(01-29-2022, 02:01 PM)Jaguarmeister Wrote:

(01-29-2022, 12:45 PM)Caldrac Wrote: That was made out into a bigger deal than it actually was. I saw and see more of it on social media than what was reported at the actual game. With that said. 

Khan's going to do what he want's to do. He's a billionaire. He has an ego. Despite his [BLEEP] record as an owner it's ultimately his team. The real clown show hasn't started yet. That'll happen in a few weeks (depending on what happens hopefully no later than Monday at this point) when season ticket holders say "[BLEEP] it" and don't renew. 

Maybe he'll [BLEEP] get the picture and big idea then. Billionaires only understand one thing and one thing only. Profits. Hurt his pocket. Then the real clown show begins.

This doesn't ever end with the owner caving to the fans though.  It's not just about what happened at the stadium.  The plan for it to happen made for discussion on ESPN.  Shad got the message.  My point is it either had no effect on his decision making or possibly an "oh you clowns want this guy fired?  Well you better learn to love him and get comfortable with him for the next 5 to 10 years then."  I don't believe he would do that completely out of spite if he was indifferent about Baalke, but I do believe it would make him much more comfortable feeling that way if his experience with Baalke to date has been positive and he already has some affinity for the guy, which, in my mind, has to be the case.

I wasn't behind the Klown movement.  I thought it was silly and I had no interest in disrespecting khan.  But I definitely didn't fault our fellow fans for it taking it to that next level.
Sounds like you're saying the fans are to blame for this fiasco though, and that kind of sucks to hear (read) from anyone.  If Khan really has dug in to spite the fans, it really only justifies the Klown movement even further.

---