http://firejerryjones.com/2009/01/injury-1-jerry-runs-off-jimmy/ No longer in business (but feel free to look around). Fri, 13 Aug 2010 06:13:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://firejerryjones.com/2009/01/injury-1-jerry-runs-off-jimmy/comment-page-1/#comment-203 Is Jerry magically delicious? - Fire Jerry Jones! Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:52:34 +0000 http://firegmjerry.com/?p=39#comment-203 [...] around, we certainly know he does enjoy the sauce. No one needs to be reminded that his “any of one of 500 coaches” comment happened following a long night of [...] [...] around, we certainly know he does enjoy the sauce. No one needs to be reminded that his “any of one of 500 coaches” comment happened following a long night of [...]

]]> http://firejerryjones.com/2009/01/injury-1-jerry-runs-off-jimmy/comment-page-1/#comment-63 Fire GM Jerry! » Blog Archive » Injury #2: Jerry hires the bootlegger’s boy Mon, 26 Jan 2009 12:38:56 +0000 http://firegmjerry.com/?p=39#comment-63 [...] off his first major gaffe as GM–firing Jimmy Johnson–Jerry immediately made his second: hiring Barry Switzer.  As if making good on his claim [...] [...] off his first major gaffe as GM–firing Jimmy Johnson–Jerry immediately made his second: hiring Barry Switzer.  As if making good on his claim [...]

]]> http://firejerryjones.com/2009/01/injury-1-jerry-runs-off-jimmy/comment-page-1/#comment-397 Ryan Wed, 14 Jan 2009 11:03:41 +0000 http://firegmjerry.com/?p=39#comment-397 Not necessarily #1 in importance, but #1 chronologically. Running Jimmy off the way he did was essentially the beginning of the end. And you're right though that the Landry thing could have been handled better. However, Landry was on the decline and the Jimmy thing worked out fairly well. Not necessarily #1 in importance, but #1 chronologically. Running Jimmy off the way he did was essentially the beginning of the end. And you're right though that the Landry thing could have been handled better. However, Landry was on the decline and the Jimmy thing worked out fairly well.

]]> http://firejerryjones.com/2009/01/injury-1-jerry-runs-off-jimmy/comment-page-1/#comment-396 Jeff Wed, 14 Jan 2009 10:38:11 +0000 http://firegmjerry.com/?p=39#comment-396 I beg to differ that this was Jerry's biggest blunder. It was Jerry's first move after he bought the Dallas Cowboys. The way Tom Landry was treated when Jerry let him go was his greatest blunder. From that point on, Jerry has been guilty until proven innocent in the eyes of all of us. Even when the Cowboys had redemption four years later when Jimmy Johnson rebuilt the team, no one was really fond of Jerry. We all knew Jerry had little part in the redemption of the Cowboys. The smartest thing he did was let Jimmy have the authority he needs as a coach. Then he committed his second biggest blunder by letting Jimmy go. From that point on, the Cowboys have been a joke. They have been the toy of a millionaire oilman trying to live out a dream he couldn't live when he was younger. I beg to differ that this was Jerry's biggest blunder. It was Jerry's first move after he bought the Dallas Cowboys. The way Tom Landry was treated when Jerry let him go was his greatest blunder. From that point on, Jerry has been guilty until proven innocent in the eyes of all of us. Even when the Cowboys had redemption four years later when Jimmy Johnson rebuilt the team, no one was really fond of Jerry. We all knew Jerry had little part in the redemption of the Cowboys. The smartest thing he did was let Jimmy have the authority he needs as a coach. Then he committed his second biggest blunder by letting Jimmy go. From that point on, the Cowboys have been a joke. They have been the toy of a millionaire oilman trying to live out a dream he couldn't live when he was younger.

]]> http://firejerryjones.com/2009/01/injury-1-jerry-runs-off-jimmy/comment-page-1/#comment-56 Ryan Wed, 14 Jan 2009 05:03:41 +0000 http://firegmjerry.com/?p=39#comment-56 Not necessarily #1 in importance, but #1 chronologically. Running Jimmy off the way he did was essentially the beginning of the end. And you're right though that the Landry thing could have been handled better. However, Landry was on the decline and the Jimmy thing worked out fairly well. Not necessarily #1 in importance, but #1 chronologically. Running Jimmy off the way he did was essentially the beginning of the end. And you're right though that the Landry thing could have been handled better. However, Landry was on the decline and the Jimmy thing worked out fairly well.

]]> http://firejerryjones.com/2009/01/injury-1-jerry-runs-off-jimmy/comment-page-1/#comment-55 Jeff Wed, 14 Jan 2009 04:38:11 +0000 http://firegmjerry.com/?p=39#comment-55 I beg to differ that this was Jerry's biggest blunder. It was Jerry's first move after he bought the Dallas Cowboys. The way Tom Landry was treated when Jerry let him go was his greatest blunder. From that point on, Jerry has been guilty until proven innocent in the eyes of all of us. Even when the Cowboys had redemption four years later when Jimmy Johnson rebuilt the team, no one was really fond of Jerry. We all knew Jerry had little part in the redemption of the Cowboys. The smartest thing he did was let Jimmy have the authority he needs as a coach. Then he committed his second biggest blunder by letting Jimmy go. From that point on, the Cowboys have been a joke. They have been the toy of a millionaire oilman trying to live out a dream he couldn't live when he was younger. I beg to differ that this was Jerry's biggest blunder. It was Jerry's first move after he bought the Dallas Cowboys. The way Tom Landry was treated when Jerry let him go was his greatest blunder. From that point on, Jerry has been guilty until proven innocent in the eyes of all of us. Even when the Cowboys had redemption four years later when Jimmy Johnson rebuilt the team, no one was really fond of Jerry. We all knew Jerry had little part in the redemption of the Cowboys. The smartest thing he did was let Jimmy have the authority he needs as a coach. Then he committed his second biggest blunder by letting Jimmy go. From that point on, the Cowboys have been a joke. They have been the toy of a millionaire oilman trying to live out a dream he couldn't live when he was younger.

]]> http://firejerryjones.com/2009/01/injury-1-jerry-runs-off-jimmy/comment-page-1/#comment-54 fatboy Tue, 13 Jan 2009 18:52:24 +0000 http://firegmjerry.com/?p=39#comment-54 i'm not neccessarily into the jimmy worship, but at the time the move was the dumbest jerry could have made. combine that with hiring barry, and it signed the 'boys death certificate. i'm not neccessarily into the jimmy worship, but at the time the move was the dumbest jerry could have made. combine that with hiring barry, and it signed the 'boys death certificate.

]]> http://firejerryjones.com/2009/01/injury-1-jerry-runs-off-jimmy/comment-page-1/#comment-53 Ryan Tue, 13 Jan 2009 18:24:15 +0000 http://firegmjerry.com/?p=39#comment-53 You should start <a href="http://bringbackjimmy.com" rel="nofollow">bringbackjimmy.com</a> You should start bringbackjimmy.com

]]> http://firejerryjones.com/2009/01/injury-1-jerry-runs-off-jimmy/comment-page-1/#comment-52 fruitsnax Tue, 13 Jan 2009 18:14:39 +0000 http://firegmjerry.com/?p=39#comment-52 Jimmy was great and yes I would love him to come back also. Too bad there is no way in he!! it will happen. Jimmy was great and yes I would love him to come back also. Too bad there is no way in he!! it will happen.

]]> http://firejerryjones.com/2009/01/injury-1-jerry-runs-off-jimmy/comment-page-1/#comment-51 Ryan Tue, 13 Jan 2009 17:10:32 +0000 http://firegmjerry.com/?p=39#comment-51 We miss Jimmy (or at least I do). I 'd welcome him back with open arms. We miss Jimmy (or at least I do). I 'd welcome him back with open arms.

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