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Folks, don't try this at work (it was sort of surprising he didn't get fired on the spot):
Gotta be one of the top freak outs by a manager.
Gotta be one of the top freak outs by a manager.
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Last edited by Scartissue; 04-27-2008, 05:03 AM.To offset some of the pain of being a diehard Cubs fan, I've learned to also be a moderate Yankees fan. -
he was also right to go off. and he was also close to those making the decisions.Originally posted by Scartissue View PostFolks, don't try this at work (it was sort of surprising he didn't get fired on the spot):
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I didn't have a problem with it, and found it amusing. I'm just saying it's not a good career move to blast your employer's customers in the way he did it. The fans he was referring to were out of line.Originally posted by rockin500 View PostTo offset some of the pain of being a diehard Cubs fan, I've learned to also be a moderate Yankees fan.Comment
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Always been my favorite. More eloquent and insightful than any of Lasorda's notorious cuss filled tirades.Originally posted by Scartissue View Post
Gotta be one of the top freak outs by a manager.
I don't think I'm going out on a limb to say this will never be matched in today's game with it's more button down, face of the corporation type managers.
I'm curious, how is Elia remembered by modern, employed, Cub fans ? Hated ? Folk hero ? No clue who he is ?Comment
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I didn't follow baseball as closely during his 2 years, but every time I hear his name, it makes me smile.Originally posted by whoisonit View PostTo offset some of the pain of being a diehard Cubs fan, I've learned to also be a moderate Yankees fan.Comment
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Lee Elia Tirade - Chicago Cubs - 4/29/83
__________________________________________________ _________Originally posted by Scartissue View PostFolks, don't try this at work (it was sort of surprising he didn't get fired on the spot):
Gotta be one of the top freak outs by a manager.
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