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re: How many of you still prefer Saban to resign rather than keep Golding?
Posted on 12/21/22 at 8:20 pm to BLG
Posted on 12/21/22 at 8:20 pm to BLG
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oh but there are several on this board that said they think it's time for Saban to resign if he doesn't fire Golding
To me that's totally insanity. Absolute fear driven and impatient lunacy. I haven't seen that btw, but I doubt you started a thread for no reason. I misunderstood your premise, too. Sorry for the down vote.
I can disagree with my coach. It's not the end of the world. He's earned my trust.....
This post was edited on 12/21/22 at 8:21 pm
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Posted on 12/21/22 at 8:43 pm to m2pro
Saban has earned to do everything his way. I don’t see a Bowden era coming with the talent that’s coming in and that’s all Saban. 10-11 wins are a given but we want championships and so does the head coach.
If our coordinators are not changed, it will be very disappointing and I’ll question if Saban wants to put in the work to redo a lot of the coaches within the program. It won’t just be the top guys, we’ve already lost a couple to other places, but almost a complete overhaul is a lot of work on top of running an elite program.
If one guy at his age can do it and is willing to work his arse off to put us back on top, his name is Nick Saban.
If our coordinators are not changed, it will be very disappointing and I’ll question if Saban wants to put in the work to redo a lot of the coaches within the program. It won’t just be the top guys, we’ve already lost a couple to other places, but almost a complete overhaul is a lot of work on top of running an elite program.
If one guy at his age can do it and is willing to work his arse off to put us back on top, his name is Nick Saban.
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