If Isiah had the balls to be a man he would do the right thing and just effing quit. But he has sunk sooo low he would need a stepladder to look a snake in the eye. So Walsh has to make a pretty tough call between keeping him around in some capacity or getting rid of him altogether.
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If Isiah had the balls to be a man he would do the right thing and just effing quit. But he has sunk sooo low he would need a stepladder to look a snake in the eye. So Walsh has to make a pretty tough call between keeping him around in some capacity or getting rid of him altogether.
I don't like Isiah anymore than anyone else, but would you honestly leave all that money on the table and quit? I highly doubt it, so why would Isiah?
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If Isiah had the balls to be a man he would do the right thing and just effing quit. But he has sunk sooo low he would need a stepladder to look a snake in the eye. So Walsh has to make a pretty tough call between keeping him around in some capacity or getting rid of him altogether.
I don't like Isiah anymore than anyone else, but would you honestly leave all that money on the table and quit? I highly doubt it, so why would Isiah?
Oh yeah, you just know isiah would never leave that money. Just another sign that he was milking dolan all along.
Funny thing is i only started disliking Isiah like couple of years ago. I am always interested the most in can a person accomplish at whatever it is that their task may be. Just so happens that Layden wasn't better so i was glad we had a chance at something new with Isiah. I even liked the Marbury trade. I didn't know Isaiah nor Marbury really b4 they came to NY. Now that i got i got to know them i think it would be ideal if both weren't at least near the team in the future, as great as it may feel for the players to be adored and respected (which i think is a good thing) if there is no constructive criticism the players have little chance to improve, not like they would if they had a coach who'd have the cofidence to be strict with the players and help them evolve their games
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I was about the same on those two also. When isiah came here, I thought it was a great move. I was actually proud to have isiah as our GM. Up until mid last season. After the James and Curry moves and saw that it was a total waste is when I started to question what he was trying to do.
With starbury, I heard of his problems on other teams, but thought he'd be okay if he came back to NY. I was only looking at his stats and didn't really know the man. I won't be making that' mistake anymore.
Walsh has my full support and I hope to God he doesn't turn into anyting like we had the last several years.
I'll never trust this' team again.
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Pretty good job of predicting things by most folks.
11 : 30.56% Isiah completely fired, has no role with Knicks 21 : 58.33% Isiah fired as coach, but stays on in some other form as a scout, consultant, or assistant GM, etc. 4 : 11.11% Isiah remains coach 0 : 0% Isiah goes postal killing all remaining who've undermined his success: Dolan, Walsh, Steph, Curry, Z-Bo, James, Jeffries, etc.
[Edited by - PresIke on 04-19-2008 01:00 AM]
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Pretty good job of predicting things by most folks.
11 : 30.56% Isiah completely fired, has no role with Knicks 21 : 58.33% Isiah fired as coach, but stays on in some other form as a scout, consultant, or assistant GM, etc. 4 : 11.11% Isiah remains coach 0 : 0% Isiah goes postal killing all remaining who've undermined his success: Dolan, Walsh, Steph, Curry, Z-Bo, James, Jeffries, etc.
[Edited by - PresIke on 04-19-2008 01:00 AM]
This was common sence prediction. All the rest was daydreaming.
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