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Is MOS changing?

One of our posters said MOS is getting more involved in the defensive scheming, intruding in a bit on the Ritchie Hall philosophy of bend, bend and bend some more , just don't break .... So far MOS has been pretty "laissez faire" hands off when it comes to his coordinators ... if this is changing I think it is a wonderful development in terms of both team morale and defensive common sense ....  not to mention all the fan complaining about the coordinators may be coming to an end.

Is MOS gaining in confidence and with it leadership?

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  • If you think O'Shea is up-front and honest then I don't know what to tell you.  You must be a very trusting individual.  He is the 100% opposite of that.  Maybe on a personal level he is up-front and

  • Gary Lawless has always had this habit of treating his own opinions like they were facts.  Maybe MOS is getting more involved in the D, or maybe it's just a case of the new faces on the DL gettin

  • Right because MOS always tells the truth?  He is never forthcoming with what goes on behind closed doors. Lawless might be right, he might be wrong.  But MOS claiming the opposite means nothing.

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32 minutes ago, SPuDS said:

uh, no offense but I'd trust the word of the coach then of some scribe from across the country..

What exactly would Mike Oshea, who rarely IF EVER has seemed to come across as someone who isn't a straight shooter, benefit from lying, essentially? 

I consider Oshea to be a very up front and honest guy and he has yet to prove that otherwise.

If you think O'Shea is up-front and honest then I don't know what to tell you.  You must be a very trusting individual.  He is the 100% opposite of that.  Maybe on a personal level he is up-front and honest, I would believe that.  But in his dealings with the media?  Not even close.

8 minutes ago, Atomic said:

If you think O'Shea is up-front and honest then I don't know what to tell you.  You must be a very trusting individual.  He is the 100% opposite of that.  Maybe on a personal level he is up-front and honest, I would believe that.  But in his dealings with the media?  Not even close.

Sure, there requires some reading between the lines but I don't think hes often lying to the media or fans, nope.

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Mike O'Shea is the kindest, bravest, warmest, most wonderful human being I've ever known in my life.

... Noeller.

Is MOS changing? Answer - No! He left Nicholls in against Hamilton with 5 minutes to go and the game in the bag. That was a head scratcher. The guy is loyal to his Q.B. to a fault. (i.e. see Drew Willy lol).

8 minutes ago, SPuDS said:

Sure, there requires some reading between the lines but I don't think hes often lying to the media or fans, nope.

That's fine.  I disagree completely.

1 hour ago, Atomic said:

Right because MOS always tells the truth?  He is never forthcoming with what goes on behind closed doors.

Lawless might be right, he might be wrong.  But MOS claiming the opposite means nothing.

Oh I ain't saying MOS is always truthful with the media, but I will tell you this, I'll believe he's telling the truth here and that Lawless is doing what he often does and is passing speculation off as fact. 

If Lawless says things like "hearing this" or "there is a belief around the CFL" or anything along those lines I'll believe that he has a source on that. He's not totally full of ****, but he does like to pretend that he knows more than he does and apparently people like you just eat it up. 

O'Shea did address that very issue. He said that the outcome of a game is never guaranteed, as we well know, and he questions the benefit of having Davis coming in just to kill the clock, (last game example) They would undoubtedly be handing off the ball.

All the  QBs spend time running the same plays for the situations they will be up against to get the practice and to see what options each QB sees and takes. It's all captured on film, and discussed further in meetings. 

O'Shea says they have complete confidence in Davis, for example, and do not see the benefit of game time just filling in to hand off footballs. 

1 hour ago, blueingreenland said:

Is MOS changing? Answer - No! He left Nicholls in against Hamilton with 5 minutes to go and the game in the bag. That was a head scratcher. The guy is loyal to his Q.B. to a fault. (i.e. see Drew Willy lol).

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1 hour ago, 17to85 said:

Oh I ain't saying MOS is always truthful with the media, but I will tell you this, I'll believe he's telling the truth here and that Lawless is doing what he often does and is passing speculation off as fact. 

If Lawless says things like "hearing this" or "there is a belief around the CFL" or anything along those lines I'll believe that he has a source on that. He's not totally full of ****, but he does like to pretend that he knows more than he does and apparently people like you just eat it up. 

Well that was an unnecessary dig.

I'm unsure of where Lawless is coming from on this one.  I saw the tweets and immediately wondered if this was his opinion or whether he had heard it from a source.  I'm still not sure.  I don't necessarily believe he is correct, I just don't think MOS' denial is worth much.  That's all.

32 minutes ago, MOBomberFan said:

Saw this, confirming O'Shea is still a tough son of a ***** and all around decent dude.

 

They mentioned this to him on 1290 this afternoon and he says "To be honest I just wanted to get on the plane and those were the last guys we were waiting for."  That I believe!

I like to go by the taste of the pudding.

13 minutes ago, LeBird said:

I like to go by the taste of the pudding.

Isn't that a Bill Cosby line?

27 minutes ago, Throw Long Bannatyne said:

Isn't that a Bill Cosby line?

"Here drink this"?

I don't ever remember Oshea lying to the media.  Is he always completely frank?  Of course not.  If he were, he would be someone that no player would want to play for and his team would have baled on him during the tough times.

 

On 8/15/2017 at 6:28 PM, MOBomberFan said:

Saw this, confirming O'Shea is still a tough son of a ***** and all around decent dude.

 

Okay, I'll bite, what kind of person does this make him?

1 hour ago, J5V said:

Okay, I'll bite, what kind of person does this make him?

A team player and a selfless leader. IMO, anyway.

1 hour ago, J5V said:

Okay, I'll bite, what kind of person does this make him?

The best damn bag carrier in town by the looks of it

There's something about O'Shea not liking people with excess baggage, he just helps them out...

I don't believe a word of it, the front four are doing all the work, if they continue to get pressure the rest of the defence just looks better.

I thought this was going to be a thread about O'Shea's shorts.

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