Maddog1956 wrote:Better not say that here all the lemmings, will tell you what a minor impact Moore had had on football here.sixtoes9134 wrote:A little saddened and surprised no reference to thank Coach Moore today. GSU recognized Erk.

Maddog1956 wrote:Better not say that here all the lemmings, will tell you what a minor impact Moore had had on football here.sixtoes9134 wrote:A little saddened and surprised no reference to thank Coach Moore today. GSU recognized Erk.
Are you stalking me? For someone that seems to not like my post you sure do spent a lot of time reading them! But then lemmings do have to have someone to follow, don't they? Or maybe you like to subject yourself to abuse, but either way whatever gets you off.ASUMountaineer wrote:Maddog1956 wrote:Better not say that here all the lemmings, will tell you what a minor impact Moore had had on football here.sixtoes9134 wrote:A little saddened and surprised no reference to thank Coach Moore today. GSU recognized Erk.Nothing but insults and axes with you, eh? You must be a joy to be around.
Yeah the # national championship have always been a thorn in my side!GoApps70 wrote:I think there are things that would cause a lot of App fans to not worship Moore so much if they had followed him the last several years.
Yup, a joy.Maddog1956 wrote:Are you stalking me? For someone that seems to not like my post you sure do spent a lot of time reading them! But then lemmings do have to have someone to follow, don't they? Or maybe you like to subject yourself to abuse, but either way whatever gets you off.ASUMountaineer wrote:Maddog1956 wrote:Better not say that here all the lemmings, will tell you what a minor impact Moore had had on football here.sixtoes9134 wrote:A little saddened and surprised no reference to thank Coach Moore today. GSU recognized Erk.Nothing but insults and axes with you, eh? You must be a joy to be around.
Maybe if you would get a life instead of stalking others, you would know what that it's ok for people to agree to disagree.
There you go with the assuming thing again! WAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!ASUMountaineer wrote: Yup, a joy.
I'm assuming that you want people to read your posts or you wouldn't be posting, no? Besides, it's not stalking (that's illegal) it's trolling...something you seem well versed in.
I have no problem with disagreement, I just have a problem with someone exhibiting a weak mindset by resulting to name calling. It's just sad. Surely you're better than that, at least I hope.
With that said, I was unaware that having "a life" meant calling anonymous people names on a message board. Thanks for the heads up!
Maddog1956 wrote:There you go with the assuming thing again! WAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!ASUMountaineer wrote: Yup, a joy.
I'm assuming that you want people to read your posts or you wouldn't be posting, no? Besides, it's not stalking (that's illegal) it's trolling...something you seem well versed in.
I have no problem with disagreement, I just have a problem with someone exhibiting a weak mindset by resulting to name calling. It's just sad. Surely you're better than that, at least I hope.
With that said, I was unaware that having "a life" meant calling anonymous people names on a message board. Thanks for the heads up!![]()
BTW, Trolling is trying to bring anger to a individual or group and stalking is unwanted or obsessive attention (which may or may not be illegal). I have no idea of your intentions, so I used the term that depends on how the action is received, not given. However I'll certainly add the "trolling" label to you as well if you're are telling me that your actions are intended to bring anger. It makes not any difference to me.
Agreed. It's sad that you can't praise the coaches before Jerry without some viewing it as an attack against Coach Moore. He did great things for many years, but Appalachian was winning football games long before he got there. Everyone played a role!Saint3333 wrote:Sounds like our fans need a history lesson Appalachian football didn't start in 2005.
I sure hope the fans that jumped on late stay.
It sad that someone can't ask a question (or start a thread) about Coach Moore without everyone down playing his importance or saying that he wasn't perfect or had issues no one knew about. Like him or not (everyone has a opinion) but his numbers over 21 years speak for themselves.JTApps1 wrote:Agreed. It's sad that you can't praise the coaches before Jerry without some viewing it as an attack against Coach Moore. He did great things for many years, but Appalachian was winning football games long before he got there. Everyone played a role!Saint3333 wrote:Sounds like our fans need a history lesson Appalachian football didn't start in 2005.
I sure hope the fans that jumped on late stay.
Rep given to you, RA.RankinApp wrote:I love how the beginning of this thread has turned into a reputation point war between opposing factions.
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Sorry but I don't think the program is "somewhat tarnished" and it didn't sound like the Sun Belt did. In my opinion, it may be at it's pinnacle, but only time will tell. But you're entitled to your opinion!goapps93 wrote:allowed the program and his career to be somewhat tarnished.
Considering Coach Russell orchestrated the birth of GSU football he deserves most of the credit for their success. Before holding the press conference announcing they were starting football someone had to run to KMart and buy a football to put on the table. Coach Moore benefited from having the people you mentioned construct the foundation that allowed him to succeed. The guy who seems to get lost in the conversation is Jim Brakefield. He guided ASU through the transition from the NAIA to NCAA D-I and deserves a great deal of credit for what took place yesterday. In my mind that 1975 season is still the greatest season in Mountaineer Football history. Five years out of NAIA and we knock off an ACC school, South Carolina and a ECU program that was probably the 2nd best in the state. And he did it with about 50 scholarship players.sixtoes9134 wrote:Kidd, Duggins and Sparky were not nearly as important to App State as Jerry Moore has been.
Erk, regardless of how long ago, was what put them on the map too.