is it just me or did john fox clap after a fumble?

[malik]

I thought i was going crazy. I cant be right can I?

[Baschski]

Probably. It's not him celebrating...it's a way of encouraging his players.

[malik]

Probably. It's not him celebrating...it's a way of encouraging his players.

man, people will spin anything to make fox look good lol

[StepandFetch]

man, people will spin anything to make fox look good lol

just.....shut up

[Jase]

man, people will spin anything to make fox look good lol

Yes, you're right. Fox loves it when his team turns the ball over; it makes him downright giddy.

[RazzleDazzle]

malik = douchebag

[malik]

Yes, you're right. Fox loves it when his team turns the ball over; it makes him downright giddy.

he was probably happy the embarrassment of a game is finally over.

I bid you all good day.

[RazzleDazzle]

malik = douchebag

[therealmjl]

malik = douchebag

This.

[CLTPanther]

I guess you haven't watched the Panthers very long. Fox has always clapped after every screw up. It may be his way of encouragement, but I'd prefer him to show some emotion once in a while. Probably why the team shows no emotion.

[bredy087]

Foxy probably claps when he takes a dump

[CRA]

Panthers screw up....Fox claps, tells his guys to stay focused, and keep playing hard. That is just his style.

I personally prefer the Mike Singletary approach.

It is debatable which method is actually most effective. The Singletary approach just makes viewers happier.

[Wither]

Panthers screw up....Fox claps, tells his guys to stay focused, and keep playing hard. That is just his style.

I personally prefer the Mike Singletary approach.

It is debatable which method is actually most effective. The Singletary approach just makes viewers happier.

Either one can backfire greatly, as well as be highly successful. I'd say the approaches are pretty equal, just one is more obvious than the other.

Foxy probably claps when he takes a dump

I do... :confused:

[Jase]

Rod Marinelli was a hardass who yelled at his players.

Yeah, that worked out well.