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Date Posted: Thursday, January 24, 04:34:10pm
Author: Peacock
Subject: And herein lies your weakness at analysis
In reply to: oldtimer#1 's message, "Re: Agree. Don't see any "flow"." on Thursday, January 24, 12:28:43am

The quote "Like to think that's a consensus opinion which includes John Morton who may know a little bit more about basketball than you,I or anyone who posts here." shows that you are an insider, a fact you have denied in the past. Probably even have attended practices. When the opinions of a the staff of a floundering team are made, one suspects they are very self serving. And if the decision is Dunne's, I doubt Morton would verbally contradict that. In fact just your use of basketball knowledge as a basis shows that you take your lead from others rather than an impartial view. But I am sure you will tell me I am wrong. One doesn't have to be an ACTOR to know they are watching a poor performance and one doesn't have to be an astute basketball coach to understand that the present staff is not functioning.


Now I don't think anyone does not want a turnaround and possibly convince all that we are wrong, but one can not deny that what one sees on the floor is not a good team or have the potential of being a good team under the current dynamics. Something has to change, and it just might be on the staff and you might pass that along at the next practice you attend.

And the issue is not who is the better PG, but one of the current choice having zero impact for improvement as substantiated by the record. Dunne will not even give Lampley a chance and you just crow all about why he should not be there. Well Leon is not working and all your logic will not make it happen. So the real issue is not who is the better PG, but why doesn't Dunne experiment. Putting Spitler at point is a real show of basketball acumen.

Also I think others might think the same and the consensus you speak about might not exactly extend beyond the staff and yourself.

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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Re: And herein lies your weakness at analysis -- oldtimer#1, Thursday, January 24, 07:26:16pm [1]

Peacock, happy that you have come out of the closet. Atleast no more questions! We now have conclusions. How did we not see it coming!

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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Is there any intelligence in this response -- Peacock, Thursday, January 24, 08:08:12pm [1]

or you having problems with the implications.

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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Most will agree............ -- Sludge, Thursday, January 24, 09:35:53pm [1]

it's best when you are able to release those pent up questions :-)

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