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Jason Taylor, Bell, other Captains Call for more INTENSE practices

I saw a finsiders interview with Reggie Bush the other week and he said training was relaxed adn fun adn the guys responded to that. this worried me as in interviews I have seen with Dolphins of old under Shula they practiced HARD. . until they puked .. and they worked adn worked until they got it right. . it was intense and so it should be. . we need as Miami to be able to play in that heat and not cramp up or fade out midway thru the 3rd cos teams are running a no huddle. . this is our house . lets train like it, lets act like it and then lets take that out on the road teach others how its done. . what we have now is pee wee football ..the fact that players are now speaking out shows they aer hacked off as are us fans. .
 
like i said, this all leads to one person, tony sparano. THats right, our head coach. I would love for the dolphins to have more intense practices but lets be honest here, i think we still havent corrected the 12 man on the field penalty yet. You think we will get that right this week tony? for the love of god...
 
syborg said:
I saw a finsiders interview with Reggie Bush the other week and he said training was relaxed adn fun adn the guys responded to that. this worried me as in interviews I have seen with Dolphins of old under Shula they practiced HARD. . until they puked .. and they worked adn worked until they got it right. . it was intense and so it should be. . we need as Miami to be able to play in that heat and not cramp up or fade out midway thru the 3rd cos teams are running a no huddle. . this is our house . lets train like it, lets act like it and then lets take that out on the road teach others how its done. . what we have now is pee wee football ..the fact that players are now speaking out shows they aer hacked off as are us fans. .
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we can only hope ross is gettin fed up with this bull**** already.
 
Personally I don't see why any coach would be taking it easy on his team in practice after a two-month lockout. Training camp is shortened by two months, so 1) you aren't going to wear your team out by going hard, and 2) they need to get in shape.

While Bill Belichick was busy designing an offensive approach that would take advantage of the lockout, Tony Sparano was busy acting as if the lockout didn't happen.
 
Sparano is clueless. Before the Houston game he stated the team had a really good week of practice and feels good about their progress. He always thinks he has good practices and then gets ***** slapped on Sunday. He's in over his head.
 
It all starts with the head coach. If you're head coach is being lazy and riding around practice in a golf cart do you think the players are going to practice all out?
 
They start yapping when the Browns coming up, If we played the Pats this week, they would get whacked again, i don't care what they say, or how they practice. If how they have been practicing is the problem, the head coach should be fired pronto !!!
 
Why were they not practicing hard before? I thought this was one of Sparano's biggest requirements....Practice like you want to play.. I have no confidence that this gets turned around.
 
this alone should have gotten sparano fired... I wonder what its going to take? maybe if the browns embarass us it will get it done...
 
Wait I've got it. Maybe Sparano can let Reggie Bush borrow his golf cart on Sunday. Henne can hand off to Bush or Thomas, it will be hard to stop a running back driving a golf cart
 
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