don't feel rewarded for their efforts and some just leave with bad tastes in their mouths. Going back to the fanbase thing, I'm not so sure Snyder is willing to sacrifice profits for a few seasons getting this thing sorted out. I hope it's not too late.
You make some very strong points. I will say though that it's hard to take much stock in what players say when they are let go. I think a lot of it is just frustration that they've been told they're not wanted anymore. But you don't hear Jansen talking about coaches came to his defense the last two seasons to keep him from being cut. You don't hear Pierce talk about how no other team even considered him in the draft and the Redskins gave him an opportunity. You don't hear Demetric Evans talk about the Redskins picking him up on waivers and then re-signing him (or that Evans said he was happy to not have to deal with the tough competition in the NFC East). You don't hear Khary Campbell explain why he wanted to be paid like a starter yet last I checked no one is even paying him to be on the roster.
Lotus 09-30-2009, 03:38 PM Dude, you keep making that same non-sequitur statement and keep calling it a fact.
The truth is that you can be friends with someone and still be "focused" in a rivalry situation against them. Sometimes the friendship even enhances the sense of rivalry.
I'll bet that everyone on this board at some time or another has competed in a focused way against a friend. It happens in fantasy football every week.
By the way, as long as people are talking about what is "petty," one could say that it is pretty "petty" to criticize Snyder for the company he keeps.
Or that ugly blue and silver thingy under your name. ;)
I made a vow about the Lions game. That horrendous avatar is gone after today. :)
MCWHITEY 09-30-2009, 07:48 PM Dude all he wants to do is win.. It's really hard to win Championships in the Nfl, ask Marino amongst other greats to never win it.. The article is funny, freaking Billionaire owners, that would be nice lol. I am a believer in Snyder and I still think if Gibbs was here, we would be a top 10 team.
R U A Paint Huffer????
Pocket$ $traight 10-01-2009, 12:18 AM He deserves every bit of the criticism and probably more. He has created this culture of mediocrity that the team has drowned in for the last 10 years.
tryfuhl 10-01-2009, 01:58 AM lol @ internal rivalry on the board
skinny is frustrated and spouting and smoot is mad
Giantone 10-01-2009, 04:25 AM I have posted my feelings before as an outsider ..............,look DS seems like a nice person and I'm sure he has a good heart but this is not about that.People see his actions as with suing the old ladies......yes he did it twice and things of that nature and judge him.To me his problem is ...he won't hire football people(fire Vinnie)..............IE a .....GM and then backaway.you can not play fantasy football in the NFL......with the NFL.
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