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Is Canalas losing the locker room?

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Waldo Grand Master

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1 hour ago, Pantherxtreme said:

He was asked about Scourton comments at his weekly press conference.

 

 

Yes that's what I was talking about. Scourton was open  about the issues but kept the who to himself. 

I did think that Ickey was after him but apparently not.

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Well if there was some type of order or discipline in the building the young guys probably wouldn’t have been compelled to call them out. You wouldn’t call them out if you know your coach was actually going to do something about it.

It probably embarrassed DC tbh

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9 hours ago, Gapanthersfan said:

These dudes want to win games and they know the talent is there to do so. They all can see that QB is holding back the entire team.

 The longer the QB quagmire continues (alliteration), the more frustrated the players will become, especially if no honest effort is made to improve the situation. 

I respect honesty. It’s a core tenant of leadership. Placations breed stagnation and regression, which is one of the central issues plaguing this franchise. To me, it’s 100% right to call out the behavior publicly, just not the guilty player(s). That’s over the line. 

I tried to pie this poo twice, the second time for the alliteration reference, especially using the phonetics. Cuagmire 

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