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GandWFan · 12-27-2012, 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Jungle Shift Jet

And yours and the other SOJF pukes is nonexistent.

Crennel Frazier and Garrett were all retained as HC as were so many others over the years.

Moving the goalposts?

Retained at the discretion of the new GM is not what we were discussing.

Jordy · 12-27-2012, 10:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Jungle Shift Jet

And yours and the other SOJF pukes is nonexistent.

Crennel Frazier and Garrett were all retained as HC as were so many others over the years.

Care to elaborate on that?

Who's talking about retaining HC's? We're talking about retaining and demoting a GM.

Ray Ray19 · 12-27-2012, 10:32 PM

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Originally Posted by revischrist

I read it and I find it comical that some of you don't understand how things work in team sports. Fired GMs get reassigned all the time. No GM will be intimidated by the presence of mr t. And if he is, then he wasn't the right hire in the first place.

LOL

Comical, and sad!

Jordy · 12-27-2012, 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by GandWFan

Moving the goalposts?

Retained at the discretion of the new GM is not what we were discussing.

This guy is so full of himself and so obsessed with sojf agenda....

JetsFanatic · 12-27-2012, 10:33 PM

BOTTOM LINE:

IF WOODY IS BRINGING IN A NEW GM:

TANNENBAUM SHOULD BE FIRED!

THE NEW GM SHOULD DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT TO KEEP REX.

NO PRE-CONDITIONS!

GandWFan · 12-27-2012, 10:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Ray Ray19

You mean like Holmgren did when he was hired and Mangini was the coach and was retained?

Holmgren approved of this arrangement, and gave Mangini 1 year to prove himself. In the end, it did not work out.

If a GM wants to retain Rex, that is fine. It should, however, be his choice, not forced on him.

Mainejet · 12-27-2012, 10:36 PM

All of you are b*tching for no good reason.

If all of the parties agree with the arrangement, then why the f*ck would it matter to anyone else? You don't have to work there, so STFU. Let the people that agreed to work like that deal with it.

And the biggest thing that's being overlooked here?

It COULD work. Not saying it would. In fact, it probably wouldn't. But it could.

So where it doesn't impact you at your work. Deal with it. Woody Johnson is going to run HIS organization the way he chooses. And considering he's had much more business than anyone here, I'll take his word for it long before I'd accept what you think the team should do.

JetsFanatic · 12-27-2012, 10:36 PM

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Originally Posted by GandWFan

Holmgren approved of this arrangement, and gave Mangini 1 year to prove himself. In the end, it did not work out.

If a GM wants to retain Rex, that is fine. It should, however, be his choice, not forced on him.

Absolutely. No pre-conditions.

GandWFan · 12-27-2012, 10:37 PM

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Originally Posted by JetsFanatic

BOTTOM LINE:

IF WOODY IS BRINGING IN A NEW GM:

TANNENBAUM SHOULD BE FIRED!

THE NEW GM SHOULD DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT TO KEEP REX.

NO PRE-CONDITIONS!

Absolutely. This guy gets it.

JetsFanatic · 12-27-2012, 10:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Mainejet

All of you are b*tching for no good reason.

If all of the parties agree with the arrangement, then why the f*ck would it matter to anyone else? You don't have to work there, so STFU. Let the people that agreed to work like that deal with it.

And the biggest thing that's being overlooked here?

It COULD work. Not saying it would. In fact, it probably wouldn't. But it could.

So where it doesn't impact you at your work. Deal with it. Woody Johnson is going to run HIS organization the way he chooses. And considering he's had much more business than anyone here, I'll take his word for it long before I'd accept what you think the team should do.

Because you can always find someone who wants a GM positon to agree with pre-conditions.
BUT IF YOU WANT THE MOST QUALIFIED CANDIDATE, NO PRE-CONDITIONS!!!

Mainejet · 12-27-2012, 10:39 PM

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Originally Posted by GandWFan

Holmgren approved of this arrangement, and gave Mangini 1 year to prove himself. In the end, it did not work out.

If a GM wants to retain Rex, that is fine. It should, however, be his choice, not forced on him.

Completely agree. But then why is everyone b*tching that Rex Ryan should be fired?

What is it? They don't trust the new GM (that hasn't even been hired yet) to do his job?

There's way too many tightly wrapped posters here.

GandWFan · 12-27-2012, 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Mainejet

All of you are b*tching for no good reason.

If all of the parties agree with the arrangement, then why the f*ck would it matter to anyone else? You don't have to work there, so STFU. Let the people that agreed to work like that deal with it.

And the biggest thing that's being overlooked here?

It COULD work. Not saying it would. In fact, it probably wouldn't. But it could.

So where it doesn't impact you at your work. Deal with it. Woody Johnson is going to run HIS organization the way he chooses. And considering he's had much more business than anyone here, I'll take his word for it long before I'd accept what you think the team should do.

Yeah. Be quiet. Don't have an opinion. Don't express your opinion on a message board designed to discuss fans opinions. Deal with it.

Unless, of course MainJet disagrees with an opinioin. Then it is OK to voice your opinion agreeing with MaineJet.

OK. Carry on.

Beerfish · 12-27-2012, 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Mainejet

Completely agree. But then why is everyone b*tching that Rex Ryan should be fired?

What is it? They don't trust the new GM (that hasn't even been hired yet) to do his job?

There's way too many tightly wrapped posters here.

Why? Because there is the feeling that Woody likes Rex and is going to retain him next year and tell any incoming GM that Rex is the coach. It's a pretty legit concern.

It's easy to be tightly wrapped when the team you cheer for often does exactly what you as a fan fear they are going to do.

10PennyToColes87 · 12-27-2012, 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Mainejet

All of you are b*tching for no good reason.

If all of the parties agree with the arrangement, then why the f*ck would it matter to anyone else? You don't have to work there, so STFU. Let the people that agreed to work like that deal with it.

And the biggest thing that's being overlooked here?

It COULD work. Not saying it would. In fact, it probably wouldn't. But it could.

So where it doesn't impact you at your work. Deal with it. Woody Johnson is going to run HIS organization the way he chooses. And considering he's had much more business than anyone here, I'll take his word for it long before I'd accept what you think the team should do.

>Tells people not to complain.
>Complains about people complaining.

Redneck logic.

Jordy · 12-27-2012, 10:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Mainejet

All of you are b*tching for no good reason.

If all of the parties agree with the arrangement, then why the f*ck would it matter to anyone else? You don't have to work there, so STFU. Let the people that agreed to work like that deal with it.

And the biggest thing that's being overlooked here?

It COULD work. Not saying it would. In fact, it probably wouldn't. But it could.

So where it doesn't impact you at your work. Deal with it. Woody Johnson is going to run HIS organization the way he chooses. And considering he's had much more business than anyone here, I'll take his word for it long before I'd accept what you think the team should do.

Yes, we as fans should just accept everything that's decided because that's what we are. We're sheep.

Brilliant.

And Woody Johnson was handed a multi billion dollar business. He's a trust fund baby. There's so many owners in the NFL who could run circles around him in the business world.

Jordy · 12-27-2012, 10:47 PM

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Originally Posted by GandWFan

Yeah. Be quiet. Don't have an opinion. Don't express your opinion on a message board designed to discuss fans opinions. Deal with it.

Unless, of course MainJet disagrees with an opinioin. Then it is OK to voice your opinion agreeing with MaineJet.

OK. Carry on.

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Originally Posted by 10PennyToColes87

>Tells people not to complain.
>Complains about people complaining.

Redneck logic.

LOL.

jpoppy7 · 12-27-2012, 10:48 PM

Wouldn't be surprised if Ryan leaves on his own.

With a new GM coming in, and a team lacking in talent and cap space, why stick around? It's obviously early to make predictions for next year, but I wouldn't expect Jets to be a playoff team in 2013. If they're not, and have a second straight season with a losing record, Ryan would probably be fired then. Jets haven't gone three years without playoffs since '95-'97, don't see Ryan surviving 3 years in a row missing playoffs, and 2 years in a row of losing records (if that happens).

So Ryan may just decide he's had enough here, doesn't want to stick around with a new regime, and leave a la Herm. There's sure to be some other openings. I can see him going to Philly where Buddy coached, bring that Ryan attitude back there, Jets get a mid-round pick.

Not saying this is most likely scenario, but wouldn't be surprised.

Jordy · 12-27-2012, 10:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Mainejet

It COULD work. Not saying it would. In fact, it probably wouldn't. But it could.

By the way, some of your best work right there.

Jungle Shift Jet · 12-27-2012, 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by GandWFan

Well, Mike Holmgren, of course.

Except he wasn't reassigned, he already had the HC and EVP postion.

Oh, and it was his idea, because he was busy enough with the HC duties.

Oh, and he helped hire the new GM.

But other than that, it is exactly the same. Kind of. Maybe.

Yeah, that's the ticket.

Not true at all kid. Paul Allen and his CEO Leiweke hired Ferguson and Ruskell.
Losing GM duties was a involuntary demotion because his drafts, at which he had no prior experience, yielded few starters.

http://a.espncdn.com/nfl/columns/pas...n/1496659.html

http://sea.scout.com/2/816748.html

Now run along and look for some more "facts" on Wikipedia.

bgivs21 · 12-27-2012, 10:50 PM

Well if woody keeps tanny here.. Or if Woody keeps tanny there, or Woody reassigns Tanny. Woody this, Woody that... Tanny has a CHOICE too, he might not want to be reassigned within the organization. People do move on to other opportunities.

12-27-2012, 10:33 PM	#105
JetsFanatic When you listen to the fans, you sit with the fans! Jets Insider VIP Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 5,979	BOTTOM LINE: IF WOODY IS BRINGING IN A NEW GM: TANNENBAUM SHOULD BE FIRED! THE NEW GM SHOULD DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT TO KEEP REX. NO PRE-CONDITIONS!

12-27-2012, 10:36 PM	#107
Mainejet impatiently waiting for the Jets to win the SB Hall Of Fame Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 12,068	All of you are btching for no good reason. If all of the parties agree with the arrangement, then why the fck would it matter to anyone else? You don't have to work there, so STFU. Let the people that agreed to work like that deal with it. And the biggest thing that's being overlooked here? It COULD work. Not saying it would. In fact, it probably wouldn't. But it could. So where it doesn't impact you at your work. Deal with it. Woody Johnson is going to run HIS organization the way he chooses. And considering he's had much more business than anyone here, I'll take his word for it long before I'd accept what you think the team should do.

12-27-2012, 10:48 PM	#117
jpoppy7 All League Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 2,854	Wouldn't be surprised if Ryan leaves on his own. With a new GM coming in, and a team lacking in talent and cap space, why stick around? It's obviously early to make predictions for next year, but I wouldn't expect Jets to be a playoff team in 2013. If they're not, and have a second straight season with a losing record, Ryan would probably be fired then. Jets haven't gone three years without playoffs since '95-'97, don't see Ryan surviving 3 years in a row missing playoffs, and 2 years in a row of losing records (if that happens). So Ryan may just decide he's had enough here, doesn't want to stick around with a new regime, and leave a la Herm. There's sure to be some other openings. I can see him going to Philly where Buddy coached, bring that Ryan attitude back there, Jets get a mid-round pick. Not saying this is most likely scenario, but wouldn't be surprised.

12-27-2012, 10:50 PM	#120
bgivs21 Sexy Rexy, the toe Slinger Rookie Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 511	Well if woody keeps tanny here.. Or if Woody keeps tanny there, or Woody reassigns Tanny. Woody this, Woody that... Tanny has a CHOICE too, he might not want to be reassigned within the organization. People do move on to other opportunities.