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[size=13pt]Wilf patient, hopeful as Vikings improve[/size]
The team's owner is happy with his coach and believes in the young talent that has been assembled, but his optimism holds realistic expectations.
By Sid Hartman, Star Tribune
Last update: September 22, 2007 – 11:59 PM
Looking back to his hiring of Brad Childress as his football coach, a decision made without a number of other interviews, Vikings owner Zygi Wilf said that he did the right thing and hired the right man......
most of us know that its not this year. but maybe we can sneak in to playoffs
with our devision it would be a tough fight to get into the playoffs even to sneak in, but then again many crazy thing's have happened in the nfl before.
hard to improve when we go backward
Even though we weren't winning before Wilf, our team was more entertaining and could give us hope to comeback. This team is really hard to love.
"DeathtoDenny" wrote:
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Even though we weren't winning before Wilf, our team was more entertaining and could give us hope to comeback. This team is really hard to love.
I will bet that our winning percentage for 2006-2007 will be lower than any two consecutive years under Red.
I was hopeful for a better team this year too, but it seems as if it will take time to develop.
i hope the coaches see something or are planning something biger then I, because I'm not seeing it and am a little disappointed so far.
Mike
Iwasn't expecting much this year but I was hoping for an improvement, clearly that is too much to ask for.
Look at that headline...
"...AS VIKINGS IMPROVE"
When was that headline written???? ;D
We lost twice by 3 points. 1 in OT and 1 in a 10point lead, but against 3 bad teams. I had high hopes for this team but now if we lose against GB its over