What's the deal

[Clinux]

Does it seem that when you read about Saban leaving that the article makes you want think it's o.k. or that it's not that big of a deal. I'm sick of it I keep reading that the players are o.k. with it and that they understand or that Saban's heart wasn't in it. Look after what our franchise has been through it is a big deal and the franchise & fans deserve better. After the whole Ricky ordeal and now Saban, give me a break Saban had an idea this might happen when he took the job.

I think the players are o.k. with Saban leaving because they knew Saban sucked and that we weren't going to win with him. I started to distrust Saban after the Pittsburgh game earlier this year when he threw the challenge flag like the limp wristed Fa--ot he is.

 

[Finfan53]

His flag throwing was greatly improved the following week! lol
Players talk about how this is a business.... but I wonder what they really thought of Saban. I think he maybe sensed the players didn't believe in him, how else could he give up on his chance to win a superbowl?....this team is not pathetic with years of rebuilding to do.
I DO think the defense really responded to Capers as their defensive coordinator, maybe the brightest spot of the team overall

 

[finfansc]

It does seem as if the world is ok with this liar/chump/whimp/a**hole/whore, etc. As if he's the only NFL coach who could not be with his family when he wanted to. He called all the shots in Miami. Now the excuse is he wants to teach and have an impact on young players. I've said it time again, it's a lot easier to sell an 18yr old kid a pack of lies about fame and fortune than it is to game plan against another thinking human being. And just imagine the talks of committment, and finishing strong, when your players (who are grown men) can see through that b.s. you're speaking. See ya Nick, hope all is hell for you.