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I Don't Particularly Like Woody Johnson

“We’ve been preoccupied with building the stadium and this (facility), and now we’re really focused on the most important aspect, and that’s the team,” Woody Johnson, Jets Owner (Fifth Down)

Hmm.... so what you're saying is that winning football games the past few years was essentially priority #3? At the very least you are saying that building a stadium and a new facility took away some how from your focus on winning games. And yet you're not even getting you're own stadium, you're still sharing a new stadium with the Giants. That over the past few years the organization could have done better if it had remained focused on football but that...

THIS IS THE YEAR, NOW OUR OWNER AND OUR ORGANIZATION CAN CONCENTRATE ON WHAT MAKES UP A FOOTBALL TEAM INSTEAD OF THINGS THAT MAKE THE OWNER MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WOOO. THEY CAN FOCUS NOW. OBVIOSULY 2009 IS THE JETS YEAR!

ugh...

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