SOUL wrote:
Idk bro if that's what you got out of my post it's not worth debating because I didn't say that at all. If you believe that this bad start is solely on Mose and me saying otherwise is me entrenching an opinion that he should be devoid of criticism, then my point isn't getting across - it's literally that he isn't solely responsible as most people seem to willingly parrot/agree with. He's part of a bigger issue.
I understand why coaches get the brunt of the criticism, I just don't agree with it. Neither do other coaches clearly whenever coaches get fired you always hear them speak their mind.
You’re the one treating it as him being solely responsible. Everyone has had criticisms for everyone from Paolo to Weltman, and you don’t push back as strongly on those comments.
Just read back over this discussion - you haven’t even entertained the kind of influence and responsibility Mosley has, you’re assigning that to assistant coaches (who were obviously brought in to address his shortcomings), and players. I think you’re reacting emotionally to the idea of “blame” instead of the reasoning that it’s a coach’s job to get a team working cohesively, and they can in fact fail at that job.
