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Hurney firing... if you would add loses, low ticket sales, stadium filled with opposing team fans, and boo's. It can influence some things, cause its down right embarrassing

I wont go out and say Moore will come in. It may have influenced that in 07, but Jake wasn't there

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I'm sure Richardson sits around thinking, hey I like Hurney so I'm going to keep him at GM... so long as fans don't predictably boo our team when we start playing bad of course. I mean, if that happens he'll have to be fired.

At least you're right about it being an embarrassment though.

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Yes, I'm sure our FO and coaching staff is decided on by whether fans boo our team during tough stretches or not.

Let's see... if they boo a little bit, we'll get a new GM. If they boo really loud, we'll get a new head coach too. And if they go totally bat s**t crazy booing, well then we'll just ship on out to LA.

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Instead of showing disgust and booing when they stink it up on the field, we should all stand up and give them a standing ovation while clapping our hands, John Fox style, to keep their confidence up. That will show our support for the team! :lol:

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Yes, I'm sure our FO and coaching staff is decided on by whether fans boo our team during tough stretches or not.

Let's see... if they boo a little bit, we'll get a new GM. If they boo really loud, we'll get a new head coach too. And if they go totally bat s**t crazy booing, well then we'll just ship on out to LA.

:lol: at murkn... i didn't have to read it all to finish it

oh rock, dont forget to add the losses

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