Knicks owner another Jerry Jones type. This guy could penetrate up a wet dream. But hey he has the money and his team just to bullheaded to ever turn over control to someone else.
Run PHIL!!!!
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03-10-14 10:01 AM #1
Phil Jackson makeing big mistake!!!!!
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03-10-14 10:42 AM #2
Everyone said same bout Donald Sterling and that has worked out well in recent years with the Dippers. You bring a guy like Phil in under one condition you acknowledge that help is needed and you stay the fukk outta the way and give him complete control. Jackson is a smart guy if he signs up for this he will probably have an "out" placed in the contract if he wants to bail.
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03-10-14 10:46 AM #3
He is 68 years old and won't have the energy to fight that head guy. No MJ or Kobe in New York and Phil should just stayed retired. Jo Gibbs made the same mistake when he came back to my Skins. Unlike Jo Phil does not need the money.
Originally Posted by R.P. McMurphy
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03-10-14 10:54 AM #4
Well nothing has been signed yet and at 68 I'm sure Phil still has plenty of fight in him. And who says he would make a great gm anyway? On the other hand this would be the first big challenge he's ever taken on. Phil is all about mind games don't underestimate the "Zen" master haha!
Last edited by R.P. McMurphy; 03-10-14 at 11:02 AM.
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03-10-14 03:10 PM #5
Why should he run? They'll pay him a lot of money. Not gonna win there, but so what, he's won enough already.
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03-10-14 05:21 PM #6
go back to school kid
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