Should Joe Gibbs be let go or retire?

#56fanatic · 12-07-2007, 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Mattyk72

It's just funny that you say you were "celebrating the win", yet your first postgame comment was saying Gibbs should be fired.

After all the shit that's gone down the past 10 days, I don't know about you but last night's win was a huge freaking relief. And for at least a few days now I'm going to forget about our problems and just bask in the glow of the W.

Just because I say Joe should leave, does not diminish or put a damper on the way I felt about last nights game. I went to bed very happy about the win, and in the back of my mind still believe we have a shot at winning the next few games, and possibly sneaking in the playoffs. thats just the cool aid person in me, unfortunately the realistic side of me comes out more on this site. Just because I dont think Gibbs isn't doing what we all thought he was going to do does not make me bitter towards the Skins, or i could care if we win or lose. that is the furtherst from the truth. I am just not one to think 1 win out of 5 games is the savior of the season, when in all reality, we should have won 4 of those 5. Notice I am not posting any of the gloom and doom on any of the game threads.

PIG#1 · 12-07-2007, 12:26 PM

Hey Guys It Good To Be A New Member,and The Answer To Your Question Is Lets See How The Rest Of The Season Plays Out.

SFREDSKIN · 12-07-2007, 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by #56fanatic

why is it people can't handle the truth. I just dont understand why I get blasted because I feel Joe hasn't done anything worth note since being here. I have asked people to give me an opinion on what they think Joe has done, and no one has offered what they think he has done that is a success. 1 playoff in 4 years isn't something to say we are in the elite teams of the NFL. I dont want to settle for 1 playoff every 5 years. I dont see where this team has progressed in 4 years. I am sorry I dont drink the cool-aid all the time, but dont rag on a guy who doesn't drink from the same fountain. I am stating what I see, what most people see. We are not very good. and I am tired hearing about injuries. That is crap. of the 7 games we lost, 6 we had half time leads, if not 4th quarter leads in the majority of those 6. If the injuries were that devistating we wouldn't have even been in most of those games.

Ok, we can't handle the truth. Bring in another coach, throw him in the same scenario as Gibbs and lets see how successful that coach is? I guarantee you that coach would fail miserably, no matter if he's Lombardi, Walsh, Cowher.

#56fanatic · 12-07-2007, 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

Ok, we can't handle the truth. Bring in another coach, throw him in the same scenario as Gibbs and lets see how successful that coach is? I guarantee you that coach would fail miserably, no matter if he's Lombardi, Walsh, Cowher.

hey I dont doubt what you are saying. We have had 5 coaches in 10 years, and none of them win on a consistant basis. So, I agree, no reason there to think they would succeed.

I know you are being sarcastic, but what you say may be true and bring to light the way the team is run from top to bottom.

70Chip · 12-07-2007, 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by PIG#1

Hey Guys It Good To Be A New Member,and The Answer To Your Question Is Lets See How The Rest Of The Season Plays Out.

I sense great wisdom in this one. Welcome.

firstdown · 12-07-2007, 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

Ok, we can't handle the truth. Bring in another coach, throw him in the same scenario as Gibbs and lets see how successful that coach is? I guarantee you that coach would fail miserably, no matter if he's Lombardi, Walsh, Cowher.

The problem is we are going to have and wait another year to see if your right and what is this scenario he was brought into?

SFREDSKIN · 12-07-2007, 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by firstdown

The problem is we are going to have and wait another year to see if your right and what is this scenario he was brought into?

I just hope that JC's injury is not serious to the point that will set him back a year like Donovan McNabb. I want JC to comeback healthy and another year wiser so Joe can prove that he still has it.

Monkeydad · 12-07-2007, 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

I just hope that JC's injury is not serious to the point that will set him back a year like Donovan McNabb. I want JC to comeback healthy and another year wiser so Joe can prove that he still has it.

It's not.

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