Reply #18: You know why other coaches/teams didn't pile on him to have him ousted?

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Because I suspect they've ALL done their fair share of "cheating" and they probably didn't want a huge investigation into what really goes on in ALL the teams behind the scenes.

Anybody who thinks the coaching on their teams is 100% honest and forthright is living in a fantasy world.

Oh, and you mean to tell us all that if your Saints won a game after being on the receiving end of some very bad officiating calls, you would sit there and admit that they should have lost because their opponents outplayed them but got screwed?

Bull. Shit.


And if the Saints were playing Tennessee you would be OK if they only let the score get up to 21-0 and then quit playing? For that matter, what is the cutoff point for "running up the score"? Should the team stop trying at 7 - 0? 14 - 0? Tell us, O Wise One, where should a team stop playing seriously?



Whatever happens when the Pats and Saints meet up, will happen. But my biggest dream right now is that either (or both) St Louis and Tampa Bay beat the holy hell out of the Saints.

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