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Even as I bite my lip and root for the Jets to actually win a game, it seems clear that if Mangini lets both Patriots and Jets fans alike down on Sunday, he'll be coaching his last game as HC of the NYJs (or HC or Assistant Coach or Ball Boy anywhere, with few organizations likely willing to share their secrets by bringing a snitch into their organization.)

And although I have to confess a degree of schadenfreude at the prospect of Mangini being fired, it seems to me that Patriots fans - yay, all the teams in the AFC East, and the NFL for that matter - have a vested interest in keeping that "Mangenius" of a coach right where he is.

Sure, we all know the drill - $140 million in the offseason, choosing a $12 million, 40 year old 9-6 QB over a much cheaper and younger 10-5 QB, and failing to capitalize with that investment in a year when their biggest division rival is without their starting QB, RB, and half a dozen defensive starters. All of that has Jets fans calling for the head of their "Genius" coach, who have finally recognized that Mangini generally does all the rest of the AFC East teams a big favor with his questionable coaching and drafting input.

But perhaps if we all band together - Patriots Fans, Dolphins Fans, Bills Fans - heck, all fans in the NFL, and let Woody Johnson, *giggle* the owner of the Jets know that WE SUPPORT ERIC and want to see the Jets keep him as Head Coach, maybe, just maybe, he'll give him another shot and keep him on for next season, even if they continue to choke and lose next week.

Feel free to email the Jets organization and share your thoughts here: Contact Us

And be sure to encourage fans of other AFC East to write to the Jets in support of Coach Mangenius as well.

(Note: If showing some support for the Narc is just asking too much, my secondary recommendation would be to suggest to Woody Johnson *giggle* that he hire Herm Edwards, reportedly soon to be available, as his next head coach.)

ARE YOU WITH ME?! ;)
 
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Even as I bite my lip and root for the Jets to actually win a game, it seems clear that if Mangini lets both Patriots and Jets fans alike down on Sunday, he'll be coaching his last game as HC of the NYJs (or HC or Assistant Coach or Ball Boy anywhere, with few organizations likely willing to sjare their secrets by bringing a snitch into their organization.)ARE YOU WITH ME?! ;)

By your command!
 
I wrote them...

My letter to the Jest said:
Dear Jets Organization,

Thank you, first and foremost, for taking the time to read the e-mail of a concerned fan... well, albeit a concerned fan of another team. You see, we as Pats fans would not like to see that rat King of Queens look-a-like donut boy scumbag faker of a "head coach" that you call Mangini (but whose players call "Mangina") fired from your organization. That would open the door to another head coach coming in and maybe doing something good with the organization. I say maybe because something like that has not happened very often.

We as Pats fans enjoy the Jets' epic ineptitude. While we will be rooting for you (puke) this weekend to beat the Dolphins so we can skate on into the playoffs, we will still be laughing if you lose. Besides, changing coaches at this point would be fruitless. What would you do? Clean house now only to have to clean house again 7 years from now when you realize that you still suck?

So, in the end, stick with Mangini. Who knows, maybe he can one day get you back into the playoffs only to get annihilated in the first round again. Hey, anything is better than spending the most money out of any other team in free agency, watching your number one competition lose it's Hall of Fame QB and half it's starting defense only to choke at the end of the season to some of the worst teams in the NFL and not make the playoffs AGAIN... right?

Sincerely,

Sean (Concerned Pats Fan)
 
Since this team that
's falling apart is based on expensive, over the hill players,I would like to see him suffer a Lions like collapse before being fired.

Of course the might rehire Herman Edwards, in which case he has to go.
 
funniest thread in a long time!!!!!

Even as I bite my lip and root for the Jets to actually win a game, it seems clear that if Mangini lets both Patriots and Jets fans alike down on Sunday, he'll be coaching his last game as HC of the NYJs (or HC or Assistant Coach or Ball Boy anywhere, with few organizations likely willing to sjare their secrets by bringing a snitch into their organization.)

And although I have to confess a degree of schadenfreude at the prospect of Mangini being fired, it seems to me that Patriots fans - yay, all the teams in the AFC East, and the NFL for that matter - have a vested interest in keeping that "Mangenius" of a coach right where he is.

Sure we all know the drill - $140 million in the offseason, choosing a $12 million, 40 year old 9-6 QB over a much cheaper and younger 10-5 QB, and failing to capitalize with that investment in a year when their biggest division rival is without their starting QB, RB, and half a dozen defensive starters. All of that has Jets fans calling for the head of their "Genius" coach, who have finally recognized that Mangini does all the rest of the AFC East teams a big favor with his questionable coaching and drafting input.

But perhaps if we all band together - Patriots Fans, Dolphins Fans, Bills Fans - heck, all fans in the NFL, and let Woody Johnson, *giggle* the owner of the Jets know that WE SUPPORT ERIC and want to see the Jets keep him as Head Coach, maybe, just maybe, he'll give him another shot and keep him on for next season, even if they continue to choke and lose next week.

Feel free to email the Jets organization and share your thoughts here: Contact Us

And be sure to encourage fans of other AFC East to write to the Jets in support of Coach Mangenius as well.

(Note: If showing some support for the Narc is just asking too much, my secondary recommendation would be to suggest to Woody Johnson *giggle* that he hire Herm Edwards, reportedly soon to be available, as his next head coach.)

ARE YOU WITH ME?! ;)
 
No way. He goes after Pats and Pats-style players.

/seriousness
 
Soooo, how is the petition going?
 
All of the ESPN talking heads are saying Mangini will be back. Thing is where is a better coach coming from? I do agree that Mangini looks like a weak coach like Mike Nolan of the 49ers did. By weak, I mean, do the players go to war behind the guy? The new coach in SF, Singletary, does look like that go to war behind him kind of coach though. I just heard that ownership is getting ready to remove the interim status with him. If they didn't, I'd want him for my team, except we already have BB!
 
If he stays, we're guaranteed at least 2 wins every year
 
Even as I bite my lip and root for the Jets to actually win a game, it seems clear that if Mangini lets both Patriots and Jets fans alike down on Sunday, he'll be coaching his last game as HC of the NYJs (or HC or Assistant Coach or Ball Boy anywhere, with few organizations likely willing to share their secrets by bringing a snitch into their organization.)

And although I have to confess a degree of schadenfreude at the prospect of Mangini being fired, it seems to me that Patriots fans - yay, all the teams in the AFC East, and the NFL for that matter - have a vested interest in keeping that "Mangenius" of a coach right where he is.

Sure, we all know the drill - $140 million in the offseason, choosing a $12 million, 40 year old 9-6 QB over a much cheaper and younger 10-5 QB, and failing to capitalize with that investment in a year when their biggest division rival is without their starting QB, RB, and half a dozen defensive starters. All of that has Jets fans calling for the head of their "Genius" coach, who have finally recognized that Mangini generally does all the rest of the AFC East teams a big favor with his questionable coaching and drafting input.

But perhaps if we all band together - Patriots Fans, Dolphins Fans, Bills Fans - heck, all fans in the NFL, and let Woody Johnson, *giggle* the owner of the Jets know that WE SUPPORT ERIC and want to see the Jets keep him as Head Coach, maybe, just maybe, he'll give him another shot and keep him on for next season, even if they continue to choke and lose next week.

Feel free to email the Jets organization and share your thoughts here: Contact Us

And be sure to encourage fans of other AFC East to write to the Jets in support of Coach Mangenius as well.

(Note: If showing some support for the Narc is just asking too much, my secondary recommendation would be to suggest to Woody Johnson *giggle* that he hire Herm Edwards, reportedly soon to be available, as his next head coach.)

ARE YOU WITH ME?! ;)

I hear ya bro
 
"guaranteeed"?????:confused:Is that a Aaron Smith type guarantee? We split with them this year.

But that's when they're team morale was high, and so was fan morale. You should see how pissed off JEST fans are at "MANGINA".

The JEST clearly messed up with getting Favre, and are screwed for the future.
 
I still laugh at the fact that most Jet fans called Mangini a genius after 10 career victories.

Godfather Part I - Michael Corleone: "Fredo, pass the wine. I know it was you who betrayed the family. You will never see your mother again".

Godfather Part IV - Bill Belichick: "Eric, pass the gatorade. I know it was you who betrayed the Patriots. You will never see an NFL sideline again".


The Pats will take care of business Sunday (as usual), but I have no faith in the pitiful organization that wears hideous green pants.
 
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Even as I bite my lip and root for the Jets to actually win a game, it seems clear that if Mangini lets both Patriots and Jets fans alike down on Sunday, he'll be coaching his last game as HC of the NYJs (or HC or Assistant Coach or Ball Boy anywhere, with few organizations likely willing to share their secrets by bringing a snitch into their organization.)

And although I have to confess a degree of schadenfreude at the prospect of Mangini being fired, it seems to me that Patriots fans - yay, all the teams in the AFC East, and the NFL for that matter - have a vested interest in keeping that "Mangenius" of a coach right where he is.

Sure, we all know the drill - $140 million in the offseason, choosing a $12 million, 40 year old 9-6 QB over a much cheaper and younger 10-5 QB, and failing to capitalize with that investment in a year when their biggest division rival is without their starting QB, RB, and half a dozen defensive starters. All of that has Jets fans calling for the head of their "Genius" coach, who have finally recognized that Mangini generally does all the rest of the AFC East teams a big favor with his questionable coaching and drafting input.

But perhaps if we all band together - Patriots Fans, Dolphins Fans, Bills Fans - heck, all fans in the NFL, and let Woody Johnson, *giggle* the owner of the Jets know that WE SUPPORT ERIC and want to see the Jets keep him as Head Coach, maybe, just maybe, he'll give him another shot and keep him on for next season, even if they continue to choke and lose next week.

Feel free to email the Jets organization and share your thoughts here: Contact Us

And be sure to encourage fans of other AFC East to write to the Jets in support of Coach Mangenius as well.

(Note: If showing some support for the Narc is just asking too much, my secondary recommendation would be to suggest to Woody Johnson *giggle* that he hire Herm Edwards, reportedly soon to be available, as his next head coach.)

ARE YOU WITH ME?! ;)

Does having Romeo, ManRat, and Weis all performing less than great as head coaches, add even more to Bellichick's legend?
 
Does having Romeo, ManRat, and Weis all performing less than great as head coaches, add even more to Bellichick's legend?

Yes…. There’s certainly no doubt about that. And in addition to the castoffs, BB is on the verge of the playoffs with a QB who hadn’t started a game since high school and a team decimated with injuries.
 
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