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Spider-Dan
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« Reply #12 on: December 15, 2011, 09:06:26 pm » |
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Also, in regards to fanbase and Ireland, I'm guessing that 90% of fans don't know who the hell Ireland is. The head couch is the face of the team, takes the blame, and gets the ax. You're missing the point. The fanbase wants a big name coach. Keeping Ireland (regardless of how well he is known) necessarily prevents a big name coach from accepting the job. Therefore, by keeping Ireland, Ross is committing himself to an unknown coach. There is another possibility: Ireland may have told Ross that he can get one of the big boys to agree to come on board while keeping Ireland as GM. In that case, it may be a situation of Ireland betting his job on that claim.
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