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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by Boston Saint Major’s point may be that Why does what Weis have to say matter? Weis is guessing on WHY HE SUCKED. He says he learned from his mistakes, but where is the evidence of that? When ...

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Old 02-10-2022, 12:10 PM   #1
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Re: Doug Marrone Back In New Orleans

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Major’s point may be that Why does what Weis have to say matter? Weis is
guessing on WHY HE SUCKED. He says he learned from his mistakes, but where is the evidence of that? When was his last successful NFL season ?
It doesn't matter who it came from, it just so happens to have come from him. The guest was a coach, as well, I can't remember who, however, and he agreed completely. Weis very well may still have sucked as a head coach, but they both knew his hiring practices were faulty. It is still a truism. Correct? It makes perfect sense, does it not?

Or are you saying it's better to hire coaches who are friends with no experience (what he said he did at Notre Dame)? Are you saying it is better to hire experienced coaches that you have no prior working relationships or understanding of common ways of thinking (what he said he did later at Kansas)?

Or are you simply arguing the point just for the sake of arguing?

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Old 02-10-2022, 07:44 PM   #2
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Re: Doug Marrone Back In New Orleans

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido View Post
It doesn't matter who it came from, it just so happens to have come from him. The guest was a coach, as well, I can't remember who, however, and he agreed completely. Weis very well may still have sucked as a head coach, but they both knew his hiring practices were faulty. It is still a truism. Correct? It makes perfect sense, does it not?

Or are you saying it's better to hire coaches who are friends with no experience (what he said he did at Notre Dame)? Are you saying it is better to hire experienced coaches that you have no prior working relationships or understanding of common ways of thinking (what he said he did later at Kansas)?

Or are you simply arguing the point just for the sake of arguing?
Or are you simply arguing the point just for the sake of arguing?

That's your "SPECIALty"
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