Go for it. Not much else going on. I'm okay with criticism.
hahah not a chance, you're a good poster, even if I disagree with you sometimes.
Go for it. Not much else going on. I'm okay with criticism.
lol you really could have gone for it. I would not have minded. Sometimes we need to hear criticism to improve. Thanks for the compliment. I'm having a debate with myself whether being a forum poster is a healthy thing for me to do anymore after like 16 years of it.
I hear you there. After 15+ years of posting on various forums, much more elsewhere than here, I've become mainly a reader.
Always felt a need to chime in before but that's faded rapidly over the last two or so years. I just read and kind of shake my head at certain posts and move on, haha.
I hear you there. After 15+ years of posting on various forums, much more elsewhere than here, I've become mainly a reader.
Always felt a need to chime in before but that's faded rapidly over the last two or so years. I just read and kind of shake my head at certain posts and move on, haha.
That is me to a "T" been on a lot of Rangers forums, even the original "official" forum that was on the Rangers web site.
I found that posting seemed to end up with more aggravation that anything else, so i read now.
I've been more active the past year. I go through periods of inactivity. It really does depend on the people. There are times we tend to have an abundance of more aggressive personalities, and other times when things are a bit more calm.
You're always going to have the people who you'd love to give a good smack in the mouth.
too bad your 80 year old arms don't work anymore.
Arms are good. The back on the other hand...
Anyway, let's get back to Sean Day.
Big year for him coming up. Needs to work on his footwork. Curious to see how better conditioning helps him in that regard.
no, he doesn't need to work on his footwork. He needs to work on staying in position/not chasing, reading the play in both ends, using his size to his advantage, and caring about the game.
no, he doesn't need to work on his footwork. He needs to work on staying in position/not chasing, reading the play in both ends, using his size to his advantage, and caring about the game.
The Rangers need another big speedy left winger............
The Rangers need another big speedy left winger............