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(I would have posted it but as a relative newcomer I did not want to risk a verbal beat down like that young kid was getting yesterday)

70Chip - As a fellow Manasshole, I would encourage you to speak your mind freely and openly. Don't worry about what you post. Just worry about the 75 "Moderators" we now have.

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[QUOTE=Monksdown](I would have posted it but as a relative newcomer I did not want to risk a verbal beat down like that young kid was getting yesterday)

70Chip - As a fellow Manasshole, I would encourage you to speak your mind freely and openly. Don't worry about what you post. Just worry about the 75 "Moderators" we now have.[/QUOTE]

I was speaking with tongue slightly in cheek. I'm never sure what people find interesting. I love this sort of historical stuff as I think TAFKAS does. Others seem to prefer discussing pie. I'm all about League History, Playcalling, and Announcer-Hating.

Also, I definitely think there is a teriffic book in all these relationships. My experience has been that when I have an idea that I think would make a good book, the book comes out about 6 months later. (The original concept for "Bridges of Madison County" was mine, man!)

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[QUOTE=70Chip]I was speaking with tongue slightly in cheek. I'm never sure what people find interesting. I love this sort of historical stuff as I think TAFKAS does. Others seem to prefer discussing pie. I'm all about League History, Playcalling, and Announcer-Hating.

Also, I definitely think there is a teriffic book in all these relationships. My experience has been that when I have an idea that I think would make a good book, the book comes out about 6 months later. (The original concept for "Bridges of Madison County" was mine, man!)[/QUOTE]

I love historical stuff as well...but I also love discussing pie, ice cream, and topics that have already previously been discussed ad-nauseum. I'm a Rennaisance man

I sort of half-mentioned the Marty tree around this time [URL=http://www.thewarpath.net/showpost.php?p=59527&postcount=12]last year[/URL]

Thanks Matty for expanding on it all

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[QUOTE=Monksdown](I would have posted it but as a relative newcomer I did not want to risk a verbal beat down like that young kid was getting yesterday)

70Chip - As a fellow Manasshole, I would encourage you to speak your mind freely and openly. Don't worry about what you post. Just worry about the 75 "Moderators" we now have.[/QUOTE]

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I know he's more known now for being an owner, but Al Davis should figure pretty prominently. I think he was an assistant under Sid Gillman, and Madden and Walsh were both assistants under him.

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This is a gem. Thanks for preparing it. I'm going to link to it on my blog so I can always find it.