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Coach Apologizes for Tripping Dolphins Player

Godfather.Godfather. Posts: 12,504
edited December 2010 in A Moving Train
should he be fired ?????
I don't think so but he should get a HUGE fine...unless this type of stuff is reoccurring for him.
http://www.foxnews.com/sports/2010/12/1 ... ns-player/

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  • Best of TimesBest of Times Posts: 296
    Pretty dirty. I'd say BIG fine, but probably not fired....

    In Iran, they'd give a charlie-horse for a charlie-horse... scary. :shock:
  • Godfather.Godfather. Posts: 12,504
    that was a punk move for sure.

    Godfather.
  • JeanwahJeanwah Posts: 6,363
    I saw this yesterday. Fines mean nothing to these players (and coaches), and as long as the NFL only enforces fines rather than suspensions, the dirty plays will continue.
  • Best of TimesBest of Times Posts: 296
    Jeanwah wrote:
    I saw this yesterday. Fines mean nothing to these players (and coaches), and as long as the NFL only enforces fines rather than suspensions, the dirty plays will continue.

    good point.
  • StillHereStillHere Posts: 7,795
    oh man i was speechless yesterday when we were watching the game!
    i was saying nnaaawwwhhhh he could,t have done that on purpose
    but after the multiple replays, even slo-mo
    well it just couldn't be denied
    unbelievable
    glad no real injuries came of this
    and i agree
    the fines mean nothing to these guys
    he knew he'd be fined before he even did this
    i thought he should have at the very least been removed from the building for the rest of the day
    peace,
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  • marcosmarcos Posts: 2,112
    It's typical New York behavior, that would never happen in Philly.
  • WhyGo77WhyGo77 Posts: 113
    Jeanwah wrote:
    I saw this yesterday. Fines mean nothing to these players (and coaches), and as long as the NFL only enforces fines rather than suspensions, the dirty plays will continue.


    This guy is the strength and conditioning coach...so hitting him with even a $10,000 fine would be HUGE to him.

    Give the guy a slap on the wrist and I'm sure he'll never do it again. Everybody deserves a second chance and he's already showing remorse.
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  • Jason PJason P Posts: 19,158
    Fire him??? Hell, after watching the Jet's D get shredded in the last several weeks, they should promote him to a starting position on the D-line. :D
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  • BinauralJamBinauralJam Posts: 14,158
    marcos wrote:
    It's typical New York behavior, that would never happen in Philly.

    :lol::lol::lol:

    Jets aren't New York.
  • gimmesometruth27gimmesometruth27 St. Fuckin Louis Posts: 23,303
    he should be fired. had that guy suffered a career threatening injury that team would have been sued for millions and millions of dollars. professional athletes assume the risk that they might become injured or disabled while ON THE FIELD. and they make millions of dollars to assume that risk. they do not assume the risk of some dumbass coach tripping them up while running full speed down the sideline..an organization can not have a liability like that on their sideline.
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  • the wolfthe wolf Posts: 7,027
    Fine him yes. Fire him no.

    There are far worse things being done in the NFL than a Strength coach sticking his knee out.

    This is not Vick bashing,.. because I think he is turning his shit around and I'm happy for that.

    BUT,... if they are going to let Vick play,... Or the guys who get a D.U.I. everytime they win a damn game,..
    you can't fire this guy.
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  • blackredyellowblackredyellow Posts: 5,889
    I think he should be fined, but I also think that he should be barred from the sideline for the rest of the season.

    He's a strength and conditioning coach, not a medical person or a position coach that needs to coach players during the game, so make him watch the game from the TV in the weight room... meathead...
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  • StillHereStillHere Posts: 7,795
    BinauralJam wrote:
    marcos wrote:
    It's typical New York behavior, that would never happen in Philly.

    :lol::lol::lol:

    Jets aren't New York.


    hey! i didn't thin anyone realized that :thumbup: :wave:
    peace,
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  • Godfather.Godfather. Posts: 12,504
    gimmesometruth27 wrote:
    he should be fired. had that guy suffered a career threatening injury that team would have been sued for millions and millions of dollars. professional athletes assume the risk that they might become injured or disabled while ON THE FIELD. and they make millions of dollars to assume that risk. they do not assume the risk of some dumbass coach tripping them up while running full speed down the sideline..an organization can not have a liability like that on their sideline.


    Good point.

    Godfather.
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