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And to think I almost missed this. by ndtnguy

It is certainly high time that someone told it like it is: Board Ops should have banned Andy as soon as it came to light that he had framed Redfield for those gun and drug charges, not to mention leaving Stepherson to take the fall for the sweatpants imbroglio and whatever it was he did that has gotten McIntosh, Tiassum, and and Holmes dismissed.

Somehow we all looked the other way for years while he---and the rest of the people here---were raising ticket prices, hiring inept assistants, making boneheaded calls in close games, being a front-page embarrassment on national television, and getting a kid killed in a preventable accident---but Andy's responsibility for these recent dismissals, and Board Ops' responsibility for enabling it all these years, can no longer be either denied or overlooked.

Enough is enough.