Comments about af2 players from GB head coach

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Permalink Reply by TALONS100 on March 5, 2010 at 4:04pm

Makes no sense? So what he is saying is that he wants crappy players who can learn how to play instead of good players who will stat consistant? Sounds like he has no confidence in his coaching ability.

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Permalink Reply by ViperCY15 on March 5, 2010 at 4:09pm

Sure hope they don't lose so much in the beginning that they can't make the playoffs at the end...

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Permalink Reply by Slasher on March 5, 2010 at 4:21pm

Why is that comment even in the article?

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Permalink Reply by BlizzPack on March 5, 2010 at 4:26pm

He's just trying to make up some BS to explain why there is only one player from last year's team on the roster (OL LeRoy Auguste) and fans will no doubt be wondering why, especially since Royle said former players would come back.

Whatever. Go Iron.

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Permalink Reply by lambeau77 on March 5, 2010 at 4:30pm

You're exactly right. I'm sure many fans have asked why there are so few former Blizzard players on this years team. This was just a very clumsy and stupid statement.

BlizzPack said:

He's just trying to make up some BS to explain why there is only one player from last year's team on the roster (OL LeRoy Auguste) and fans will no doubt be wondering why, especially since Royle said former players would come back.

Whatever. Go Iron.

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Permalink Reply by Blizzard01 on March 5, 2010 at 4:59pm

a 61-28 coaching record...and 20 some players he coached now in the NFL, not too shabby if you ask me.. former players did try out and not make the team too (Love, Aldridge, etc..)

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Permalink Reply by ViperCY15 on March 5, 2010 at 5:21pm

If Love tried out and didn't make it..this coach is a buffoon.

Blizzard01 said:

a 61-28 coaching record...and 20 some players he coached now in the NFL, not too shabby if you ask me.. former players did try out and not make the team too (Love, Aldridge, etc..)

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Permalink Reply by sprint_guy on March 5, 2010 at 8:46pm

There is a huge difference between support for your team and becoming a sheep that will follow or defend anything your team says or does. All I have to say to you is STAY AWAY FROM ARKANSAS! BAHHHHH BAHHHHH

Blizzard01 said:

a 61-28 coaching record...and 20 some players he coached now in the NFL, not too shabby if you ask me.. former players did try out and not make the team too (Love, Aldridge, etc..)

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Permalink Reply by Sec19Row53 on March 5, 2010 at 9:08pm

20 some players he coached now in the NFL? Name them, and tell me where he coached them.

Blizzard01 said:

a 61-28 coaching record...and 20 some players he coached now in the NFL, not too shabby if you ask me.. former players did try out and not make the team too (Love, Aldridge, etc..)

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Permalink Reply by BlizzPack on March 5, 2010 at 9:42pm

The most notable player Richards coached, to my knowledge, is kicker Rob Bironas when he was with the Charleston Swamp Foxes.

Sec19Row53 said:

20 some players he coached now in the NFL? Name them, and tell me where he coached them.

Blizzard01 said:

a 61-28 coaching record...and 20 some players he coached now in the NFL, not too shabby if you ask me.. former players did try out and not make the team too (Love, Aldridge, etc..)

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Permalink Reply by blizzardboy on March 5, 2010 at 9:57pm

This is a very carefully worded jab at the AFL by the Blizzard ownership and coaching staff without naming the AFL in general. BP is 100% right in her statement as well. It's sad that the team has to resort to this to try and cover themselves when/if this whole IFL thing blows up in their face.

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Permalink Reply by Blizzard01 on March 6, 2010 at 3:06am

he has coached 27 Players who went to the NFL in the last 6 years

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