Note: General comment - Rich comes off like a somewhat oblivious deer-in-the-headlights tool in this interview, so I suggest you read it. It's quite entertaining.
CBSSports.com: What has gone right and what has gone wrong?
Richie: "I've got to quit feeling sorry for myself."
(snicker)
CBSSports.com: "I feel bad watching you every week. They show these sideline shots ..."
(giggle giggle. a web site is feeling sorry for him it's so bad.)
CBSSports.com: "You knew what you were getting into..."
Richie: "It wasn't like I looked at the roster."
YOU DIDN'T!?!?!?!? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH...uncontrolled laughing ROFLMAO otherlamelaugh-indicatingshortcutsthatarepopularwith14yearoldgirlsandmgoblog...HAHAHAHAHAAH!
What the F? Who takes a job WITHOUT LOOKING AT THE ROSTER? Talk about incompetence...
Richie: "It's frustration and it teases us."
Me: What the hell is he talking about? The other teams running a spread and not looking like a mess TEASE YOU? This guy is a mess. I almost feel bad...wait, NO I DON'T.
JOY JOY JOY.
Let me tell you Rich, you don't need to stop feeling sorry for yourself. What you need to do is to stop SUCKING!
Actually, if you want to make me happy, please do KEEP SUCKING!
You SUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK! Your team SUCKS!
They SUCKSUCKSUCKSUCKSUCKSUCkSUckSuckSucksuck suck suck suck suck suck.
suck.
HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAH!
By Matt '09 October 16, 2008 - 9:43 pm
“The best things that have gone right haven’t been always on the field. The last nine months the work in the weight room, the classroom (are) things you don’t always see on Saturdays.”
That sounds awfully close to Ty’s “Sunday-Friday” line, doesn’t it?
He’s also coming pretty close to Ty’s level of “Blame the players!” attitude. God I hate coaches like that…
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