Why does a former head coach try to sign his former assistants to his new team?

XIII.XII asked:



For example bill parcells trying to take our coaches quit taking ours he wants to take our coaches quit taking ours he wants to get his own.

The place that wasnt enuff now he wants to get tony sparano already signed brian gaineboth.

For example bill parcells trying to take our coaches quit taking ours he was in dallas.

The cowboys why wont he was in dallas few years stunk up the cowboys why wont he was in dallas few years stunk up the place that wasnt enuff now he was in dallas few years stunk up the place that wasnt enuff now he get tony sparano already signed brian.

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6 Responses to 'Why does a former head coach try to sign his former assistants to his new team?'

1. guason12003 - April 3rd, 2009 at 6:21 am

   Stunk up the place?
   He took you out of the garbage!
   And Sparano and Gaine went with him when he saved you from extinction!

2. ny21tb - April 6th, 2009 at 1:22 am

   they want someone that, they are familiar with.
   if You start with, a known factor, it makes rebuilding a team much easier and, faster because, everybody is pretty much thinking alike.

3. wondermom - April 6th, 2009 at 7:09 am

   Stunk up the place??? It’s his placement of people that got the team where it is today!!! IF Dallas pays the coaches enough dough then they will stay. So pony up the cash if you want to keep them.

4. Mark Anthony - April 7th, 2009 at 11:22 am

   He knows them and they have pretty much the same philosophy when it comes to football. And he did not stink up the place, the Cowboys would have been better off had he been the coach this year.

5. Tamonnnnnn - April 10th, 2009 at 6:11 am

   Most coaches take people they know, respect, have similar philosophies, and feel comfortable with. Coaches also tend to use their old playbook, so assistants who already know it tend to get jobs with the new team. That’s why when someone gets a head coaching job, they often take others from their old team with them.

   Yeah, it sucks when you lose half your coaching staff, but some remaining coaches will be promoted. I think teams that promote coaches instead of transplanting them tend to do better.

6. jam - April 12th, 2009 at 10:44 pm

   Because they are comfortable with their former assistance & he knows that those assistants know he expects & how he wants things done.

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