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I listened to the audio last night. I knew he didn't say winning was secondary. This is the issue I have with people that have a vendetta against Jerry; you lose credibility when you make things up. If Jerry is so bad and you hate him so much, then you should not have to make up anything in order to get your point across.
Even still, I was waiting to hear where he implied that winning was secondary. I don't see how he implied it. He was asked if he worried about the fans being apathetic and he replied that the game was entertaining so they were going to keep coming back. For him to imply that winning was secondary I would have had to hear something along the lines of how filling the stadium was the most important thing they focus on.
I fully believe that winning is the most important thing to Jerry. However, I think Jerry wants to have his cake and eat it, too. He doesn't want to just win the game, he wants to hit a walk-off grand slam in the bottom of the 9th with 2 outs. He wants the wins and all of the credit and glory. Sadly, I think if the fans and media had given him credit for his first 3 Super Bowl wins, I tend to think he would no longer be GM of the team. I think he's always craved that lack of credit. Tough to blame him, he hired his buddy and everybody thought Jimmy was some joke that should be coaching high school. He traded away Herschel Walker for draft picks and everybody thought that was crazy. And I think he may have been the only owner to keep a coach that goes 1-15.
In the end, what Jerry said was an indictment of these people that feign outrage. If you're really outraged by him and his actions, go find another team. I was all prepared to if I felt he implied that 'winning is secondary.' I have no interest in rooting for a team that feels that way. But for all of the bluster and outrage, these so called 'fans' are nothing but marks for Jerry. They are the ones that will say that they can't stand him and no longer love the franchise, until the next Sunday when they are right there watching the team on TV.
If you really want to make a change, stop rooting for the team. Stop coming on Cowboys message boards. Stop watching them on TV. Stop buying merchandise. Stop being members of their Facebook page. Stop visiting the Web site. Put your proverbial 'money where your mouth is.' Otherwise, you're just as guilty as having things run the way they are because Jerry will never stop until he sees a real change. And you'll continue to look like a hypocrite.
YR
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don't forget our qb is to short.