AnubisADL wrote:Allan Houston and Grunwald will be running the team. I dont see the big deal if Isiah is used as a talent evaluator on the team. It's not that serious.

+1 Even at the height of my Isiah hatred I always credited him for his eye for talent. As lomg as he is kept out of a position of authority it should mot be a big deal. That way he cant further embarass the team and drag it through the mud. The knicks cant be stupid enouhh to make him gm now. Fans will revolt. Oh and Grunny has been phemomenalthis year

crzymdups wrote:

AnubisADL wrote:

JamesLin wrote:Yup yup yup. I was right all this time. I don't understand why my friends argue with me on the things I kept reiterating. Hopefully this forum has lots of intelligent adults that at least will make good arguments against my theory.

1. Jim Dolan is in closet with Isiah. Now Isiah can come back to Jim's warm wet bed once again and I bet Isiah's stain is still on Jim Dolan's pillow.
2. Donnie did all that work and Jim destroyed it with the Melo trade. Donnie lost interest in even continuing and Jim was nice enough to keep paying him but refuse any of Donnie's wise input
3. Isiah always had huge influence on Jim's decision, whether Isiah officially works for Knicks or not.
4. Donnie's rebuilding Knicks was a great strategy, brilliant even.
5. Jim Dolan is the dumbest, most arrogant, ignorant and impotent NBA owner of all time.
6. Phil Jackson will NEVER NEVER NEVER EVER work for the Knicks, because he's just not that desperate knowing Jim Dolan will pull an Isiah's manhood on Phil, like how he did with Donnie.

What did Walsh really do during his tenure. The guy is overrated beyond belief. He signed Amare to that uninsured deal. Drafted Jordan Hill. Traded future picks and Hill to dump Jefferies.

i loved what walsh did for the team... but in hindsight, grunwald did a LOT in less than one season: tyson, lin, novak, jr smith, baron, etc.

i'm fine with grunwald and woodson leading the team. having isiah potentially back in the fold feels icky... but almost appropriate. sigh. this team.

in fairness, grunwald had the luxury of making those moves because of the work that walsh put in.

Bippity10 wrote:Never seen a man fail at so many things

LOL...everythng he touches he ****s up, except a basketball

crzymdups wrote:

AnubisADL wrote:

JamesLin wrote:Yup yup yup. I was right all this time. I don't understand why my friends argue with me on the things I kept reiterating. Hopefully this forum has lots of intelligent adults that at least will make good arguments against my theory.

1. Jim Dolan is in closet with Isiah. Now Isiah can come back to Jim's warm wet bed once again and I bet Isiah's stain is still on Jim Dolan's pillow.
2. Donnie did all that work and Jim destroyed it with the Melo trade. Donnie lost interest in even continuing and Jim was nice enough to keep paying him but refuse any of Donnie's wise input
3. Isiah always had huge influence on Jim's decision, whether Isiah officially works for Knicks or not.
4. Donnie's rebuilding Knicks was a great strategy, brilliant even.
5. Jim Dolan is the dumbest, most arrogant, ignorant and impotent NBA owner of all time.
6. Phil Jackson will NEVER NEVER NEVER EVER work for the Knicks, because he's just not that desperate knowing Jim Dolan will pull an Isiah's manhood on Phil, like how he did with Donnie.

What did Walsh really do during his tenure. The guy is overrated beyond belief. He signed Amare to that uninsured deal. Drafted Jordan Hill. Traded future picks and Hill to dump Jefferies.

i loved what walsh did for the team... but in hindsight, grunwald did a LOT in less than one season: tyson, lin, novak, jr smith, baron, etc.

i'm fine with grunwald and woodson leading the team. having isiah potentially back in the fold feels icky... but almost appropriate. sigh. this team.

You have to admit it though that Grunwald was able to do all this due to what Donnie has already put in place. Donnie had to clean up a lot of crap from the Popcorn man era.

CrushAlot wrote:

NYKBocker wrote:

crzymdups wrote:

AnubisADL wrote:

JamesLin wrote:Yup yup yup. I was right all this time. I don't understand why my friends argue with me on the things I kept reiterating. Hopefully this forum has lots of intelligent adults that at least will make good arguments against my theory.

1. Jim Dolan is in closet with Isiah. Now Isiah can come back to Jim's warm wet bed once again and I bet Isiah's stain is still on Jim Dolan's pillow.
2. Donnie did all that work and Jim destroyed it with the Melo trade. Donnie lost interest in even continuing and Jim was nice enough to keep paying him but refuse any of Donnie's wise input
3. Isiah always had huge influence on Jim's decision, whether Isiah officially works for Knicks or not.
4. Donnie's rebuilding Knicks was a great strategy, brilliant even.
5. Jim Dolan is the dumbest, most arrogant, ignorant and impotent NBA owner of all time.
6. Phil Jackson will NEVER NEVER NEVER EVER work for the Knicks, because he's just not that desperate knowing Jim Dolan will pull an Isiah's manhood on Phil, like how he did with Donnie.

What did Walsh really do during his tenure. The guy is overrated beyond belief. He signed Amare to that uninsured deal. Drafted Jordan Hill. Traded future picks and Hill to dump Jefferies.

i loved what walsh did for the team... but in hindsight, grunwald did a LOT in less than one season: tyson, lin, novak, jr smith, baron, etc.

i'm fine with grunwald and woodson leading the team. having isiah potentially back in the fold feels icky... but almost appropriate. sigh. this team.

You have to admit it though that Grunwald was able to do all this due to what Donnie has already put in place. Donnie had to clean up a lot of crap from the Popcorn man era.

I agree about Walsh setting the stage for Grunwald to make the moves that he did. However, if Woodson can't get the Knicks to overcome the poor start they had and they miss the playoffs again it is another blemish on Walsh's resume because the McGRady first round pick becomes a lottery pick.

Another blemish ? How about if Zeke was to return, there would be noone in the league who could have done a better job curbing Zeke's mess the second time around

ramtour420 wrote:Remember, when we were kids if you closed your eyes you became invisible ? Well , if I just close my eyes to this maybe he will go away so that we don't have to do the whole thing over ,again

At least Jim Dolan will guarantee you he'll make Isiah's manhood invisible, once he's got the whole thing in that tight mouth of his.