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  • MikeDamone
    MikeDamone Member Posts: 37,781
    It's funny yo me how people through around the "class guy" "class act" compliment. It's become such a cliche and has very little to do with anything. What does it even mean?
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  • MikeDamone
    MikeDamone Member Posts: 37,781
    AEB said:

    It's not embarrassing or ridiculous to expect your coach to embody the same virtues as Don James, professionalism, attention to detail, loyalty to his charges, commitment to excellence, integrity and responsibility.

    What is embarrassing and ridiculous is how much money ($2-$3mm/yr) slack ass coaches pull in with huge senses of entitlement. Most coaches haven't earned the right to make that coin and are benefiting from the extraordinarily high number of unemployed people watching TV having Chick Filet delivered via Fedex from their iPhone on the AT&T network.

    A serious man in a position of leadership is what is needed.

    You can order chik fil a from an iphone?
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  • Dawgs4ever
    Dawgs4ever Member Posts: 170
    MikeDamone said:

    It's funny yo me how people through around the "class guy" "class act" compliment. It's become such a cliche and has very little to do with anything. What does it even mean?

    It usually means they suck at their job, and there's nothing else nice to say about them.
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  • MikeDamone
    MikeDamone Member Posts: 37,781
    ApostleofGrief said:

    all I can say is this board is going to go downhill fast in direct proportion to the number of post about the next Just Like Don James coach. Give it up. Sweet mother of fuck!

    Who has done that? I have compared Sark's "Dude Brah" persona to Don James no nonsense style. But I could compare that to a number of past and current successful coaches. It's attention to detail. It's preparation. It's working hard until the job is done, not getting a couple credits under your belt and coasting.
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  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 11,453
    MikeDamone said:

    It's funny yo me how people through around the "class guy" "class act" compliment. It's become such a cliche and has very little to do with anything. What does it even mean?

    Damone this post makes you sound like a class act and I'm sure you are a class guy.
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  • CuntWaffle
    CuntWaffle Member Posts: 22,500
    MikeDamone said:

    It's funny yo me how people through around the "class guy" "class act" compliment. It's become such a cliche and has very little to do with anything. What does it even mean?

    I could care less
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  • Canard
    Canard Member Posts: 504
    TheKobeStopper said:

    RoadDawg55 said:

    AEB said:

    It's not embarrassing or ridiculous to expect your coach to embody the same virtues as Don James, professionalism, attention to detail, loyalty to his charges, commitment to excellence, integrity and responsibility.

    What is embarrassing and ridiculous is how much money ($2-$3mm/yr) slack ass coaches pull in with huge senses of entitlement. Most coaches haven't earned the right to make that coin and are benefiting from the extraordinarily high number of unemployed people watching TV having Chick Filet delivered via Fedex from their iPhone on the AT&T network.

    A serious man in a position of leadership is what is needed.

    If you're going to bash Chick-Fil-A, I am out!! Seriously though, it is the best fast food restaurant I have ever been to.

    I won't eat there because of their stance on gay marriage.
    Which stance are they supposed to have, a bent over and inviting one?
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