Observation on the Dungy / Rex thing
papa.carl44
Herm Edwards became headcoach of the Jets, one of his prime cheerleaders was
Tony Dungy. When Herm left I recall Dungy talking about how great a coach
he was etc. I realize we have the Mangini experiment in the middle of it
all, but I really think Dungy's out of line remarks have a lot to do with
the Jets having a good coach finally and some success and developing a
culture of "belief"....his boy Herm could never do that. In fact, Herm was
one of the "blame it on" type guys who to me, seemed to be full of excuses.
Rex is a lot of things but foremost he is Rex, and a Ryan. They are who
they are and if you don't like it so be it..but they ain't playing a
charade. "The Preacher" was an actor...his favorite holiday was
Halloween...he could masquerade as a football coach. Dungy stepped into a
very good situation, not saying he didn't have some skill as a coach, but he
had all the marbles to play with too and an owner who wanted to play the
game. I'm thinking Tony needs to rethink and go shut his mouth. I hope
somebody gives him a new headcoach job and he has to take Vick as his QB,
and Herm as his OC, Asst. HC. We'll see just how good he is then. OMHO,
Papa Carl
Michael
wrote:
Again.... Hey, Tony....
FUCK YOU...
papa.carl44
"buRford" <buR...@buR.ford.com> wrote in message
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>
> On another note, I have access to a website that's specialty is bootleg
> recordings... from
> the 60s to the present. Was browsing the other day, and lo & behold,
> there was Lisa
> playing at Jones Beach, a few weeks ago, opening for Meatloaf.
> Only briefly listened to it, so far, but I like it. Unfortunately, that
> she was the
> opening act, people are chatting, and there's some bass distortion.
> But, the fact that she's on that website, means people are taking notice
> ;)
That tour went into Canada and she was a huge hit up there. I was at the
PNC Bank Performing Arts Center in Holmdel NJ...she went over really well
there too. She took me backstage at that event too, it was fun. I expected
folks in that area to know who she was...still lots of North Jersey people
too and they liked her. She is a true performer. I'd bet she can "get" to
anybody when she is on stage. You simply can not knock talent. I'm not a
Meat Loaf fan, but I said to someone who asked me how he was that if you see
him live you have to feel the excitement and power of what he does. He
works hard at it and he's an entertainer. Lisa also says he was very
gracious to her and helped her out a lot. Now, she is in Northern
California doing the radio station thing in the wine country and then she
flys to Nashville to do some writing and play a few gigs. BTW...The 6th
Annual Jam for Life will be held at Kat Man Du, Mercer County Waterfront
Park, Rt. 29, Trenton, NJ on October 3rd. It starts at 11 AM doors music at
Noon...and then goes to 7 PM. There are almost 30 bands on two
stages...inside stage and outside stage by the river deck. Lisa will be a
featured part of that too. www.jamforlifefoundation.com and
www.papacarl.com Check this out ---
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etgrrsKbNn4 Her new music video.
papa.carl44
> When it gets close, you'll have to tell me when you'll be scheduled to
> play.
Will do...send me your email address.... pa...@papacarl.com works best.
Did you watch the music video of Lisa's? It really is a good song. You'll
want to see her too...and get a photo taken with her :-) Also, please be my
guest at the Jam. Carl