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What if I told you.....


Jeremy Igo

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4 minutes ago, panther4life said:

Do you even read the forum you own? You could have stopped at Shula being retained and you already knew the answer to that.

The better question would be, what would you psychos do to get shula fired? Eat your own poo? Eat SCP'S poo? Eat Shulas poo?

It's like it's trying to communicate, I'm just not sure what it's trying to say.

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I think we have pretty much beat this topic like a dead horse.  McDermott is gone.  Shula is here.  Can we please move on. Like I said in one of the other 20 McDermott/Shula posts...McDermott's defenses have not been consistently good.  He has cracked the top 15 just 2 times in 6 years.  

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I think we have pretty much beat this topic like a dead horse.  McDermott is gone.  Shula is here.  Can we please move on. Like I said in one of the other 20 McDermott/Shula posts...McDermott's defenses have not been consistently good.  He has cracked the top 15 just 2 times in 6 years.  




Four consecutive top 10 defenses is nothing to sneeze at.
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