Buffaloed
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I don't like to point fingers but we as posters need to hold ourselves accountable for the performance of this forum. We're all guilty of taking shortcuts. Anyone can predict that Lehner will let in a softy or Nolan will miss on a breakaway and be right almost all the time. Anyone can make jokes about the size of Botterill's head or the little tuft of hair on Housley's forehead. That's the easy way out. We need to dig down and compete like we're grabbing for that last beer on the bottom of the cooler while using our bodies as a shield. Some of us only have the skill level to be grinders. We need to see more leadership from the veterans. Some the newer posters are turning jaded and cynical before they've even seen the Sabres in the playoffs. The path to pessimism and depression is not to be rushed. It is to be nurtured and savored. This is a teaching moment that's being neglected because we're too busy posting about how the Sabres can do better. They're never going to learn if they don't figure out how to run the team themselves. We can do better! Take your time and put some thought into your posts. A good rule of thumb is half a Scandella windup is the right amount of time.
In the spirit of accountability I want each of you to post how you can better. Remember it is all your fault.
I will go first even though my own posting has been flawless.
I pledge to do better by not mentioning the size of Botterill's head without mentioning that eyes have become sunken.
In the spirit of accountability I want each of you to post how you can better. Remember it is all your fault.
I will go first even though my own posting has been flawless.
I pledge to do better by not mentioning the size of Botterill's head without mentioning that eyes have become sunken.