Quote:Doesn't the thread title state a fact?
I don't give a [BLEEP] what it states. It's idiotic IMO.
Quote:I don't give a [BAD WORD REMOVED] what it states. It's idiotic IMO.
Not sure why you are so angry to be honest. Khan has been a good owner from a business standpoint due to the franchise' value increasing, but from a football operations view, he has been terrible so far. as the OP stated.
I think people are just looking for something, anything to get excited about and not so much complaining about not getting a Turbo Man doll for Christmas.
Didn't Mularkey coach under Shad Khan?
Re: Patriots Owner Bob Kraft
In 1974, Bob Kraft and five others purchased the
Boston Lobsters of <a class="" href='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Team_Tennis' title="World Team Tennis">World Team Tennis</a> (WTT).<span style="font-size:11.2px;"> </span> The group spent heavily to lure a number of top players, including
Martina Navratilova, and the Lobsters became one of the best teams in WTT. Following the 1978 season, Kraft announced that the franchise would fold. The league itself folded soon thereafter.
I don't think I need to say anything else on this topic. My (extracted) statement above speaks for itself
Quote:Didn't Mularkey coach under Shad Khan?
Yes, that's when Gene convinced Shad that we were 1 player away.
What Shad did not realize was, Gene meant that we were 1 player away from having 1 player go to the Pro Bowl
Quote:Doesn't the thread title state a fact?
Actually it doesn't. Khan has 16 wins and still has 4 games remaining to finish out his 5th year.
Yeah, that's what I was thinking...cuz Mularkey won 2 games.
Terrible thread. Khan kept us in Jacksonville. Period.
I don't care, that boat is cool
Quote:Terry Pegula is a man.
Now who is being naieve? LOL
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He found Captain Winky!
Quote:Terry Pegula is a man.
Terry Pegula comes across as the Bills owner. But his wife Kim is the team's co-owner.
Quote: Terry Pegula comes across as the Bills owner. But his wife Kim is the team's co-owner.
I may be wrong but does she hold a vote at the annual owners meetings?
Quote:I may be wrong but does she hold a vote at the annual owners meetings?
Apparently, Kim Pegula does have co-voting rights at these type of NFL owners meetings. I'm not sure what would happen if she disagrees with her husband Terry on one of the NFL proposals:
http://buffalonews.com/2016/01/12/bills-...-proposal/
Quote:Terry Pegula is a man.
If snowy says she's a woman, take it to the bank.
Quote:Not sure why you are so angry to be honest. Khan has been a good owner from a business standpoint due to the franchise' value increasing, but from a football operations view, he has been terrible so far. as the OP stated.
I think people are just looking for something, anything to get excited about and not so much complaining about not getting a Turbo Man doll for Christmas.
They are called "Hatchimals" this year. And I just picked up the last one in all of Albuquerue for my daughter, thank you very much!
Why has he not been fired yet? oh wait