(03-21-2012 02:28 PM)papachaz Wrote:  i dare anyone to try to convince me now that guido isn't just a freakin troll. if this past year didn't prove it, then the denial here in this thread should by all means take away all doubt.

HC and assistant - gone for the year "oh no problem, the QB and OC can run the show" to quote something i just heard on TV "has your pea brain finally fell out of your soft head?"




i would have to say i almost feel sorry for the Rams and Jeff Fisher, BUT, if JF and GW are as close as the media makes out they were, then he had to know williams style. to go ahead and hire him, he deserves to be scrambling to find a DC now

(03-21-2012 02:28 PM)papachaz Wrote:  i dare anyone to try to convince me now that guido isn't just a freakin troll.

(03-21-2012 02:18 PM)Beef Wrote:  I hope they only fine the existing players. When we beat the shit out of the Saints both games this year, I don't want Guido to have any excuses.

Per his words and attitude right now, if the Saints lose to the Falcons, he can't come here and go "Well we were missing our HC and GM and the team has been eaten alive by the media."

(03-21-2012 02:31 PM)Falcons all the way! Wrote:  Exactly. How can Guido say the suspension is a joke towards the GM, when they haven't worked out a deal with Drew Brees yet? Very important.

(03-21-2012 03:03 PM)AsylumGuido Wrote:  Not important at all.

(03-21-2012 02:50 PM)Beef Wrote:  I still can't believe someone would think losing their HC, AHC, and GM won't effect their season negatively.

A ship has a Captain for a reason. If the 1st lieutenant and/or chief petty officer could do the same job as the Captain and bring all the expertise, leadership, and value of that individual to the ship, then the position of Captain wouldn't even exist.

The Captain is the glue. The figure of guidance that the subordinates depend on for organization, cohesion, and reverence. He is supposed to have superior knowledge and solutions than everyone underneath him and that's why people follow what he says and embed his values into their beliefs and motivation.

If the Saints were a losing organization and nobody liked or respected Payton and they were happy to start fighting for a new HC, then that's a different story. But those players depended on Payton like the Captain I described above and everyone knows it. Losing him is going to be like a dagger in the heart of virtually every Saints player. And that, along with the circus that's going to surround this whole thing, is going to take it's toll.