Re: re-Cousy

["Michael J. King Sr." <kingpin@primenet.com>]

I don't mind Cousy in the least. I imagine part of it is the nostalgia
factor he brings to the table. you know of unselfish times and great
Celtic play. He was my first "favorite" Celtic player as a kid so the
soft spot I hold for him might temper my criticism. I find him easy to
listen to and enjoy the nostalgic references he uses to describe things.
So lets get off the 'Schnide' as Cous would say!!Later.Mike

Dan wrote:
> 
> I would have been a better coach then he was, for starters. He stunk! Now
> he carries that same attitude and wisdom to the booth. It's a lot easier to
> print news, than make it. Tommy H., has to cover for him often, because
> he's too critical.
> 
> >Date: Fri, 05 Dec 1997 22:31:29 -0600
> >From: "Starke R. Farrell" <sfarrell@dixie-net.com>
> >Subject: Re: Cousy
> >
> >And your reason for thinking you're more credible than Cousy was....?
> >
> >