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  • feltdizz
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    • May 2008
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    Wally is our new BA

    Wallys fault.. BA used to get the blame for the D stinking it up... and now Wally is blamed for anything bad that happens on offense.
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  • flippy
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    • Dec 2008
    • 17088

    #2
    Originally posted by feltdizz
    Wallys fault.. BA used to get the blame for the D stinking it up... and now Wally is blamed for anything bad that happens on offense.
    Wally wasn't even on the field for AB's punt return fumble, but I blame him for that play. I have a theory that when Wally cut his mohawk, he lost his swagger.

    Bring back the hawk.
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    • feltdizz
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      • May 2008
      • 27531

      #3
      Originally posted by flippy
      Wally wasn't even on the field for AB's punt return fumble, but I blame him for that play. I have a theory that when Wally cut his mohawk, he lost his swagger.

      Bring back the hawk.
      you may be right... bring back the hawk.
      Steelers 27
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      • Eddie Spaghetti
        Hall of Famer
        • Jul 2008
        • 4123

        #4
        people who can't wait to run him out of town should love the offense next year.

        should be a thing of beauty.

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        • feltdizz
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          • May 2008
          • 27531

          #5
          Originally posted by Eddie Spaghetti
          people who can't wait to run him out of town should love the offense next year.

          should be a thing of beauty.
          I don't want him run out of town.. but I don't want to overpay for him either...

          the blame he is getting for bad throws or other WR's coming up short is insane. We are now at a point when a WR makes a catch and the first thing someone says is "Wally wouldn't catch that" lol...
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          • squidkid
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            • Feb 2012
            • 5847

            #6
            Originally posted by Eddie Spaghetti
            people who can't wait to run him out of town should love the offense next year.

            should be a thing of beauty.

            you mean it wouldnt be the juggernaut it is right now with wallace?
            besides, wallace doesnt want to be here next year. he will run out of town himself.
            steelers = 3 ring circus with tomlin being the head clown

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            • Oviedo
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              • May 2008
              • 23824

              #7
              Originally posted by feltdizz
              I don't want him run out of town.. but I don't want to overpay for him either...

              the blame he is getting for bad throws or other WR's coming up short is insane. We are now at a point when a WR makes a catch and the first thing someone says is "Wally wouldn't catch that" lol...
              You have the opinion of the vast majority of the fans, keep him at a reasonable price and don't let "the market" cause you to grossly overpay and WR with many flaws.

              Unfortunately his love buddies think he should get whatever other stupid team overpaid other WRs.
              "My team, may they always be right, but right or wrong...MY TEAM!"

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              • Eddie Spaghetti
                Hall of Famer
                • Jul 2008
                • 4123

                #8
                Originally posted by feltdizz
                I don't want him run out of town.. but I don't want to overpay for him either...

                the blame he is getting for bad throws or other WR's coming up short is insane. We are now at a point when a WR makes a catch and the first thing someone says is "Wally wouldn't catch that" lol...
                same here, but wallace is gone. Its too toxic here for exactly the reason you describe.

                thank god the "best wr" on the team is having such a stellar year and no one doubts he can elevate his game in wallaces absence.

                oh wait.

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                • feltdizz
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                  • May 2008
                  • 27531

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Eddie Spaghetti
                  same here, but wallace is gone. Its too toxic here for exactly the reason you describe.

                  thank god the "best wr" on the team is having such a stellar year and no one doubts he can elevate his game in wallaces absence.

                  oh wait.
                  It's too toxic for this board... but in the locker room? I doubt it.
                  Steelers 27
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                  • Eddie Spaghetti
                    Hall of Famer
                    • Jul 2008
                    • 4123

                    #10
                    Originally posted by feltdizz
                    It's too toxic for this board... but in the locker room? I doubt it.
                    I'm talking fans in general.

                    and I can see both sides of it.

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                    • flippy
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                      • Dec 2008
                      • 17088

                      #11
                      Originally posted by Eddie Spaghetti
                      I'm talking fans in general.

                      and I can see both sides of it.
                      You could have argued it was too toxic for Ike after the Ten game. But he just kept playing hard and has redeemed himself. Wally can take away the toxic by just performing. As fickle as we react when things go back, we'll embrace a guy just as quickly.
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                      • Oviedo
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                        • May 2008
                        • 23824

                        #12
                        Originally posted by flippy
                        You could have argued it was too toxic for Ike after the Ten game. But he just kept playing hard and has redeemed himself. Wally can take away the toxic by just performing. As fickle as we react when things go back, we'll embrace a guy just as quickly.
                        Except Ike really wants to be here and Wallace doesn't. That is the dynamic we need to recognize.
                        "My team, may they always be right, but right or wrong...MY TEAM!"

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                        • Eddie Spaghetti
                          Hall of Famer
                          • Jul 2008
                          • 4123

                          #13
                          I disagree that wallace would be welcomed back with open arms at this point. The bitterness has been amplified to the point, its better for both sides to part ways.

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                          • steeler_fan_in_t.o.
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                            • May 2008
                            • 10281

                            #14
                            Originally posted by Eddie Spaghetti
                            I disagree that wallace would be welcomed back with open arms at this point. The bitterness has been amplified to the point, its better for both sides to part ways.
                            Like the bitterness with Ward while he was holding out or with Ben during the Miledgeville affair? Fans easily forget once a player begins performing.
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                            • flippy
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                              • Dec 2008
                              • 17088

                              #15
                              Originally posted by steeler_fan_in_t.o.
                              Like the bitterness with Ward while he was holding out or with Ben during the Miledgeville affair? Fans easily forget once a player begins performing.
                              Although, Ray Lewis stabbing someone and the Patriots SpyGate seem as fresh as if they happened yesterday.
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