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Dear Mr Kohl
Posted: Mon Mar 3, 2008 2:41 am
by msiris
I want thank you for saving the team from moving many many years ago. But you have not provided us with a good product over the many years that you have owned the team. Please sell this team and risk it moving or change your method of operation. Hire and trust a guy who knows basketball and enjoy the ride. Be a risk taker. I can speak for most of us and can say that we are sick of the crap we are seeing on the floor. The Bucks are killing the pride of Milwaukee. I hope that you can see that this core will get you nowhere.
Loyal Bucks fan since 1970
Posted: Mon Mar 3, 2008 2:48 am
by msiris
Please feel free to add on. I just hope someone reads this from the Bucks.
Posted: Mon Mar 3, 2008 2:48 am
by trwi7
I would enjoy this thread a lot more if you changed the title to "Dear Mr. Assface"
Posted: Mon Mar 3, 2008 2:50 am
by europa
trwi7 wrote:I would enjoy this thread a lot more if you changed the title to "Dear Sen. Assface"
Fixed.
Posted: Mon Mar 3, 2008 2:50 am
by msiris
trwi7 wrote:I would enjoy this thread a lot more if you changed the title to "Dear Mr. Assface"
I have to be more diplomatic if I want him to read this.
Posted: Mon Mar 3, 2008 2:51 am
by msiris
europa wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Fixed.
You guys are not helping.
Posted: Mon Mar 3, 2008 7:01 am
by raferfenix
Kohl has ensured that the team will stay in Milwaukee during his tenure, but he has mismanaged the franchise to such a degree that its future here after his tenure is highly in flux.
Even the team's most loyal fanbase are questioning whether it's worth the monetary and/or emotional investment. This bodes horribly for the future arena situation that will need to be addressed if this team will be viable here as well.
All I ask is for Kohl to right the ship in time to have a smooth transfer to another owner committed to keeping the team here. This will mean going back to the Don Nelson or George Karl models he employed when he had strong willed basketball people in place who would not be cowed by his manipulative tendancies. Incidentally, these also were the only two periods we've had even moderate success, and it's time for Kohl to recognize the necessity to go back there if his legacy is to be any more than him butchering the franchise and setting it up to leaving town.