As a Yankees fan, Steinbrenner drove me nuts sometimes, but the guy did have a burden to win. Overall I miss the guy. He was a great competitor. Thank you George for making the NY Yankees realavant again.
When I find something I like I stick with it. From 1973 to 1982 I ate the exact same lunch every day. Turkey chili in a bowl made out of bread. Bread bowl, first you eat the chili then you eat the bowl. There's nothing more satisfying than looking down after lunch and seeing nothing but a table.
Thanks George for making us people from NYC so proud for so long. You personally gave us a team that was always representative to our smart , tough and intelligent Bronx spirit Regardless of win or lose you always knew you were gonna have to bring your best to try and be at our level.
George wanted to win George was entertaining and George made it interesting 12 months a year now you got his son And the Yankees are boring 12 months a year
He wanted to win, but his problem was he doesn't know how to win. Once he learned how to win, he relaxed, held back from firing people. And he let the world series rain down.
Anyone True Yankee fan missed the hell out of The Boss... His bark was just as bad as his bite, but also had a heart of gold and once you were a Yankee you remained one for life. Like all of us he loved being the Emperor of the "Evil Empire" (evil to Red Sox fans is being clean shaven, following the motto look like steak okay like steak, and fans who aren't infamous for racial slurs that would make a Mississippi Sheriff blush... Go Yanks!
I Meet your family and went to dinner with your grateful family in the year 1981-82-83 sorry That I Never send you a post card . I lost My cell number I haded the telephone number of the owner of the Yankees and Mets and Cubs and the red socks. Tex me I would love to hear from you sorry If I came to strong. Thanks My Name is Andy
and I have to tell you, it's exactly what this organization needed. We wanna look to the future, we gotta tear down the past. Babe Ruth was nothing more than a fat old man with little-girl legs. And here's something I just found out recently. He wasn't really a sultan. Huh, what do you make of that? Hey, check this out. [stands up] Lou Gehrig's pants. Not a bad fit. Hey, you don't think that nerve disease of his was contagious, do you? Uh, I better take them off. I'm too important to this team. Big Stein can't be flopping and twitching. Hey, how about some lunch. What are you going for?
It wasn't George Steinbrenner who was the architect of those great late 90's early 2000's Yankee teams--it was Gene Michael! Jeter, Posada, Pettitte, Rivera--all were products of the tremendous farm system that Michael built---and they were able to get guys like O'Neil, Tino, Cone, Brosius, etc. through shrewd trades that all involved players developed in the Yankee organization. Steinbrenner had nothing to do with this!! Gene Michael (and Buck Showalter to an extent) turned the Yankee franchise around and got them back on the road to prominence.
While it's indisputable that great "architects" play crucial roles in the success of ambitious projects...it must also be recognized that such architects don't just appear within organizations out of thin air. First a vision is cast...then people are selected (entrusted) with aligning themselves with as well as executing that vision. Your comment indicates that you still have a lot to learn about the importance of organizational leadership.
As a Yankees fan, Steinbrenner drove me nuts sometimes, but the guy did have a burden to win. Overall I miss the guy. He was a great competitor. Thank you George for making the NY Yankees realavant again.
When I find something I like I stick with it. From 1973 to 1982 I
ate the exact same lunch every day. Turkey chili in a bowl made out of bread.
Bread bowl, first you eat the chili then you eat the bowl. There's nothing more
satisfying than looking down after lunch and seeing nothing but a table.
Literally watching this episode right now and I wanted to hear how he really sounded.
Just empty calories and male curiosity, eh Georgie boy?
@@MrTCHOSS Classic!
😂😂🙌
I don't think anyone would disagree with me when I say that this man is simply the greatest person to ever walk the earth.
Costanza! Costanza's in the building! And he's got my calzone!
That Calzone was delicious.
Larry David is a genius. that's all i have to say.
Blake Gildaphish why didn’t the Yankees go out and get a starter
Facts.
The guy that dissed cryptocurrency?
Pass the calzone.
What a magnificent guy!
Met Mr George in tampa the greatest person
Love George
The Yankees are as good and as popular as they are because of George Steinbrenner - before him, the Yankees didn't have any superstars
yeah gehrig,ruth,dimaggio,mantle,maris,berra and ford sucked...
@@dutchvanderlinde7765 YEAH IN THE 1800'S
dutch van der linde those were all 20 years in the past when Steinbrenner and Billy Martin saved the Yankees
George was the best!!!!
"Ohhh George didn't know you had girl up here.....why can't you leave a note or sock on the drawer I mean help a guy out here"
Costanza!!!!
I only came hear because of Seinfeld. I wanted to hear what the real George Steinbrenner sounds like.
22 managers in 24 years! WOW!!!!
George is the best
Iove George
And i can tell you this, chaos does not work for the New York Yankees! Not as long as I'm running the show!
Gene Michael won the 4 World Series
He fires people like it's a bodily function
Unless your name is Bob Sheppard.
for him to pay dick howser's mortgage was a great gesture. george really mistreated dick after the 1980 season ended.
It's u n e x u s able
miss you george thanks for everything you've done for my yankees means a lot from a die heart yankees fan
Fuck YEAH, Love & Miss You Boss!!!
#LGY
Would have love to have seen him and Steve Cohen bidding against each other
Thanks George for making us people from NYC so proud for so long. You personally gave us a team that was always representative to our smart , tough and intelligent Bronx spirit Regardless of win or lose you always knew you were gonna have to bring your best to try and be at our level.
Fucking BEAUTIFUL. The Boss would be proud to see your comment 💙
Wow he acts just like the George Steinbrenner from Seinfeld!
Those Of Us That Remember Way Back From The Beginning, We NEED THE OL MAN !!!! Stay Strong....Peace
RIP George Steinbrenner 1930- 2010 ( He did run the Yankees like a football team)
What does that mean.
@@broadstreet21 he came into the clubhouse and gave the team peptalks like Knute Rockne
Imagine Michael Jordan playing for Steinbrenner??
Like Sinatra, George Steinbrenner did it his way.....
RIP George wish you were here....
george is the friendlier owner than trump
George wanted to win George was entertaining and George made it interesting 12 months a year now you got his son And the Yankees are boring 12 months a year
He wanted to win, but his problem was he doesn't know how to win. Once he learned how to win, he relaxed, held back from firing people. And he let the world series rain down.
There will never be an owner like George M. Steinbrenner. He was a bigger than life personality and celebrity.
Your son is terrible
RIP
💙
George is the best
No doubt. The yanks aren’t the same without GS. He did a lot of good things to help people.
Great man! One of a kind.
Mr Steinbrenner
The Boss 💙
Steinbrenner loves calzones from piezanoes😅😂
Anyone True Yankee fan missed the hell out of The Boss... His bark was just as bad as his bite, but also had a heart of gold and once you were a Yankee you remained one for life. Like all of us he loved being the Emperor of the "Evil Empire" (evil to Red Sox fans is being clean shaven, following the motto look like steak okay like steak, and fans who aren't infamous for racial slurs that would make a Mississippi Sheriff blush... Go Yanks!
very honest dude
💙
To get George to talk and open up only one can do this and he did it-ROY
DeNiro can play this guy
I Meet your family and went to dinner with your grateful family in the year 1981-82-83 sorry That I Never send you a post card . I lost My cell number I haded the telephone number of the owner of the Yankees and Mets and Cubs and the red socks. Tex me I would love to hear from you sorry If I came to strong. Thanks My Name is Andy
Impressions here: th-cam.com/video/ySvY2yrQr5I/w-d-xo.html
and I have to tell you, it's exactly what this organization needed. We wanna look to the future, we gotta tear down the past. Babe Ruth was nothing more than a fat old man with little-girl legs. And here's something I just found out recently. He wasn't really a sultan. Huh, what do you make of that? Hey, check this out. [stands up] Lou Gehrig's pants. Not a bad fit. Hey, you don't think that nerve disease of his was contagious, do you? Uh, I better take them off. I'm too important to this team. Big Stein can't be flopping and twitching. Hey, how about some lunch. What are you going for?
Bruh what
George was the best
uppp duhhh uppp duhhh
Yep
Mr now
It wasn't George Steinbrenner who was the architect of those great late 90's early 2000's Yankee teams--it was Gene Michael! Jeter, Posada, Pettitte, Rivera--all were products of the tremendous farm system that Michael built---and they were able to get guys like O'Neil, Tino, Cone, Brosius, etc. through shrewd trades that all involved players developed in the Yankee organization. Steinbrenner had nothing to do with this!! Gene Michael (and Buck Showalter to an extent) turned the Yankee franchise around and got them back on the road to prominence.
While it's indisputable that great "architects" play crucial roles in the success of ambitious projects...it must also be recognized that such architects don't just appear within organizations out of thin air.
First a vision is cast...then people are selected (entrusted) with aligning themselves with as well as executing that vision.
Your comment indicates that you still have a lot to learn about the importance of organizational leadership.