Saban must not care about winning.....

[LaJolla Lion]

http://footballscoop.com/news/nick-...creating-unrealistic-expectations-kids-today/

https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/alabama-football/nick-saban-fans-expectations/



“It really, if you want to know the truth about it, pisses me off when I talk to people that have this expectation like they’re disappointed that we only won the game 14-13 and the way we played. That’s frustrating. You want to talk about something that’s frustrating? That’s frustrating to me, for our players, who play with a lot of heart in the game.”

His program is on cruise control. Dodges for everyone...top classes every year...win after win....and yet any time they lose the world is ending to some of their fans. It just goes to show no matter how much any coach wins there will always be a group of delusional fans who think their critical thinking following losses only tend to be the glue that keeps the program together.

Pssst, the PSU roster isn't Bama's either BTW. Take our class from last year and do it for a decade straight.

 

[anon_xdc8rmuek44eq]

What do they say when he loses?

Saban is a miserable person and has to invent things to whine about. Boo hoo - fans cry when we continually win. Wah.

 

[Nitt1300]

What do they say when he loses?

Saban is a miserable person and has to invent things to whine about. Boo hoo - fans cry when we continually win. Wah.

he's right, though- you simply cannot make some people happy, their sense of entitlement is just that great

 

[JJTopp99]

What do they say when he loses?

Saban is a miserable person and has to invent things to whine about. Boo hoo - fans cry when we continually win. Wah.

How much longer will he coach? He's 67 now and works long hours. What good is getting $11.25 million a year if you never get to enjoy it? I guess he is one of those guys who'd feel lost if he had to give it all up and step out of the limelight? If he really is miserable then he should retire. No?

He doesn't have anything to prove. He's the greatest coach in CFB history, IMO.

 

[Nitt1300]

How much longer will he coach? He's 67 now and works long hours. What good is getting $11.25 million a year if you never get to enjoy it? I guess he is one of those guys who'd feel lost if he had to give it all up and step out of the limelight?

 

[anon_xdc8rmuek44eq]

he's right, though- you simply cannot make some people happy, their sense of entitlement is just that great

Price of success I guess. Certainly worse problems to have.