Garbage in, Garbage out

FWtex · 09-30-2003, 09:46 AM

This is the expression used by computer programmers right? Well that is what we have with the saints.

Haslett has taken the right of the players to have an opinion so that they are nothing more than his computer robots on the field. He got rid of every player that was a voice on the team and stifled the voice of the rest of them, even Joe Horn. I read a quote from horn when asked what he thought was wrong with the team. he said something to the effect, "its not my job to know what is wrong".

It does not appear the players have a single ounce of voice when it comes to playing the game. They are told "just do what I tell you". This is what kills playing with fire and passion. Anyone see any players going to coaches on the sidelines expressing ideas for something they are seeiing on the playing field?

I think the coaching staff created the great divide among themselves and the players. Further evidence of this comes straight out of Hasletts mouth after the last two games. After the Tenn game he said the coaching staff lost that game. After the colts game he made sure to say the players lost the game, not the coaches. Tell me, IS THIS THE "TEAM" TALK YOU EXPECT TO HEAR FROM A HEAD COACH?

[Edited on 30/9/2003 by FWtex]

09-30-2003, 09:46 AM	#1
FWtex 100th Post Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 370	Garbage in, Garbage out This is the expression used by computer programmers right? Well that is what we have with the saints. Haslett has taken the right of the players to have an opinion so that they are nothing more than his computer robots on the field. He got rid of every player that was a voice on the team and stifled the voice of the rest of them, even Joe Horn. I read a quote from horn when asked what he thought was wrong with the team. he said something to the effect, "its not my job to know what is wrong". It does not appear the players have a single ounce of voice when it comes to playing the game. They are told "just do what I tell you". This is what kills playing with fire and passion. Anyone see any players going to coaches on the sidelines expressing ideas for something they are seeiing on the playing field? I think the coaching staff created the great divide among themselves and the players. Further evidence of this comes straight out of Hasletts mouth after the last two games. After the Tenn game he said the coaching staff lost that game. After the colts game he made sure to say the players lost the game, not the coaches. Tell me, IS THIS THE "TEAM" TALK YOU EXPECT TO HEAR FROM A HEAD COACH? [Edited on 30/9/2003 by FWtex]
FWtex 100th Post Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 370