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Confidence Diminishing as Buccaneers’ Search Continues

Found January 25, 2012 on The Pewter Plank:
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The Glazers can't afford to hire the wrong guy. Over three weeks into the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ coaching search the only thing that’s really clear is fans are losing confidence in the men that run their team. You can overhear it conversations between fans, you can hear it on the radio and you can’t miss it on Twitter. The issue the Glazers and Mark Dominik are beginning to face is a crisis of faith between fans and their team. Coming into this season a wound already existed and the Glazers had done little lately to engender good will. Large portions of the fanbase already accused the ownership of being cheap, an indictment on a family that also owns one of the most lucrative sports properties in the entire world in Manchester United. Things have been no cakewalk for the Glazers over the pond either, but in Tampa as memories of the Superbowl championship faded the fanbase was already beginning to turn its attention to an ownership group who had hired the last re...
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1 Comment:
  • We need an Ownership change! The City of Tampa should buy the team and sell it off in portions to multiple owners such as the Greenbay Packers. Then the frugal disinterested ownerscan go run their team, "The Manchester United".
    by KANG526   January 26, 2012   Reply   Options  
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