altidore17
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Heard he had the best bbq's too.
I can appreciate educated, mature criticisms of Pearl's tenure, and there are several to choose from as well as several positives. However, statements like your above quote are nothing more than stale rhetoric that people use when they have nothing clever and productive to say in response. The BBQ comments, the infidelity comments, etc.; they all fall into this category.
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I say we hire him back if Cuonzo fails after the 3 year show cause is over. I'm probably in the minority but I am an Alumnus and supporter so I do have an opinion. Everyone deserves a 2nd chance to make right.
I can appreciate educated, mature criticisms of Pearl's tenure, and there are several to choose from as well as several positives. However, statements like your above quote are nothing more than stale rhetoric that people use when they have nothing clever and productive to say in response. The BBQ comments, the infidelity comments, etc.; they all fall into this category.
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His infidelity or lack of had nothing to do with what kind of coach he was. If all men are graded on that then the majority of them would be labeled as failures.
I am speaking for myself. However, to think that because he cheated on his wife made him a bad coach is horsesh*t. What someone does in their own life is their own business not mine. I could give two sh*ts what they do. Sticking my nose in their business is none of my business.
It's high comedy to watch people get on their moral high horse and act like it affects them personally. How does that change your life in any way? Not one damn bit and it's comical to watch supposed grown men act like it does.
This world has seen a number of men in positions of power and leadership and a number of them were not monogamous and they still did a great job. To think that changed how effective they did their job is projecting just a tad.
I am speaking for myself. However, to think that because he cheated on his wife made him a bad coach is horsesh*t. What someone does in their own life is their own business not mine. I could give two sh*ts what they do. Sticking my nose in their business is none of my business.
It's high comedy to watch people get on their moral high horse and act like it affects them personally. How does that change your life in any way? Not one damn bit and it's comical to watch supposed grown men act like it does.
This world has seen a number of men in positions of power and leadership and a number of them were not monogamous and they still did a great job. To think that changed how effective they did their job is projecting just a tad.