This opinions set forth on this site are so similar to the things I hear on sports radio up in Boston.
For that reason, this site should be called "Finheaven: The Fellowship of the Miserable"
This result is so strange because I cannot explain in writing how impresed I am with Nick Saban and the future of the Miami Dolphins.
He preaches "process" not "result". That approach will make this team a dynasty in years to come.
See, I live in Boston right now. I hear Belicheck's press conferences. I hear the player interviews. They have the right frame of mind. They focus on the "process", not the result.
How do you think the Patriots have become so good?
You never hear them talk about the result.
They never look past the immediate task at hand.
Their head coach preaches the importance of each player doing his job right on the next play.
The bottom line is that I could not be happier with the Miami Dolphins and their future. I KNOW how good this team will be after a few years under Saban. Question is, will those people who chastise his sound approach to coaching have the balls to admit they were wrong when we win our first Super Bowl in the years to come? Probably not, since I still have not seen any of the Ronnie Brown haters admit they were wrong.
For that reason, this site should be called "Finheaven: The Fellowship of the Miserable"
This result is so strange because I cannot explain in writing how impresed I am with Nick Saban and the future of the Miami Dolphins.
He preaches "process" not "result". That approach will make this team a dynasty in years to come.
See, I live in Boston right now. I hear Belicheck's press conferences. I hear the player interviews. They have the right frame of mind. They focus on the "process", not the result.
How do you think the Patriots have become so good?
You never hear them talk about the result.
They never look past the immediate task at hand.
Their head coach preaches the importance of each player doing his job right on the next play.
The bottom line is that I could not be happier with the Miami Dolphins and their future. I KNOW how good this team will be after a few years under Saban. Question is, will those people who chastise his sound approach to coaching have the balls to admit they were wrong when we win our first Super Bowl in the years to come? Probably not, since I still have not seen any of the Ronnie Brown haters admit they were wrong.
