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Second "Greatest" Coach in Saints History Still Bitter
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Re: Second "Greatest" Coach in Saints History Still Bitter
This is will be another piece of evidence in the case that Mora's ego became bigger than the team everywhere he's been...
Though this instance was in Indy, he's still showing he's a selfish ***** by not being there to support Peyton Manning who invited him... |
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Zzzzzzz....
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Maybe someone told him Ron Swoboda is going to be there...
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He would have ruined Manning's career.
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Statues? Statues? You're talking about Statues?
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https://davihundotcom.files.wordpres...-playoffs1.jpg
Manning... Manning... Who gives a SHlT about Manning. :doh: |
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Well we made the playoffs four times in five years under him. I would say, had it not been for winning the sb, he would be "greatest".
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If for the past 12 years, Sean Payton, Drew Brees and our current offensive system would have had Jim Mora as defensive coach with that 80s defense, we would be the greatest team ever in the NFL history!!! Brees would be the NO DOUBT greatest QB ever. Hard to think about... http://www.reactiongifs.com/r/martin.gif |
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We'd be Durant Golden State Warriors good, with New England playing the role of the Cavs. |
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