Posted by Allanfan20:

^Sorry, just got in a fight with a stupid chick that wasn't worth going crazy over. Just had to throw it in.

Posted by Allanfan20:

I can tell you right now that make up sex is NOT in the books this time. She called me ugly so I felt it was only nescessary that I her that "Her IQ is at the bottom of the barrel" and that she has "Low standards" and that I'm "I'm too good for her."

lmao

Posted by Allanfan20:

Let me ask her for some make up sex right now.

Posted by GKFv2:

This is my conclusion.

With Dolan's insistence on keeping Isiah, it is now finally clear he does not care about winning and knows little about the game of basketball.

Posted by GKFv2:

This is my conclusion.

With Dolan's insistence on keeping Isiah, it is now finally clear he does not care about winning and knows little about the game of basketball. He just prefers personal relationships with people over whatever the results are on the court. He did the same thing with Sather, except the Rangers had some luck with the CBA and the fact that they actually rebuilt under a championship GM. The same thing wont happen to Isiah. If he ever decides to fire him, it will be too late.

The franchise is already irrelevant at this point. In 10-15 years, nobody will be "dying" to work at the Garden and no free agent is going to want to sign here(we wouldn't have the cap room anyway). The Knicks are headed down a path of failure not even the great Donald Stirling could think of. The Knicks will be more irrelevant than the Clippers soon. It's going to happen eventually. The demise of such a great franchise at the hands of a fat egomaniac who has had everything given to him on a silver platter his entire life. What a sad way for a once-proud franchise to go out. Red Holzman and Dave Debuscherre are rolling over in their graves.

Posted by KNICKSdom:

Posted by martin:

Posted by GKFv2:

This is my conclusion.

With Dolan's insistence on keeping Isiah, it is now finally clear he does not care about winning and knows little about the game of basketball. He just prefers personal relationships with people over whatever the results are on the court. He did the same thing with Sather, except the Rangers had some luck with the CBA and the fact that they actually rebuilt under a championship GM. The same thing wont happen to Isiah. If he ever decides to fire him, it will be too late.

The franchise is already irrelevant at this point. In 10-15 years, nobody will be "dying" to work at the Garden and no free agent is going to want to sign here(we wouldn't have the cap room anyway). The Knicks are headed down a path of failure not even the great Donald Stirling could think of. The Knicks will be more irrelevant than the Clippers soon. It's going to happen eventually. The demise of such a great franchise at the hands of a fat egomaniac who has had everything given to him on a silver platter his entire life. What a sad way for a once-proud franchise to go out. Red Holzman and Dave Debuscherre are rolling over in their graves.

here is what I will add... on one hand we all hate Dolan for obvious reasons.

On the other hand, he is the perfect owner: No cap to spending, hires a GM/Pres and lets him do what he pleases.

Now, Dolan obviously chose the wrong guy in Isiah, but if West, Colangelo or Walsh has the same free will as Isiah has had, I have no complaints (except for the dumbass media policy).

That is true but there's a pattern of Dolan wanting the gm to change the roster of the team for a win now mode which we know hasn't worked for a while now. Now free reign that's something else suppose Walsh or a basketball genius was hired and wanted to strip down this team and keep few assets they have plus the lotto pick coming up? This is rebuilding and more likely a couple more losing seasons as rebuilding progresses. Dolan hasn't really gone through this phase if at all.

not sure I understand 100% of what you are saying but I will add this: Part of the jog of the Pres/GM is to sell a plan to an owner and to make the owner come on board with that plan not matter the preconceived notions of Dolan or whomever, otherwise, don't take the job.

Posted by martin:

Posted by KNICKSdom:

Posted by martin:

Posted by GKFv2:

This is my conclusion.

With Dolan's insistence on keeping Isiah, it is now finally clear he does not care about winning and knows little about the game of basketball. He just prefers personal relationships with people over whatever the results are on the court. He did the same thing with Sather, except the Rangers had some luck with the CBA and the fact that they actually rebuilt under a championship GM. The same thing wont happen to Isiah. If he ever decides to fire him, it will be too late.

The franchise is already irrelevant at this point. In 10-15 years, nobody will be "dying" to work at the Garden and no free agent is going to want to sign here(we wouldn't have the cap room anyway). The Knicks are headed down a path of failure not even the great Donald Stirling could think of. The Knicks will be more irrelevant than the Clippers soon. It's going to happen eventually. The demise of such a great franchise at the hands of a fat egomaniac who has had everything given to him on a silver platter his entire life. What a sad way for a once-proud franchise to go out. Red Holzman and Dave Debuscherre are rolling over in their graves.

here is what I will add... on one hand we all hate Dolan for obvious reasons.

On the other hand, he is the perfect owner: No cap to spending, hires a GM/Pres and lets him do what he pleases.

Now, Dolan obviously chose the wrong guy in Isiah, but if West, Colangelo or Walsh has the same free will as Isiah has had, I have no complaints (except for the dumbass media policy).

That is true but there's a pattern of Dolan wanting the gm to change the roster of the team for a win now mode which we know hasn't worked for a while now. Now free reign that's something else suppose Walsh or a basketball genius was hired and wanted to strip down this team and keep few assets they have plus the lotto pick coming up? This is rebuilding and more likely a couple more losing seasons as rebuilding progresses. Dolan hasn't really gone through this phase if at all.

not sure I understand 100% of what you are saying but I will add this: Part of the jog of the Pres/GM is to sell a plan to an owner and to make the owner come on board with that plan not matter the preconceived notions of Dolan or whomever, otherwise, don't take the job.

What I was saying is since when has Dolan accepted a rebuilding job for the Knicks? Look at the GMs he has hired over the years since Checketts and Grunfeld were gone. This is a case of has Dolan turned the corner? Is he finally going to accept and say yes the knicks need to rebuild and start from scratch?