Danny Clinkscale

I mean, they fired everybody.

This wasn't a Zumwalt type of thing where his lieutenants went and the general stayed.

And Zumwalt's really kind of an organizational guy anyway.

You kind of think of him in more of a front office type of role.

And they can return him to that and have him around as an advisor.

He may not want to do that.

He might say, sorry, I'm leaving.

I agree, because in the end, I agree with you about the fans.

Hey.

You want to make moves that you know are good moves, and if half your fans are saying something completely ignorant and you want to do it, that would be foolish.

But you are in the entertainment business.

These are your customers.

If the customers are all really mad, I mean, for instance, in...

English soccer, the fans have a big say.

I mean, managers get fired because the fans are mad.

You know, they'll bring flags to the game and this guy's got to go and then he's gone.

You know, I'm not saying it should be like that.

Well, the other part is if you're a competitive human being in a profession like this and say you have a lot of respect for Alex Zumwalt.

I don't know how he's viewed by all the players, but say you are.

And he gets fired, you're like, Vinny Paskin, that was my fault.