I find it interesting that when someone such as Canales does a positive thing, such as the T-Shirts, some people find a way to turn it into a negative. I found it quite refreshing to hear of such a move by the coach and was very appreciative of it. No, I did not receive one, but that does not change my opinion of the situation.
No, I am not kin to Canales, nor had I even heard of him prior to his arrival here. But what I have done is sought out the man and congratulated him on what he has been able to do so far. Yes, I did have to step away from the comforts of the office chair, make myself presentable to be in public and gather the energy to do so, but I felt it was the right thing to do. Perhaps I even waited for the team buses to arrive after the Western game and congratulated them on their win.
Some on here could benefit by putting their money where their mouth is and take a little effort and do some good. Complaining while sitting on your arse does no good. Go see the coach, players and RV. Tell them good job, show them some appreciation and ask the questions that you have. You might just be surprised at what you hear and then you won't have to keep typing about the likes of Leach, Franchionne, Bower, Leavitt and all of your favorite has beens. Because if you did as I suggested, you would know that RV has the feeling that none of those fit what he wants. Leavitt's legal baggage is excessive, Bower has gotten to old, Leach is waiting to check into rehab for anger management (Laugh it is a joke), and Fran does not fit the bill. In the end, we are still in the Sun Belt. Like it or not, a dose of reality says we cannot touch certain coaches. The above mentioned are easily touched with the right paycheck. Others need more than that and at this time, we simply can't even find their telephone number! Let's be thankful for what we have in our hand before we s@#t in the other.
You don't have to believe me, as I don't expect you to. But you owe it to yourself to ask those in the know. RV is not hard to miss at the games. He would be the guy with graying hair and a turkey in the oven!
Having love for a program is one thing. Having love and realistic expectations is another. In the mean time, sit back and relax. You are not the deciding factor anyway!
Note: If you are offended by what I have written here, I must apologize. It is simply an observation and opinion.
Harry, thanks for the efforts in making such a venue possible. It is greatly appreciated.