Coach Bruce Arians Loyal to the End/link

[JosEPh_II]

Here it is JosEPh In my view Your impression of our Arizona Cardinals

Mirror Mirror

Make sure you watch the last part about the perfect ( Cardinal) Kingdom.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QK04M3hvLAQ

Ouch! You have such a short, low opinion of me and my Hope for a Cardinal Kingdom.....

JosEPh

[RimrockCard]

You are getting old like me Rimrock this goes under the other thread.

JosEPh, I love your enthusiasm for the Cardinals

naw,, this one is more about loyalty and keeping the good ole boys rolling in

[FLCardinalFan]

Seems you don't understand the difference between "banter" and "trolling". Thanks for the labeling. And if I'm trolling report me. Or at the very least ask Rimrock or FLCF if I trolled them?

JosEPh

Trolling is for Fish:

This is like JosEPh at his best.

Here is Cardinal Banter Look at this for defense Like a PICK 6

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7LB46un6qY

[One_Heartbeat]

Loyalty was the theme of this interview.

This is a very telling interview. The part about being
worried about his assistants losing their jobs.
He wants one of his coaches to get the HC job.
He thinks Drew Stanton should be resigned as QOF.
Wolfley laughs at first then goes loyal himself. (Watch the video)

These days loyalty can be good and bad. My wife
proved to me that our loyal cell phone salesman
was charging us too much. She did her homework
abd I did not. I was a too much of a buddy with the guy.

Some of BA's assistants never came through
I hope the next coach is careful with loyalty
It makes them work hard for you but this
can be a two edge sword with coaches and players.


http://www.azcardinals.com/videos/vi...3-9db426247d58

Arians owed his loyalty, or fiduciary duty, to Mike Bidwill and by extension the team/fans. If he installed his loving wife as ST coach and she didn't perform he was obligated to fire her post haste. So in the afterglow of Arians retirement, we can't get all sentimental about how awesome he is for being loyal to a substandard coach or coaches when in reality he wasn't loyal to the people to which he owed his loyalty. Stanton as QBOF? Now that's simply an insult. Absurd, and he knows it. Just more loyalty to the wrong guy. Stanton got paid well to back up Palmer, and he is owed nothing. In the end it's too bad that Arians fell on the sword for his buddy(ies), he accomplished a lot but chose to seal his fate to fall short by his misbegotten loyalty.

BTW, for some reason the video wouldn't load for me so I took your transcript at face value. I'm certain it accurately reflects what was said.

[JosEPh_II]

Micheal Bidwill had no problem with "his loyalty, or fiduciary duty," from BA.

JosEPh

[FLCardinalFan]

Arians owed his loyalty, or fiduciary duty, to Mike Bidwill and by extension the team/fans. If he installed his loving wife as ST coach and she didn't perform he was obligated to fire her post haste. So in the afterglow of Arians retirement, we can't get all sentimental about how awesome he is for being loyal to a substandard coach or coaches when in reality he wasn't loyal to the people to which he owed his loyalty. Stanton as QBOF? Now that's simply an insult. Absurd, and he knows it. Just more loyalty to the wrong guy. Stanton got paid well to back up Palmer, and he is owed nothing. In the end it's too bad that Arians fell on the sword for his buddy(ies), he accomplished a lot but chose to seal his fate to fall short by his misbegotten loyalty.

BTW, for some reason the video wouldn't load for me so I took your transcript at face value. I'm certain it accurately reflects what was said.

OHB,
Spot on assessment of the situation

We are still a good team. I just hope went dont slide into the abyss.

[One_Heartbeat]

OHB,
Spot on assessment of the situation

We are still a good team. I just hope went dont slide into the abyss.

I see no need to slide into the abyss, with a guy named David Johnson coming back. And that's just one guy. I'm actually kind of excited to watch this whole thing play out.

[FLCardinalFan]

I see no need to slide into the abyss, with a guy named David Johnson coming back. And that's just one guy. I'm actually kind of excited to watch this whole thing play out.

me too I hear ya

[dreday70]

Arians owed his loyalty, or fiduciary duty, to Mike Bidwill and by extension the team/fans. If he installed his loving wife as ST coach and she didn't perform he was obligated to fire her post haste. So in the afterglow of Arians retirement, we can't get all sentimental about how awesome he is for being loyal to a substandard coach or coaches when in reality he wasn't loyal to the people to which he owed his loyalty. Stanton as QBOF? Now that's simply an insult. Absurd, and he knows it. Just more loyalty to the wrong guy. Stanton got paid well to back up Palmer, and he is owed nothing. In the end it's too bad that Arians fell on the sword for his buddy(ies), he accomplished a lot but chose to seal his fate to fall short by his misbegotten loyalty.

BTW, for some reason the video wouldn't load for me so I took your transcript at face value. I'm certain it accurately reflects what was said.

Good post.

He was a good coach that could have been so much better.

[Bill11]

Loyalty was the theme of this interview.

This is a very telling interview. The part about being
worried about his assistants losing their jobs.
He wants one of his coaches to get the HC job.
He thinks Drew Stanton should be resigned as QOF.
Wolfley laughs at first then goes loyal himself. (Watch the video)

These days loyalty can be good and bad. My wife
proved to me that our loyal cell phone salesman
was charging us too much. She did her homework
abd I did not. I was a too much of a buddy with the guy.

Some of BA's assistants never came through
I hope the next coach is careful with loyalty
It makes them work hard for you but this
can be a two edge sword with coaches and players.


http://www.azcardinals.com/videos/vi...3-9db426247d58

It's why I'm happy he's gone. I thank him but his time was up.