Which is worse?

[popanot]

Bud or this...???

"You have to be successful (on the business side) if you hope to be successful as a football team for the long term," McNair said. "I'm still optimistic. We've got a good foundation. We've got good people in the right places. I think we'll win a championship, but I can't say when. We've got to just keep plugging.

"Honestly, I wouldn't want to be in a situation like Carolina or Jacksonville, whose early success was greater than what they've enjoyed recently. I'm not satisfied at all with our record. We've got to turn it up a notch."

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/...t/7405153.html

http://blogs.chron.com/sportsjustice...ll_optimi.html

Honestly, Bob, you continously come across as a dweeb that has no clue of what it takes to put a quality product on the field. We could only wish to have the success that Carolina has had, which included a Super Bowl in their 9th year. In your 9th year, Bob, you allowed your coaches to build a joke of a Defense and finished below .500. In addition, you team has NEVER even sniffed so much as a wildcard playoff berth in ANY year. The other franchise you just disrespected finished ahead of your team as recently as this year and has made it to the Conference Championship game a couple of times. Yeah, I'd hate to have that sort of success...

Sorry... I love this team, but it's really frustrating seeing this sort of stuff out of the man in charge (along with the "Oh, we're on the right track" based on what other owners told him - AFTER A LOSS!!). I'm getting more and more convinced this team is bad because of what's at the top of the management chain. I guess anything is better than the old meddlesome Bud, but come on, someone needs to wake this guy up and/or he needs to hire a front-man for the organization.

EDIT: Meant to post this in the Texans forum. Maybe Keith can move it...