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sick of all the Fox haters

Hairless Cat

By Hairless Cat,
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Hairless Cat

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Im sick of all the Fox hate .

Please just stfu

I think Fox has been a very good coach for a lot of years for us. It is time to part ways with him but why does it have to be so gd nasty with some of you? Nothing better to do with your time or life than hate on some guy that is doing the best that he can with what he was given? Maybe he was dealt a crappy hand by management this year, but why and how can you blame it all on him? why would any coach purposefully do something to sabatage a team he has his name on?

There are some real dumb bastards on this board.

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So if you owned a company and you had a employee/manager that was the best you ever had and everyone wants, and then you cut hours and put more work on top of your employees' work load, and then hire less talent and fire what he already has...why would you do that to piss him off and make him leave?.....

Its a two way street the Panthers and fox has been.

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Being a very good coach means being outcoached by the opposition through out most of his career? Being a very good coach means not making any adjustments to a failed game plan? Being a very good coach means that your offense has been very predictable through out most of his career? Being a very good coach means that you hold on to a special teams coach for so many years despite being amongst the worst of the league? Being a very good coach means you already have the starting lineup on both sides of the ball made up in your head and it will stay that way even if someone better comes along? A very good coach says "a punt isn't a bad play"? A very good coach says "our goal is to be good 3 quarters of the season"? A very good coach says a QB averaging 3-4 INTs a game through 11 games "gives us the best chance to win"? A very good coach says "we want to limit them to field goals"? Being a very good coach means 3 winning seasons out of 9?

Mike McCarthy had the youngest team last year. Packers went 11-5. Raheem Morris has the youngest team this year. Bucs are 6-3. Fox has no excuse. Having a young team is not an excuse for Fox's piss poor coaching and outdated football philosophy.

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