David Newton - Time for Cam to stop pouting

[Inimicus]

Haven't read this whole thread yet but damn...

If you're one of the folks bitching about Cams attitude after a loss just make sure you are not one of the children who cusses at the TV, throws the remote, or posts dipshit reactionary threads on the Huddle (FIRE/CUT So and So... HUURRR DUUURRRR) and otherwise acts like a fuging child during and immediately after a loss.

[ickmule]

5 hours ago, blackcat said:

Cam's highs are real high and his lows are real low, that's just his personality, he's not a 'even keel' type of person.  

That sounds like he's bipolar. 

[TheRed]

Just now, ickmule said:

That sounds like he's bipolar. 

Well you would know all about being bipolar based on any post you've ever made in a gameday thread. Yikes.

[QueensKing]

I've noticed that he's most upset after the games in which the blame isn't the players, but the coaches or GM who he can't criticize.

We want answers from Gettleman, why does he get to hide all season?

[pstall]

Just get rid of press conferences. 

[tiger7_88]

3 hours ago, El Dandy said:

I don't really give two shits how he treats the media, I'm just tired of his in game pouting. He'll get sacked one time and his lip will start dragging on the ground. You can just tell that he loses all fire and gives up sometimes. 

https://67.media.tumblr.com/29e4e7d1534463f6197620b89fb171da/tumblr_mlwdiul2I41sprs4oo1_400.gif

 

[tiger7_88]

2 hours ago, top dawg said:

It's not hard to address a question in a forthright, matter-of-fact manner. For example:

Yes I am frustrated. Isn't it obvious?

And if he wants to continue (which I am not suggesting that he should), he could say something to the effect:

The only thing that will cure my frustration are victories. We're just going to have to work harder [blah blah blah]

There! Obligations fulfilled! Everyone can go about their business. 

Boiler-plate inanities of zero value are the ultimate sign of "maturity".

And, boy, if there's one thing this team needs MORE of is the stoicism the head coach perfectly exhibits.

[top dawg]

3 minutes ago, tiger7_88 said:

Boiler-plate inanities of zero value are the ultimate sign of "maturity".

Well, they certainly aren't a sign of immaturity, and are not really susceptible to anything more than boilerplate criticism (which basically means little to nothing).

[Nick_81]

3 minutes ago, tiger7_88 said:

And, boy, if there's one thing this team needs MORE of is the stoicism the head coach perfectly exhibits.

It all boils down to this, more-so than anything else, I mean, let's be honest...

[tiger7_88]

2 minutes ago, El Dandy said:

 

We already know you're a pretty boy Nazi-wannabe.

I bet you have pretty feet too... mani-pedis once a week, right pretty boy?

[tiger7_88]

2 minutes ago, El Dandy said:

 

lol

You been turning on my cam when I haven't been looking, boy?

Since you've documented the event so well, you obviously liked what you saw.

[ickmule]

44 minutes ago, TheRed said:

Well you would know all about being bipolar based on any post you've ever made in a gameday thread. Yikes.

Got your bipolar hanging bro....I'm far from bipolar, it's called tired of the same losing team every other year and tired of everyone taking up for Cam. If he was on another team you all would be ripping his ass for acting like he does. Take off your rose colored glasses and see it for what it is. The dude is a clown. 

[PhillyB]

much like post-capitalist structure, the huddle is eating itself

[iamcline]

Newton in many ways is right. Especially Jake Delhomme. Jake hit the nail on the head. I didn't mind the Super Bowl PC, y'know. Whatever. Now here we are in Week 6 and he's pulling this stuff. He is the face of a town, a face of a region and should be face of the league but he wont get there acting like a 4-year-old who didn't get to have a cookie for dinner.