Just like with Shane Waldron, it was evident well before now that a firing would take place. Matt Eberflus waited two days after the Patriots loss to fire Waldron even though the writing was on the wall in the way he addressed questions about Waldron's job security after the game.
The Bears could have done this last night but chose - after getting embarrassed on national TV - to bring even more humiliation on the franchise by trotting out Matt Eberflus to do his day after press conference and then whacking him just over 2 hours later. For an organization that has talked about doing things differently to break cycles of past regimes, this unequivocally misses the mark.
This is NOT what America is about. America is about *opens history book*
uh oh
*Frantically starts flipping though pages*
uh oh. oh no. no no no. uh oh
Honestly the NBA will look back in sheer horror that they shoved this much gambling down their customers throats. Some people want to watch the game with their young children and don't want to have them exposed to gambling at a young age.
It worked out for me, it won't work out 99% of ppl I can promise you.
Watching Matt Cashโs goal and seeing players celebrate immediately as it stood in a game with no VAR
Seeing a four minute VAR delay at Chelsea
The FA Cup provided the biggest reminder that VAR has sucked the joy out of the game.