Jon Beason joins the Gettleman hate train

[darrybear]

so we had a legit GM who held millionaires accountable for their performance but instead our team is now sponsored by Kleenex/Tampax
 
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Please don't reference that.... you do know there's females on this forum right? please don't use womanhood as an insult it's really disheartening and I deal with it every damn day I would rather not come on here and see it please and thank you


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[PhillyB]

1 hour ago, Hallin'AllDaeDae said:

Says the guy who has been in the locker room 1 time, I mean 0 times, like you know if he has absolutely nothing to bitch about

Gettleman getting canned, as much of a Gettleman lover I was, was best for this team. You have to have somebody the players like at GM or else there is an elephant in the room, a GM can be as much as a locker room cancer as a player can

how many times have you been in the locker room

[darrybear]

The funny thing is that the people reveling in Gettleman's downfall think that pointing out Beason helps their case.
"Yeah!  You tell'em Jon!  See what a gettledouche he was!"

I think you really really are butt hurt that he got fired I think this wasn't a good time for him to get fired but he could've just really been that bad sometime businesses sacrifice a little bit of profit that was increased by a good manager because they cause a hostile work environment is not that far fetched people get fired for this every day it should be no surprise that you know how to deal with people if you're a general manager and have people working under you. At my store there was a woman who knew everything and knew how to run the store amazingly we were doing better and profit we were doing better in just about everything but she would talk crap about people constantly cause arguments at work just creating a horrible environment to work in so she had to be let go of it doesn't matter how good you are if you're horrible what dealing with people that's your job. Yes professionalism and logical levelheaded thinking is needed but when it is attached to an asshole please believe people will not put up with it they will be distracted by you being an ass and won't see any of the good things that's what happens


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[Montsta]

1 hour ago, Hallin'AllDaeDae said:

If you are being an eeyore @Proudiddy (perfect wording for it, nice) over the decision JR made, get the fug off the forum, get the fug away from being a fan of this team. It was a good move.

We can all bitch and moan about this move as to whether we like it or not, but we need to do it civilly. 

Please watch it with this stuff. Thanks. 

[Montsta]

24 minutes ago, darrybear said:

Please don't reference that.... you do know there's females on this forum right? please don't use womanhood as an insult it's really disheartening and I deal with it every damn day I would rather not come on here and see it please and thank you


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Serious question here not meant to be insulting. Do you find it offensive if I call a man a pussy? Because I don't do it in the context of marginalizing women or their great gift, it's just a word. I just ask because I'm always fascinated by what does and doesn't offend people. 

[thefuzz]

I'm going to go out a limb here and say that many of the folks that are happy with this move are either younger than 30, or haven't really been fans of this team very long.

This stuff reeks of college student angst, and not really having many big boy jobs yet.

[top dawg]

 

[top dawg]

After actually hearing the interview, I don't think it's too much of a mystery as to why G-man was canned so suddenly. If it went down about how Beason suggested, then arrogance and disrespect towards the man that doles out your salary is a pretty stupid career move. 

[Hogmolliesmaht]

I don't care what Beason says. Gentleman was doing a good job for the Panthers. No other GM this team has ever had did as much to set this team up for long term success as G-Man.

[top dawg]

And, it's totally believable when you think about the surprise and abruptness of the firing.

There's more than one way to skin a cat, but Big Cat won't be skinned by anyone. He's the one that does the skinning. Gettleman appears to have gotten too big for his britches.

[TPanther920]

"respect"  "respect"  "respect".. you earn respect by performing at a high level for the millions you get paid. When you can't you're out. Period. End of story. Someone younger and cheaper is waiting on the sidelines. The NFL is about making money not playing paddy cake with a bunch of whiners who refuse to acknowledge their time is up.

[top dawg]

24 minutes ago, TPanther920 said:

"respect"  "respect"  "respect".. you earn respect by performing at a high level for the millions you get paid. When you can't you're out. Period. End of story. Someone younger and cheaper is waiting on the sidelines. The NFL is about making money not playing paddy cake with a bunch of whiners who refuse to acknowledge their time is up.

That's just not how things work when you're dealing with quality players who have done things the right way. You even "fire" them with respect, or it really could bite you in the ass. Politics when you're basically dealing with franchise legends and/or fan favorites always is part of the story, and if you treat them badly, the story will end when you're canned, unless you're the top dog---the big cat. Gettleman's firing was the effectual "end of story."