They gave his comb-over a gold medal one year. Best comb-over in the midwest, heard he won that title several times. World title "golden comb-over w/double flyaways" medal winner 1984.
Lol “it’s cause i couldn’t throw hard” match made in 🏈 heaven. I can throw a rock out of my car window at the nearest high school and hit a kid who can throw with velocity. The game allows for the main position of distribution at quarterback to be an on time accurate THROWER OF THE 🏈 not a playmaker himself who uses his legs as a default because the arm talent lacks in comparison. The more things supposedly change- the more the will always stay the same..
I had the pleasure to meet mister Bowman in the early nineties. He was actually looking for my boss when I lived and worked in Buffalo, who wasn't in the workplace at the time, but he took the time to be nice and friendly and he really left a wonderful impression on me and even talked a bit of hockey with me. Very nice guy.
Actually, to shoot straight, he was a lousy GM. Just look at the state of the Sabres under his management. Look at the brief time he was GM of the Red Wings.
Jean Beliveau said that he thought Bowman was a great coach but an impatient manager. He would demand a player be traded for any reason at all. Sometimes he would barge in on meetings between Pollock and Beliveau to demand this player or that player be traded and Pollock would have to calm him down and explain to him that no player was about to put in 80 perfect games.
He hit on some draft picks in Buffalo (Housley, Andreychuck, Barrasso), but admittedly seemed to struggle later to update an aging team in time to remain a contender. Gotta disagree about the job he did as Personnel Director for the Red Wings, though. From what I understand, he was responsible for primarily making trades. In 3 years, he swapped for Mike Vernon, Slava Fetisov, Igor Larionov, Brendan Shanahan, and Larry Murray, while also valuable role players like Doug Brown, Bob Rouse, and Kirk Maltby. That's pretty damn good, especially when you add to those moves the best move he NEVER made: trading The Captain. In my opinion, he seemed to learn from his mistakes in Buffalo and made the necessary adjustments for his time in Pittsburgh and especially Detroit.
I Remember I was the guy at work that took football bets back in the 1980's.and Renee Phaneuf took San Diego as his key team in 8 parlays saying Fouts should destroy the Saints that Sunday Afternoon, Chargers were a 6.5pt favorite at home,well at halftime it was 20-13 Saints,the final score was 34-30 Saints and Renee went ballistic, he lost his key and all the parlays totaling $400, he was sick over it.
Thank you very much for creating this. I know it may not have the most views but it hit my spirit deeply. I’m tired at a trucking job that drains me but the end goal or one of many end goals is buying a Victorian home
@Steve Jobs I know that Coughlin got 2 SB as a head coach for the Giants and I can't take that from him and I give him his dude as an NFL head coach but he wasn't a player-coach and Jalen Ramsey was right of what he is about Coughlin
@@gmoneyslotmachinevideos I'm not a Tom Coughlin fan at all but I do give him his dues as a NFL head coach and his old school approach won't work for today NFL players
@@brianb7423 Players originally complained he was too tough. Ur right though, Odell type of player that needs tough love. He didn't handle that situation correctly.
Who would you want to meet Bill Walsh or Bill Belichick? HaHaHaHa I know Bill Walsh would give me a chance. I wanna be Bill Walsh Friend. R.I.P. Mr Walsh.
Bill Walsh is a TRUE GENIUS. UNLIKE BILL BILICHICK. KNOWLEDGE SHOULD BE SHARED. UNLIKE BILL BILLICHICK WHO'S SHADY AND HASNT SHOWN WHAT MAKES HIM. BILL WALSH MAY YOU R.I.P.
