Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Saints’ amateur hour

Despite the presence on their board of a professional lawyer, it appears the Saints have finally returned from their trip to a parallel universe and accepted their contractual obligations to Andrew Lovett.

 

The Saints’ series of hairy-chested assertions about Lovett have melted away faster than Vancouver snow.

 

The question to now be asked, especially by Saints supporters, is who the hell has been running this bumbling, keystone cops effort?

 

Surely no-one with their eyes open could have believed that Lovett would be other than high-maintenance? Surely it’s a no-brainer that Luke Ball’s mates were going to be pretty unimpressed about his ‘replacement’, especially given his chequered past?

 

Having (predictably) blotted his copybook, the Saints came down on Lovett like a ton of bricks and then employed the most bizarre timing in announcing their intention to cut him loose. A bunch of kindergarten kids could do a better job of managing than this!

 

As we blogged last month, should Lovett be found not guilty, the Saint’s profits for the next five years will surely make their way to Lovett’s bank account. Amateur hour indeed!

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Saints’ amateur hour

Despite the presence on their board of a professional lawyer, it appears the Saints have finally returned from their trip to a parallel universe and accepted their contractual obligations to Andrew Lovett.

 

The Saints’ series of hairy-chested assertions about Lovett have melted away faster than Vancouver snow.

 

The question to now be asked, especially by Saints supporters, is who the hell has been running this bumbling, keystone cops effort?

 

Surely no-one with their eyes open could have believed that Lovett would be other than high-maintenance? Surely it’s a no-brainer that Luke Ball’s mates were going to be pretty unimpressed about his ‘replacement’, especially given his chequered past?

 

Having (predictably) blotted his copybook, the Saints came down on Lovett like a ton of bricks and then employed the most bizarre timing in announcing their intention to cut him loose. A bunch of kindergarten kids could do a better job of managing than this!

 

As we blogged last month, should Lovett be found not guilty, the Saint’s profits for the next five years will surely make their way to Lovett’s bank account. Amateur hour indeed!

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