Golden Nuggets: Come on, links!
by James Brady on Jul 21, 2010 3:00 AM PDT
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Greetings everyone. We had a pretty good day at Niners Nation again yesterday and hope to continue today. I'd like for things to slowly pick up as we get closer and closer to training camp. The links are coming in slowly, but if I miss anything, please be sure to post anything you find in the comments for the benefit of the rest of us. If you must ridicule me for missing it, well - you can do that, too. Anyway, I definitely have less links for you this morning than I did yesterday. Nothing can be done about that! I do like the news that Anthony Davis maybe probably possibly kind of received a strong offer - if he's the first to sign from the first rounders, well - I'll be a happy camper. We need to get these guys signed sooner rather than later. And by that I mean right now. Anyway, enjoy your links folks.
Here's Maiocco's look at the 49ers as part of a four-part series he's doing with bloggers of teams within the division. First up is the Niners, to see what the other bloggers said, be sure to check out the links in the bottom of that commercial. (CSNBayArea.com)
We've got a video interview with Mike Singletary. I wasn't able to watch this yet so who knows, maybe it's bad. (NFLUK.com)
Sam Lam takes a look at the St. Louis Rams, a team we'll be destroying next year :] (Examiner.com)
You can get some more training camp tickets tomorrow. (49ers.com)
Rival Blog Buzz Nothing new at Revenge of the Birds yesterday. Field Gulls had a season retrospective on Matt Hasselbeck. Turf Show Times took a look at Rams fans and their confidence, had a post about signing a draft pick and then Kevin Payne had another post.
Yesterday On Niners Nation Started off with the Nuggets, had a post about the most intriguing training camp battle, we had a look at the best inside linebackers, and then we had a post about training camp dates for the rest of the league.
Today On Niners Nation (All times pacific and subject to change)
7:00 AM - Smileyman has a "They Were Our Future!" update for the morning
11:00 AM - I already read it over once but I still have no idea what this post is from Andrew, but you know, be sure to be on and check it out.
Afternoon - Florida Danny should have another stats post at some point in the afternoon.
Also Afternoon - I'll have another confidence post.
Yesterday's Best Comment "All hail Ninjames!" by kiyoshi. And yes, ChesapeakeBay9er, he is sucking up, and yes - it did work.
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They cut out the clip where..
Mike takes the announcer aside and says “You know that LondonNiner guy that was talking to me the other day? Make sure he is kept far away from me, he scares me. One word: Stalker!”
by ChesapeakeBay9er on Jul 21, 2010 3:59 AM PDT reply actions
That's true ...
… they did. There are a lot of similarities between Johnson and Singletary – it’s a shame the quality of that interview isn’t the best, because Johnson, like Sing, is a former all-time great player in his sport who has become a head coach in the last couple of years, with mixed fortunes. Johnson is also a huge fan of the 49ers. So it was good to get them together, and a bit of a shame that the sound and vision are not the best. I’m sure Johnson will re-appear around the October game at Wembley, even though he’ll be into the rugby season by then and the England national team, who he is in charge of now, will have some important games around the corner.
LondonNiner - member of the legendary David Carr thread, 6 March 2010.
yeah the video feed
was rather grainy….but what the audio is just fine and what both men were saying was spot on. Especially when sing was talking about the rare player who has unbelievable talent and the desire to be the best. How good does it feel to have patrick willis!
Can u c coach sing's vision? I do!......We all know PATRICK WILLIS is our future!
May 12 2010 comment of the day award winner on the nuggets!
Maiocco's post is pretty matter of fact but...
if you look there are some exceedingly positive things.
Prior to practices, Smith would often hold a teaching session with his offensive teammates, walking through his pre-snap reads and explaining all of the sight adjustments on any given play.
And the fact that we had two sore spots in O Line and return team and we took big steps that should make those true assets in the very near future. We also got rid of some kind of iffy coaches and increased our coaching staff to a large degree as well. And on that side we also have Sing with a full year under his belt of learning and getting the respect of the guys and Jimmy Raye having gotten back into the swing of things (hopefully). I don’t think any commentator on the Niners can honestly say that we have done anything that would be consider declining.
by ChesapeakeBay9er on Jul 21, 2010 4:14 AM PDT reply actions
Can't wait for the season!!!
I was reading all the comments from the AZ blogger’s page and I was getting all fired up about the season. The Monday night game is circled on my calendar.
One guy did make a good point about our travel schedule and how it could negatively affect the season. We travel something like 7000 miles more than the next highest team’s total. That would make for a good post about the distance between the games and the effects on the team.
When you finally have a day with a boatload of links
Your headline should be:
“Golden Nuggets: Los Links!!”
-Brett Gleason
-Daily Evergreen Staff Sports Writer
Check out #28
If you want to have a good laugh
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/specials/fortunate50-2010/index.3.html
I'd only laugh only because he's not a Niner
But because I tend to be a little sappy sometimes, those pathetic numbers almost make me wanna cry!
25 days to go. . .
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I don’t think the 49ers get the respect they deserve from NFL insiders. They are ranked 17th among NFL teams, with all of the cudos going to teams like the Saints, Colts, Jets, Dallas, etc., and this is primarily due to the lack of confidence in Alex Smith as an effective QB.
This is a VERY good footbal team and with good QB play and sound play calling by the OC I think they will eventually get the respect they deserve from the rest of the league.
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