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W.Silva>C.Norris · 09-09-2010, 10:01 PM

I have a hard time saying that any one of those "coaches" was better then the others.. I think a LOT of it had to do with who they brought in as assistant coaches. Forrest being my prime example. I mean, the man picked fights with a coin flip, but he got the right team together to train his guys to win whatever fights they had. Shamrock is the other end of the spectrum. He brought in a really poor selection for his assistants, and wound up pretty much handing the season to Tito.

Now, again, there are exceptions to every rule. Guys like randy are just made to coach others. I think Id listen to just about anything that man had to say, and be better off for it.

09-09-2010, 10:01 PM	#9 (permalink)
W.Silva>C.Norris Reputation: ∞ Status: Champion Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 1,849	I have a hard time saying that any one of those "coaches" was better then the others.. I think a LOT of it had to do with who they brought in as assistant coaches. Forrest being my prime example. I mean, the man picked fights with a coin flip, but he got the right team together to train his guys to win whatever fights they had. Shamrock is the other end of the spectrum. He brought in a really poor selection for his assistants, and wound up pretty much handing the season to Tito. Now, again, there are exceptions to every rule. Guys like randy are just made to coach others. I think Id listen to just about anything that man had to say, and be better off for it.