Sean Payton...
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They have to keep him happy in order to keep him as long as they can. If they tell him no you can't move, I don't think he would quit this year, but 2011 might be his last year. I guess it's like Mullen. We believe (both State and Saints) that we have a good thing going. We just have to enjoy it while it lasts.
he just sent an open memo to the WHOLE NFL, that his family really wants to be in Dallas ...or Houston...
The reason it dont sit well, is because we all know this isn't going to work. /half of urban meyer wasn't good enough
You know I really am against Gregg Williams as a stand alone coach, but I really could get behind him in this instance. This isn't right, I wouldn't be upset one bit it the Saints took it as a slap in the face and just agreed to disagree with Payton and his family on this one.
The reason it dont sit well, is because we all know this isn't going to work. /half of urban meyer wasn't good enough
You know I really am against Gregg Williams as a stand alone coach, but I really could get behind him in this instance. This isn't right, I wouldn't be upset one bit it the Saints took it as a slap in the face and just agreed to disagree with Payton and his family on this one.
["Who Dat Nation has every right to be upset with New Orleans Saints Coach Sean Payton's move"]
Why? Hell 80% of that Nation don't live in New Orleans either and would never live in that **** smelling town. Yeah it's fun to visitbutcracking ugly chic's is fun as well butI'm not going to marry one.
Why? Hell 80% of that Nation don't live in New Orleans either and would never live in that **** smelling town. Yeah it's fun to visitbutcracking ugly chic's is fun as well butI'm not going to marry one.
I was meaning that he sent an open memo to every nfl team, saying the wife doesn't like New Orleans so he needs a new city.
He called a fake punt after halftime in the SUPERBOWL vs Peyton Manning with a team that only has 4 playoff wins, you really don't think he will stand up to Jerry Jones in a GM type role over talent... with that being said I don't see him being a GM so early
also a chance this doesn't work and the Saints could go back and say move back in the city or else.
I would say Houston looks like the best option right now.
He called a fake punt after halftime in the SUPERBOWL vs Peyton Manning with a team that only has 4 playoff wins, you really don't think he will stand up to Jerry Jones in a GM type role over talent... with that being said I don't see him being a GM so early
also a chance this doesn't work and the Saints could go back and say move back in the city or else.
I would say Houston looks like the best option right now.
I can honestly say that Mandeville is not that bad, I lived there for 6 years. But take into consideration, that area of the country is still the armpit of the south.
His family situation is something Im not familarand as long as he keeps them happy, thats his #2 job. Winning games and another SuperBowl are #1.
His family situation is something Im not familarand as long as he keeps them happy, thats his #2 job. Winning games and another SuperBowl are #1.
And he insulted one of the great cities of the world. To make a statement like that, one would have to have no clue about New Orleans, or be a completely closed-minded, uncultured douche.<div>
</div><div>Yeah, a lot of Saints fans don't live in New Orleans. But their careers aren't here, either. That's where the logic of that response fails. Personally, I'm not all that bothered by Payton's move... for now. But it has nothing to do with whether or not it's safe to live in Nola. He's never lived in Nola... his house down here was on the Northshore, where there is no crime.<div>
</div><div>"Shrubs" are for dog piss. There, my insult is on your level.</div></div>
</div><div>Yeah, a lot of Saints fans don't live in New Orleans. But their careers aren't here, either. That's where the logic of that response fails. Personally, I'm not all that bothered by Payton's move... for now. But it has nothing to do with whether or not it's safe to live in Nola. He's never lived in Nola... his house down here was on the Northshore, where there is no crime.<div>
</div><div>"Shrubs" are for dog piss. There, my insult is on your level.</div></div>
it's not like something new he wants to do because the Girls may have an opening. Plus, Jerry probably still hates him for stealing his wine.
It amazes me the idiots that always respond to me on here and never read my post. And get there feelings hurt it seems like.
I did'nt say N.O. is the armpit of the south, but that area of the South.
As The dude said in Big Lebowski "um....Thats like your opinion Man"
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I did'nt say N.O. is the armpit of the south, but that area of the South.
As The dude said in Big Lebowski "um....Thats like your opinion Man"
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The man is responsible for bringing us something we never, ever, ever.......................................................................EVER thought we'd see. We're still playing at a high level albeit a few more pieces are needed for another SB run. The man has told the fans, media, his bosses that he's not going anywhere, and still the morons piss and *****. Give him the benefit of the damned doubt. The bottom line is that he won a SB in New Orleans. Once you prove that you can do that, every team in the country will want your ***. It's fact. Maybe he WILL leave. If he does, A) it'll be our fault for not doing what needs to be done to keep him here or B) He's a great coach who wants another opportunity to resurrect a city and a program and he deserves to work where he wants. In my book, short of pulling a Petrino, he will always be a great coach and a great man. I truly WANT him to retire here (assuming he remains competitive), but I will not hold a grudge or ill will against the man for wanting another challenge down the road, however long or short that road may be.
NOLA needs to back the 17 off of this man and let him do his job any way he wants. He's proven he can win the big one, and until he proves that he CANNOT do a good job with the family in Dallas, leave him the hell alone about it. Sean Payton has earned the right to do as he pleases so long as he remains competitive and achieves the goals set to him by the front office. Period. If he wants to commute from Zimbabwe, so 17ing be it.
NOLA needs to back the 17 off of this man and let him do his job any way he wants. He's proven he can win the big one, and until he proves that he CANNOT do a good job with the family in Dallas, leave him the hell alone about it. Sean Payton has earned the right to do as he pleases so long as he remains competitive and achieves the goals set to him by the front office. Period. If he wants to commute from Zimbabwe, so 17ing be it.
I lived there from 98 to 03 and it was an awesome place to live.. If I had unlimited funds like Payton I would still be there. The only time I went to the french Quarter was if we had friends in town or on Sunday afternoons. I lived Uptown near the park and it was great, had no problems with crime, ever. We ended up moving back to MS b/c of housing costs and we wanted to raise a family close to the grandparents. The private schools in NOLA are just fine, but expensive, just ask Olivia and Archie... I get tired of people trashing New Orleans, <span style="font-weight: bold;">especially when all think the city has to offer is the French Quarter</span>, I guess that just leaves more for me when I go back to visit. Next time you are there go to Frenchman Street behind the Quarters, Uptown on Magazine Street, and check out Lakeview. I do hope to be able to retire there one day...
She said she liked New Orleans and liked the North Shore. She also said that during football season, Sean only comes home a few nights a week. So if she'd like to live in Dallas, who cares.
/Extreme Bragging
/Extreme Bragging
won a National Championship at MSU and decided to coach elsewhere 2 years later, I'd take that trade-off in a heartbeat. Sean Payton brought a championship to NO, and I would hate to see him go, but will forever appreciate the hardware.
Short of him pulling a back handed, under the table, midnight pack and go... I will forever be indebted to, and speak highly of the man who made NOLA a Championship town.
He knows that if he can bring a World Championship to a lowly, downtrodden, perennial doormat like New Orleans, he can bring Championships in by the bucketloads to the greatest franchise in all of professional sports. When he gets to Dallas, we're looking at 18-0 seasons for the next decade.
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