[Neil039]

If I wished him ill will I’d get defending him. Being beyond ecstatic that he’s gone is in no way pissing on his grave. Keep up the shoddy posts about St. Louis getting hosed.

[aeneas1]

couldn't be happier that he's gone, but he gets a big thumbs up from me for being part of the brain trust that finally sent bradford packing, the rams weren't going anywhere with either of those guys in the building.

[moklerman]

Yes, it was way past time for Fisher to go. His message had grown stale and he and the Rams were regressing. BUT, his hiring is still one of the first big moves that the Rams made under Kroenke. At the time, we outbid and got the biggest name available at a position of need. It was significant and trend setting. Gone were the days of skimping along and being unconventional, hoping for lightning to strike.

Most fans will probably remember the Fisher era as a negative but as much as I didn't like so many of the things that he did, what he represented did make a positive difference in the history of the Rams.

[St. Loser Fan]

Yes, it was way past time for Fisher to go. His message had grown stale and he and the Rams were regressing. BUT, his hiring is still one of the first big moves that the Rams made under Kroenke. At the time, we outbid and got the biggest name available at a position of need. It was significant and trend setting. Gone were the days of skimping along and being unconventional, hoping for lightning to strike.

Most fans will probably remember the Fisher era as a negative but as much as I didn't like so many of the things that he did, what he represented did make a positive difference in the history of the Rams.

7-9 bullshit from Fisher was still better than 3-13, 2-14 and 1-15 hopelessness.

[SWAdude]

Guys, please stop feeding this troll.

Why the mods keep this on here is absolutely perplexing to me.

Show some huevos and get rid of this poser. Once and for all.

[rams74]

I can't say that I celebrate the anniversary of the day Fisher was fired. Likewise, I really don't care to remember on which dates came the firings of any of the other coaches in Rams' history.

I'd much rather remember and celebrate the day Sean McVay was hired. For me, that was the real turning point. Firing days, as much as they are required sometimes, are low points.

[Elvis]

It still amazes me that Fisher was roughly twice as good as Spags and Linehan yet still nowhere near good enough. That's how low we were and how high we are now...

[St. Loser Fan]

It still amazes me that Fisher was roughly twice as good as Spags and Linehan yet still nowhere near good enough. That's how low we were and how high we are now...

I can’t watch a Chiefs game on the off chance they’ll show power tripping Napoleon running their defense.

[dieterbrock]

Fisher is way worse than Linehan and Spags IMO. Way worse.
Why? Because those 2 guys were just in way over their head and were completely incapable. Fisher? Much more infuriating as he did have the team on the right track, had the GM, the money to spend etc. But his arrogance to not bring in a qualified OC is beyond comprehension.
All's well that ends well because we ended up with McVay, but still, I'm much more bitter with his insistence on doing it his way

[St. Loser Fan]

Fisher is way worse than Linehan and Spags IMO. Way worse.
Why? Because those 2 guys were just in way over their head and were completely incapable. Fisher? Much more infuriating as he did have the team on the right track, had the GM, the money to spend etc. But his arrogance to not bring in a qualified OC is beyond comprehension.
All's well that ends well because we ended up with McVay, but still, I'm much more bitter with his insistence on doing it his way

I see your points and mostly agree.

My greater problem with Spaguolo is he acted like he was the shit and had earned the right to power trip. The barring old players, the taking down of pictures and the removal of the Lombardi trophy etc.

For all his failings, at least Fisher wasn’t a jerk.