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With all of the attention (understandably) on Pinball's return, the John Murphy story got lost in the wash to a degree.
It shouldn't have.
He's a look at a long, winding road to his current position.
It's a fascinating journey.
https://www.argonauts.ca/2019/10/10/...ady-challenge/
Excellent story. No doubt his input will help out Clemons. Really hope Steak n Shake expands into Ontario.
Wow! Great story. Obviously has a passion for what he is doing and he has paid his dues.
His work ethic and determination will no doubt serve the Argos well, nice to see him rewarded👍
Thanks for yet another great story Mike,
Mind if i ask you to share with us how /when /why your passion for the Argonauts started?
(me thinks it would be another great read)
Question:
John Murphy "came aboard" the Argonauts last offseason, right? In some kind of role under or consulting with Popp, right? Does he deserve some of the blame for how this season went (particularly an inability to find American talent to compete for spots against players who went 4-14 last year) and, if so, how much does he deserve?
Zero blame towards Murphy, Popp had full control over player personnel decisions so he owns the results endured during the last 2 seasons.Quote:
Originally Posted by dmont
An 18 minute answer in an interview?
Wow!
Good news though, cos between Pinball and Murphy the river will never run dry for good copy.
And, it'll make up for Mike O'Shea who is kinda quiet (;
Murphy seems like a straight shooter who answers questions honestly and in depth without any BS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon Gonzo
I love Murphy's story of working up from the bottom and believe that he will bring that attitude to recruiting, not excluding anyone from being reviewed because he is far from a typical candidate. If he keeps that up I think it will pay off.