Is Mosca correct in "coaching" our players ?

[rocky123]

@"oski-oui-oui"

Who would one be better listening to about how to play the game, Mosca or me? This is an absurd thread.

Russ

If its so absurd, why bother to comment?

[rocky123]

@"PAUL STANLEY"

First of all, to suggest that Angelo Mosca is just a fan is ridiculous...He is a CFL Hall Of Famer and a Living Legend! What is even more ridiculous is to suggest that a fan has "the right" to give a professional athlete any kind of advice on how he should play! Mosca has earned the right to give whatever advice he wants while most fans have not! Fans are perfectly entitled to their opinions, which as we have all seen can be terribly misguided, but should stick to giving advice in their own areas of expertise! I, for one, have not seen Jimenez play any differently since the block and believe he can only play one way.

Paul: "Hall of Famers" and "Living Legends" are simply very ordinary fans following their careers. They have every
right to be idolized for their pasts, and should be, but once they hang up the cleats, they are the same as you and me.

Contrary to your submission, anyone can give advice, not just people like Mosca. We all have that right, albeit, Mosca
would certainly know more than any of us.

If you haven't noticed a difference in Jimenez' play since his major infraction, you need to remove the blinders. :o

[oski-oui-oui]

@"rocky123"

@"oski-oui-oui"

Who would one be better listening to about how to play the game, Mosca or me? This is an absurd thread.

Russ

If its so absurd, why bother to comment?

Dunno, maybe the idea of "bother" past head-shaking is absurd too? LOL

Opinions fall or rise on their own merit, not just who the source is. The playing resume of some does act as a Q-Tip when ears are perked up though, I would think.

I think it is good to be clear that having input from former players is a good thing for current ones. The traditions of this league need to be preserved and extended whenever possible.

Oski Wee Wee,

Russ