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PatsFans.com Article · 09-15-2007, 12:00 PM

When you cheat, it’s hard to not stand up and take notice.

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***MoLewisrocks*** · 09-15-2007, 01:30 PM

I don't know where Ian gets his featured columnists from, I know none of you are pros, but I do wish those of us who don't want to read your drivel weren't subjected to annonymous links. I stopped reading you, Bob, a long time ago.

You local wannabes might take a lesson from Curren's comments now that he's a national mediot - write for your audience. If you checked the pulse here this week, you missed the mark.

I apologize for bumping this.

***Tunescribe*** · 09-15-2007, 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by MoLewisrocks

I don't know where Ian gets his featured columnists from, I know none of you are pros, but I do wish those of us who don't want to read your drivel weren't subjected to annonymous links. I stopped reading you, Bob, a long time ago.

You local wannabes might take a lesson from Curren's comments now that he's a national mediot - write for your audience. If you checked the pulse here this week, you missed the mark.

I apologize for bumping this.

I apologize for the bump as well, but feel compelled to second Mo's sentiments. There are several of us here eminently more capable than Bob George of writing an opinion column with greater insight and more entertaining wordsmithing. George's work is routinely bland, obvious, and out of touch. Ian needs to reevaluate this.

JJDChE · 09-15-2007, 02:12 PM

Bob (among MANY, MANY others) needs to read AJ's recent post on what being a coach and skirting the line is all about. It's probably the most sensible thing I've read or heard regarding this subject.

patsox23 · 09-15-2007, 03:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Tunescribe

I apologize for the bump as well, but feel compelled to second Mo's sentiments. There are several of us here eminently more capable than Bob George of writing an opinion column with greater insight and more entertaining wordsmithing. George's work is routinely bland, obvious, and out of touch. Ian needs to reevaluate this.

Wow. Pretty harsh assessment, fellas. Tell us how you really feel. I don't agree with Bob all the time, but I appreciate the work he does and the time he puts into it.