Warrior General Games

In the old days it would have been winning the forums, but now that's not a trophy worth winning.

Originally posted by jdbolick
People who haven't won WL don't realize how boring the game becomes after that. I didn't.

yep, you try and get yourself excited to do something.............then the time comes and you just don't care enough to do anything.

Originally posted by JT_HOOD
yep, you try and get yourself excited to do something.............then the time comes and you just don't care enough to do anything.

im fucked arent it? thats kinda where im at now ...

Originally posted by jdbolick
In the old days it would have been winning the forums, but now that's not a trophy worth winning.

So your saying if you havent won it it's actually better not too

Saban emphasized the difficulty of repeating and said he showed the players a video of NBA Hall of Famer Michael Jordan saying that the first title isn't the hardest -- it's the ones after that.

That's because, Saban said, "you have to have the will to fight against yourself."

http://espn.go.com/college-football/bowls12/story/_/id/8825366/nick-saban-alabama-crimson-tide-peace-college-nfl-not-plans

Originally posted by evileyez
im fucked arent it? thats kinda where im at now ...

yeah if you haven't won and feel that way.............that's no good

Originally posted by snakes22
Saban emphasized the difficulty of repeating and said he showed the players a video of NBA Hall of Famer Michael Jordan saying that the first title isn't the hardest -- it's the ones after that.

That's because, Saban said, "you have to have the will to fight against yourself."

http://espn.go.com/college-football/bowls12/story/_/id/8825366/nick-saban-alabama-crimson-tide-peace-college-nfl-not-plans

true, but they also get paid to do it. it's their job/life.

Originally posted by evileyez
im fucked arent it? thats kinda where im at now ...
I was there and then people pissed me off. Go find someone to piss you off.



Originally posted by JT_HOOD
true, but they also get paid to do it. it's their job/life.
In theory they're not getting paid in college, at least not in money (hello Miss Alabama!). The big difference there is that winning something in actual sports is memorable and significant. Winning GLB is like winning a fantasy sports league.

Guess to some people it's a life accomplishment and they can't stop pining about it because otherwise their life is fairly drab.

Originally posted by Black Peter
Guess to some people it's a life accomplishment and they can't stop pining about it because otherwise their life is fairly drab.


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Originally posted by lemdog
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Originally posted by jdbolick
Good grief. You should admit you were wrong for running your mouth about how good your coordinators supposedly were and how this was going to be the season Chicago finally made the playoffs. You should also apologize for running your mouth while continuing to be a constant failure instead of listening to what I suggested and keeping your mouth shut until you've done something worth talking about.

Once again, I suggest you read the OP again, perhaps 3-4 times until you comprehend it. It's like talking to a crazy person jd... ffs...

1 line in a post =/= running my mouth, is not something I'm going to appologize on a dotball forum for, and having confidence in coordinators is something all owners should have so certainly not something I regret.

If I remember correctly (I could be mistaken), you were not silent in GLB until s31. Your constant hyperbole is rediculous. We've already had the conversation about all "success" being relative unless we are talking about winning a WL championship (though I understand that topic went over your head as understanding different view points seems to be beyond you're impeccable logic).

My failure in GLB overall is no more constant than my success. Though I understand this is a concept you'll find difficult to understand.

You're #1 on my list WiSe!




... don't ask which list.