nixluva wrote:

mrKnickShot wrote:

crzymdups wrote:

mrKnickShot wrote:

nixluva wrote:I'm shocked and also not shocked. This was an untenable situation. I actually was looking forward to the game, cuz I thought it was a winnable game and that the Knicks could win and gain some confidence. While I am upset that MDA is gone, I still want more than anything for this team to figure out something and start to win games. That's the paramount issue here. The success of the Knicks.

I will say that this stinks of Dolan. You don't let a coach go into a season as a lame duck. It just never works. The players need to know that they have to listen to the coach cuz he's gonna be here. As for this supposed lack of flexibility. MDA put the entire offense in Melo's hands. How much more could MDA change things than to put the complete control of the offense in the hands of Melo a SF[/red]??? It didn't work!!!!
What did work was when we had Lin playing and the team running Team Oriented BB.

BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!!

You keep saying this but its embarrassing!

BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!!

um. he did. he made melo point forward and melo sucked at it and didn't run any plays anyway.

good thing the knicks found a d-leaguer point guard from harvard who knew how to listen.

until melo came back and blew it all up.

cmon crzymdups!

He did not put the offense in Melo's hands - nobody actually believes that. And Melo is not a point forward - he is a scorer on the blocks.

mrKnickShot, you are a complete ASS!!! I've been putting up with your inane comments this year, but it's time for you to stop posting nonsense. You should be happy and graciously backing off since you have what you wanted now. Just do me a favor and ignore my posts from now on.

nix, no more name calling. thanks.

rp wrote:

spreeeewell wrote:This coach wanted to get fire.He did not want a new contract with organization or else he would have met halfway with Melo and Amare. He could have make it work with this team. Im guessing he did not have sit down with Melo to let him(melo) know how he wanted him to play. Instead he goes to the media and praises everyone else but the 2 players that everyone knows is going to win this battle at the end. So hit the road jack.

and you were the fly in the wall? lol

No. But the coach never win these battles no matter if they right or wrong. when you have dumb owner and a me first player you never going to win.

spreeeewell wrote:

rp wrote:

spreeeewell wrote:This coach wanted to get fire.He did not want a new contract with organization or else he would have met halfway with Melo and Amare. He could have make it work with this team. Im guessing he did not have sit down with Melo to let him(melo) know how he wanted him to play. Instead he goes to the media and praises everyone else but the 2 players that everyone knows is going to win this battle at the end. So hit the road jack.

and you were the fly in the wall? lol

No. But the coach never win these battles no matter if they right or wrong. when you have dumb owner and a me first player you never going to win.

ironically, spree, dolan forced you out, too. why are you standing up for him?

CashMoney wrote:

crzymdups wrote:

SupremeCommander wrote:I don't care either way at this point. This team needed a kick to the nuts, and they got it. The Melo/Pringles thing needed to be squashed out. I wanted to see what Pringles could've done this year, but whatever. Maybe it's for the best that Woodson show what he can do and the staff can focus on some one who can make the most of the talent instead of needing to do things a certain way. Hopefully Melo shows some friggin flex too

This is the worst bull that could have down.

They've enabled Melo and completely shat on the rest of the team. The rest of the team didn't want this.

MDA wasn't fired he quit. The team should be pissed at MDA for bailing.

agreed 150%
another show he's a loser and soft

if he had GUTs he'd try to finish and see if NY can make .500
if .500 was good enough for playoffs or few gms under then NY can see where it goes

MDA easy way out for all HEAT to come to MELO which it will and has again
poor play and bad season for Mr Anthony

Wonder what happens now if NY makes a run for 8th spot
?

Tune in

martin wrote:

nixluva wrote:

mrKnickShot wrote:

crzymdups wrote:

mrKnickShot wrote:

nixluva wrote:I'm shocked and also not shocked. This was an untenable situation. I actually was looking forward to the game, cuz I thought it was a winnable game and that the Knicks could win and gain some confidence. While I am upset that MDA is gone, I still want more than anything for this team to figure out something and start to win games. That's the paramount issue here. The success of the Knicks.

I will say that this stinks of Dolan. You don't let a coach go into a season as a lame duck. It just never works. The players need to know that they have to listen to the coach cuz he's gonna be here. As for this supposed lack of flexibility. MDA put the entire offense in Melo's hands. How much more could MDA change things than to put the complete control of the offense in the hands of Melo a SF[/red]??? It didn't work!!!!
What did work was when we had Lin playing and the team running Team Oriented BB.

BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!!

You keep saying this but its embarrassing!

BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!!

um. he did. he made melo point forward and melo sucked at it and didn't run any plays anyway.

good thing the knicks found a d-leaguer point guard from harvard who knew how to listen.

until melo came back and blew it all up.

cmon crzymdups!

He did not put the offense in Melo's hands - nobody actually believes that. And Melo is not a point forward - he is a scorer on the blocks.

mrKnickShot, you are a complete ASS!!! I've been putting up with your inane comments this year, but it's time for you to stop posting nonsense. You should be happy and graciously backing off since you have what you wanted now. Just do me a favor and ignore my posts from now on.

nix, no more name calling. thanks.

I like Martin's response. I know sometimes some want to pour poo-poo on me with words at times
Mr admin thank you! respectively and sincerely

I am a Knick-Christian!
RC

DJMUSIC wrote:

CashMoney wrote:

crzymdups wrote:

SupremeCommander wrote:I don't care either way at this point. This team needed a kick to the nuts, and they got it. The Melo/Pringles thing needed to be squashed out. I wanted to see what Pringles could've done this year, but whatever. Maybe it's for the best that Woodson show what he can do and the staff can focus on some one who can make the most of the talent instead of needing to do things a certain way. Hopefully Melo shows some friggin flex too

This is the worst bull that could have down.

They've enabled Melo and completely shat on the rest of the team. The rest of the team didn't want this.

MDA wasn't fired he quit. The team should be pissed at MDA for bailing.

agreed 150%
another show he's a loser and soft

if he had GUTs he'd try to finish and see if NY can make .500
if .500 was good enough for playoffs or few gms under then NY can see where it goes

MDA easy way out for all HEAT to come to MELO which it will and has again
poor play and bad season for Mr Anthony

Wonder what happens now if NY makes a run for 8th spot
?

Tune in

You're clueless as to how the world works.

"Resignations" are really firings, but they let the guy save face by calling it something other than a "firing".

GoNyGoNyGo wrote:

crzymdups wrote:Mike Woodson is essentially Isiah. Glen Grunwald is essentially Isiah. They are two of his closest friends, college teammates, etc. Dolan is a tool.

Good read.

I am glad for MDA. He has integrity. He told Dolan to pound nails. Good for him.

The only man that looks good coming out of this is MDA.

Tyson, Lin, Amar'e also get props for the way they carried themselves and believed in the TEAM.

Melo has never looked uglier. This guy has a strong chance at leaving a worse legacy than Marbury.

martin wrote:

nixluva wrote:

mrKnickShot wrote:

crzymdups wrote:

mrKnickShot wrote:

nixluva wrote:I'm shocked and also not shocked. This was an untenable situation. I actually was looking forward to the game, cuz I thought it was a winnable game and that the Knicks could win and gain some confidence. While I am upset that MDA is gone, I still want more than anything for this team to figure out something and start to win games. That's the paramount issue here. The success of the Knicks.

I will say that this stinks of Dolan. You don't let a coach go into a season as a lame duck. It just never works. The players need to know that they have to listen to the coach cuz he's gonna be here. As for this supposed lack of flexibility. MDA put the entire offense in Melo's hands. How much more could MDA change things than to put the complete control of the offense in the hands of Melo a SF[/red]??? It didn't work!!!!
What did work was when we had Lin playing and the team running Team Oriented BB.

BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!!

You keep saying this but its embarrassing!

BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!! BULL SH1T ALERT!!

um. he did. he made melo point forward and melo sucked at it and didn't run any plays anyway.

good thing the knicks found a d-leaguer point guard from harvard who knew how to listen.

until melo came back and blew it all up.

cmon crzymdups!

He did not put the offense in Melo's hands - nobody actually believes that. And Melo is not a point forward - he is a scorer on the blocks.

mrKnickShot, you are a complete ASS!!! I've been putting up with your inane comments this year, but it's time for you to stop posting nonsense. You should be happy and graciously backing off since you have what you wanted now. Just do me a favor and ignore my posts from now on.

nix, no more name calling. thanks.

Martin Did you read what mrKnickShot wrote about my comments? Was that necessary? I wasn't even talking to him and I was only making a statement of how I felt about the situation. I think his response was unnecessary. He didn't even bother to write something to refute what I said. Why a comment to me and not him?

crzymdups wrote:Mike Woodson is essentially Isiah. Glen Grunwald is essentially Isiah. They are two of his closest friends, college teammates, etc. Dolan is a tool.

This image comes to mind when I think of Dolan. He is under Popcorn mans evil doings.

DJMUSIC wrote:

MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:

GoNyGoNyGo wrote:

crzymdups wrote:Mike Woodson is essentially Isiah. Glen Grunwald is essentially Isiah. They are two of his closest friends, college teammates, etc. Dolan is a tool.

Good read.

I am glad for MDA. He has integrity. He told Dolan to pound nails. Good for him.

The only man that looks good coming out of this is MDA.

Tyson, Lin, Amar'e also get props for the way they carried themselves and believed in the TEAM.

Melo has never looked uglier. This guy has a strong chance at leaving a worse legacy than Marbury.

respectively my man
I.. Dont understand you at all, I agree and hear ya for props on Tyson and Lin

But Amare ?
what the heck has he done for Knickerbocker hoops in 1 1/2 yrs ? (beside Knicks are back remarks !)

I'm listening ? what is Amare Stoudemire ? impact what has he brought to game of Knicks being best team they can be ?

He was part of the team, something Melo refused to do.

Every player has deficencies in their game. What is most important is that they play together, as a team.

MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:

DJMUSIC wrote:

MarburyAnd1Crossover wrote:

GoNyGoNyGo wrote:

crzymdups wrote:Mike Woodson is essentially Isiah. Glen Grunwald is essentially Isiah. They are two of his closest friends, college teammates, etc. Dolan is a tool.

Good read.

I am glad for MDA. He has integrity. He told Dolan to pound nails. Good for him.

The only man that looks good coming out of this is MDA.

Tyson, Lin, Amar'e also get props for the way they carried themselves and believed in the TEAM.

Melo has never looked uglier. This guy has a strong chance at leaving a worse legacy than Marbury.

respectively my man
I.. Dont understand you at all, I agree and hear ya for props on Tyson and Lin

But Amare ?
what the heck has he done for Knickerbocker hoops in 1 1/2 yrs ? (beside Knicks are back remarks !)

I'm listening ? what is Amare Stoudemire ? impact what has he brought to game of Knicks being best team they can be ?

He was part of the team, something Melo refused to do.

Every player has deficencies in their game. What is most important is that they play together, as a team.

Obviously you didnt watch him before Melo came in?