Some offenses are just fireable ...

[bnhunt]

no matter your prior track record. This applies to any profession. You may be the best attorney in the world, but if you miss a deadline that costs a client a case, you get fired. If you are a doctor and screw up a surgery, you get fired. If you give up 400 yards passing to Vandy, you should get fired. Despite the financial ramifications and despite past success.

 

[VolsFan-TX]

no matter your prior track record. This applies to any profession. You may be the best attorney in the world, but if you miss a deadline that costs a client a case, you get fired. If you are a doctor and screw up a surgery, you get fired. If you give up 400 yards passing to Vandy, you should get fired. Despite the financial ramifications and despite past success.

You helping to pay the severance?

 

[CrunchingTheVolz]

You helping to pay the severance?

Given the situation I think it would be easier than some think. I'd made 4 phone calls within 2 hrs of the game ending and had 4 folks plus myself ready to cover a quarter of that total buyout. Of course I don't make the decisions over there. We could get it done, no doubt.

 

[tumscalcium]

I'd made 4 phone calls within 2 hrs of the game ending and had 4 folks plus myself ready to cover a quarter of that total buyout.

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[ajvol01]

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He's FOS

 

[armchair]

Given the situation I think it would be easier than some think. I'd made 4 phone calls within 2 hrs of the game ending and had 4 folks plus myself ready to cover a quarter of that total buyout. Of course I don't make the decisions over there. We could get it done, no doubt.

It was a tough loss, we've had two bad losses, but let's not overreact. There is something weirdly amusing about seeing (hearing) middle-aged, southern men stomping around, huffing and puffing, when the beloved state team loses a game. Jones is our coach--let him push on.

 

[Special Ed]

no matter your prior track record. This applies to any profession. You may be the best attorney in the world, but if you miss a deadline that costs a client a case, you get fired. If you are a doctor and screw up a surgery, you get fired. If you give up 400 yards passing to Vandy, you should get fired. Despite the financial ramifications and despite past success.

Not necessarily.
The annals of medicine are rife with case histories of surgeons who fumbled a procedure and passed the blame along to some assistant or other.

 

[CA_Vol]

It was a tough loss, we've had two bad losses, but let's not overreact. There is something weirdly amusing about seeing (hearing) middle-aged, southern men stomping around, huffing and puffing, when the beloved state team loses a game. Jones is our coach--let him push on.

Yes, Jones is our coach. Unfortunately, he a really bad one.