Always loved how our players stood stoic, at attention, helmets at their sides, during the national anthem. That was all Bud. RIP Bud, you were the best!
You'll appreciate something Ed Sabol told Steve as a young man...."Treat everyone you meet as if they were a gentleman. Not because they are , but because you are." I've always loved that.
@@rubbersole79 I like another quote by Bart Starr. I can't remember what player he was talking to but I remember "The true worth of a man is shown by how much he does for a man who can do him no good"
I missed Bud when he retired the 1st time. Grateful for him righting the Viking ship in 1985. Love him as a man who from a distance taught me about life through his teams. Rip Bud
Bud Grant is also beloved in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada--he played for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the CFL and after he retired as a player went on to coach the team to several CFL championships-he was offered the head coaching job in Minnesota in 1961 when the team was formed but decided to stay in Winnipeg. When Norm Van Brocklin tanked as a headcoach in Minnesota-team management approached Mr. Grant in 1967 and he accepted the job--and the rest is history--a statue of Mr. Grant now sits outside Winnipeg's new football stadium
He was Taciturn and demanding. Probably like Vince Lombardi of the Packers without being fiery and emotional. I heard once that he forbade heaters on the Viking Bench, because that meant they were to be thinking about the game and not the Cold weather. Past the discomfort and really press on.
Hey there!! Don't forget his great contribution to making the January classic THE SUPERBORE!!! JIM MURRAY LA TIMES ON EVE OF 1977....I told the ol trapper in public! Made a wonderful friend!!!🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
my parents lived next door to Bud and Pat Grant when he played/coached in Winnipeg of the CFL (prior to his coming to Minnesota)--he was a very quiet, gracious man who loved his family deeply and treated his players like family too.
I remember an interview he had w/Steve Sabol. Sabol asked, "How do you feel about not having won a Super Bowl? Bud said, "doesn't bother me, anymore. You can't feel good about losing, but it's got to run its course. My life wouldn't be any different. I wouldn't be any richer. Sabol said, "you might be a little richer. You might have your own line of men's clothing or line of men's cologne. Bud said, "Well, that wouldn't be my primary interest anyway. This man has his priorities straight. Hope he makes it to 100. He's got a few more years to go.
Wrong. Otto Graham won titles in 2 pro football leagues as qb of the browns as well as a 1951 nba title with the Rochester royals now sacramento kings.
I grew up in Altoona pa and in the 60's and 70's and i was a diehard Minnesota Vikings fan, Everywhere you looked it was Steelers country,Everybody loved the Pittsburgh Steelers but i loved the Purple People Eaters ;-) My first idol was Minn wide receiver Gene Washington (the other Gene W lol) then when i went to elementary and jr. high my idol was Chuck Foreman; My those were the good Years.
I still remember as a kid thinking, one day I'm going to play for Bud Grant and my disappointment when he retired. Then excitement when he came back and disappointment when he re-retired. It didn't matter as later as I found that I wouldn't have come anywhere close to playing for him. Sports taught me that I better study, because I wasn't going to be making a living from it.
great upload randy. Bud and the vikes were a big part of my youth. I grew up in bklyn, ny but loved the purple. Seeing bud on the sidelines on a frigid day in minny was always great. Go purple!!
What a great video. Not much more can be said. Bud with Lou Nanne and Sid Hartman deserve to be on the "Mount Rushmore" of MN sports. What a guy Bud was. RIP Bud.
Those were the best times of my life my beloved Rams always facing the Vikings in the playoffs. Bud Grant, Chuck Knox & Tom Landry class acts all. Thanks for the memories guys.
Mark Boileau A Hoosier Vikings fan. Still can’t wrap my arms around the Colts. 😉 Such a great time to grow up in the 70’s watching Bud and others you mentioned. I would like to add Bum Philips in with that group. Earl Campbell has a special place in my heart.
@@Grainexpress Yeah you're right Earl holds a special place in my heart too when he ran over Isiah Robertson LB for the Rams look it up if you don't remember but it was a classic moment in his career. I don't like seeing my boy's get rolled over but you have to give credit where credit is due.
If only Bud could have won at least 1 of those 4 SBs....He won the Grey Cups in Winnipeg, but never quite got the big prize in the NFL. That's the only thing that kept him from being up there with Lombardi, Shula and Belichick as an all time great.
And after he retired he was just as great as the head of the TV station on the Mary Tyler Moore Show. And he's doing great today still alive and as strong as ever. One of the great legendary coaches of all times
People mention how mean he looks during games and I can tell you from experience, he is not angry, he's just focus on his job ! The first time I saw myself walking up and down on the sidelines on tape, I was shocked at how angry I looked. I remembered what was happening on the field, and at no time was I mad, just focus !!
My father grew up in Prairie Farm, WI. Twice a year, Memorial Day and Labor Day Prairie Farm would play Ridgeland in town baseball. Teams would often pay an outside player (usually a pitcher) to play for them. Ridgeland paid Bud Grant to pitch for them My father, no more than 14, knew this, and went directly to the Prairie Farm baseball field after church to get the best seat behind home plate. He remembers Bud pulling in in his green Studebaker and crew cut. Bud was about 20 at the time.
I have been a Minnesota Vikings fan for 62 years since the Minnesota Vikings started and since my life has started and I will tell you but Grant and Vince Lombardi are the two best coaches that ever lived in my opinion. I love them both with my heart and soul and they have taught me so much my hero is my father who is a World War II NAVY VETERAN, AND MY MOTHER WAS MY OTHER HERO, RAISED FIVE CHILDREN AND WORKED FULL-TIME AND SACRIFICED EVERYTHING SO WE CAN HAVE A BETTER LIFE ALONG WITH MY DAD. THEY HAD A 77 1/2 YEAR RELATIONSHIP AND THEY ARE THE GREATEST PARENTS ANY HUMAN BEING COULD EVER HAVE. 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙🇮🇹❤️🤍💚💜💜✝️✝️😇😇⭐️⭐️🙏🙏👍👍✈️✈️
Bud Grant is truly a great man and a great football coach...but to show you how much different he was than Shula, I still remember Shula's press conference when he was introduced in Miami...Shula stepped to the podium and the first words out of his mouth was "I'm about as subtle as a punch in the face"...and he was, he pushed his team so hard that in Csonka's words "we had to win because the practices after a loss were just too brutal".
Bud Grant May not be the greatest example of applying life’s principles and basic common sense to the human experiment but he is well ahead of whomever is number 2.
Best coach ever - I don't care if they lost four SBs - his priority was to do the best you can - and have a life too. Like Madden said - he's one of the greatest coach of all time and the one thing that separates him from the rest was he didn't let things get to him. Bud's quote was "it's over" - time to move on. Amazing man.
I would have loved to have played for a man like Coach I totally agree with his philosophy on work ethic. More hours do not equate to better results. Obsessive behaviors never lead to healthy sustainable lives. It may lead to brief success but not long term healthy lives.
A different era...shame that's it's gone. You know, I never saw a Viking player under Bud Grant showboat. No grinding away in the endzone, no taunting. Do the job, win the game and go home. In fact, he had a rule that players weren't even allowed to spike the ball. The greatest contest that never happened was a stare down between Bud Grant and Tom Landry. The two most unemotional coaches that ever coached...but they both had class.
Sadly, Fran Tarkenton lied from 3:12 to 3:44. Though Charlie West did return a punt 96 yards against the Washington Redskins, Fran Tarkenton was not there as it happened in 1968 when Tarkenton was playing for the New York Giants. Why did Fran tell this lie ? 🤔
Tarkenton didn't lie. A lie is a deliberate attempt to mis-lead. Tarkenton is not doing that here. He got confused about the chronology, mis-remembered a story about Bud that he had heard from someone who was there, got a wire crossed in his memory. Tark has led a fantastically busy and crowded life and it's perhaps not surprising that this would happen. It happens to everyone. It might happen someday to Al Dixon.
@@michaellorusso4912 He believed he was there. Memory is fallible; it does that to people as they age. You'll find out someday, if, by some miracale, you're fortunate enough to live that long.
Absolutely Loved this team and coach. Yeah they lost 4 Super bowls, won a bunch of NFC championships . Bud Grant appreciates this country, the current NFL doesn't. I haven't watched a game in 2 years because of the woke bs.
What a class act. In the 1970s I was a Viking fan living in Los Angeles. While I was disappointed the Vikes couldn't win the big one watching this I'm glad I liked them. Bud Grant with his demeanor is one reason he has lived well into his 90s. It's sad that today in pro football it's acceptable to be a cheat and a sore loser. Players and coaches alike in the 21st Century could learn a lot from him.
I was wondering, you know how he made the players stand right for the national anthem. Did he make is players in Winnipeg do that too for the Canadian anthem?
When Bud Grant bought up land for hunting, no one other than he and his entourage were allowed to step foot on that land during hunting season. I get the advantage for him, but the spirit of hunting was a loss!!
Bud owns it, the taxes and improvements are at his expense including habitat improvements. He can control safety and hunting ethics. He is not maintaining it for the public usage. There is lots of other public land for would be hunters!.
There is more than enough public land for hunters, who do not want the expense of owning their own public land. Bud Grant has nothing to apologize for in posting his land. When trees are planted and conservation projects are provided for habitat improvement at landowners own time and expense, there is no obligation to provide the public hunting lands. The public cuts ruts in the roads, leaves trash for owners to deal with, and other numerous careless actions including breakage and sometimes theft without regard to the owners. I have experienced rows of 100 tree seedlings run over and broken off by off road vehicles after planting. So, the public is simply not welcome.
THE MUSIC OF THESE OL BUD WORSHIPING NFL FILMS!! LIKE NAPOLEON AT AUSCHWITZ ....WOLFE AT THE PLAINS OF ABRAHAM....JOHN WAYNE AT THE LONGEST DAY!! BUD .....WORSHIPED HIS IDOLS HOWARD COSELL an# DANDY DON.....
Yet it was called the “black and blue division…” probably for a very good reason. Didn’t matter who they played from 68-77 it took a special effort to beat Vikings. During dolphins perfect season thier most difficult game was Vikings. 16-14 There defense took no quarter and gave no quarter. Back then Alan page lived in backfields if they registered sacks he have the all time mark Three best DT I ever seen play Were Bob killed Alan page and Joe green. They were so good Aaron Donald doesn’t even make list! 😳
Always loved how our players stood stoic, at attention, helmets at their sides, during the national anthem. That was all Bud. RIP Bud, you were the best!
"You got dogs, you got responsibility too," now who can't get behind that kind of guy!
This is a lesson the world needs...kindness and decency come first. Period.
RIP Steve Sabol--thanks for your groundbreaking work on NFL films with your dad
You'll appreciate something Ed Sabol told Steve as a young man...."Treat everyone you meet as if they were a gentleman. Not because they are , but because you are." I've always loved that.
@@rubbersole79 I like another quote by Bart Starr. I can't remember what player he was talking to but I remember "The true worth of a man is shown by how much he does for a man who can do him no good"
One of the greatest coaches ever.
❤️ bud grant
An amazing coach. But even more so as a man with all his priorities and values in the right places. A role model for all. From a lifelong Lions fan.
a great coach a great man and an even greater human being
Well said boxcar couldn't agree more
Bud grant Mr Freeze or iceman
Bud had the best attitude of any winning coach
I missed Bud when he retired the 1st time. Grateful for him righting the Viking ship in 1985. Love him as a man who from a distance taught me about life through his teams. Rip Bud
Bud Grant is also beloved in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada--he played for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the CFL and after he retired as a player went on to coach the team to several CFL championships-he was offered the head coaching job in Minnesota in 1961 when the team was formed but decided to stay in Winnipeg. When Norm Van Brocklin tanked as a headcoach in Minnesota-team management approached Mr. Grant in 1967 and he accepted the job--and the rest is history--a statue of Mr. Grant now sits outside Winnipeg's new football stadium
david graham The only coach to be inducted to both pro football hall of fames in the United States & Canada
A rare breed. Thank you Bud.
it would be great to see the team win a title with Bud still alive.
I've never been a Vikings fan, but if you don't like Bud Grant, you don't like football.
He was Taciturn and demanding. Probably like Vince Lombardi of the Packers without being fiery and emotional. I heard once that he forbade heaters on the Viking Bench, because that meant they were to be thinking about the game and not the Cold weather. Past the discomfort and really press on.
SingleTax true
My hero bud Grant
Hey there!! Don't forget his great contribution to making the January classic THE SUPERBORE!!! JIM MURRAY LA TIMES ON EVE OF 1977....I told the ol trapper in public! Made a wonderful friend!!!🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
@@lloydkline7245 did not believe in sideline heater
I enjoyed seeing how his players stood for the national anthem with pride and how much enjoyed life outside of football when it was a game.
Bud knew the balance of life. Great coach, dad, grandfather and friend.
my parents lived next door to Bud and Pat Grant when he played/coached in Winnipeg of the CFL (prior to his coming to Minnesota)--he was a very quiet, gracious man who loved his family deeply and treated his players like family too.
He is gracious. He's still not dead lol
I never heard Bud Grant speak until I watched this video. But just seeing him on the sidelines focused on the game, spoke volumes. What a leader.
RIP Coach Grant. You will be missed. Your toughness was inspiring.
A family man! Coaching in today's league is stupid crazy now. I respect this man for coaching longevity and taking care of home. Football is not life!
I remember an interview he had w/Steve Sabol. Sabol asked, "How do you feel about not having won a Super Bowl? Bud said, "doesn't bother me, anymore. You can't feel good about losing, but it's got to run its course. My life wouldn't be any different. I wouldn't be any richer. Sabol said, "you might be a little richer. You might have your own line of men's clothing or line of men's cologne. Bud said, "Well, that wouldn't be my primary interest anyway. This man has his priorities straight. Hope he makes it to 100. He's got a few more years to go.
May you rest in peace Coach Grant. A life well lived. Your wisdom will be missed. A great HOF acceptance speech by him.
Bud Grant is only man to play in both the NFL and the NBA.
Wrong. Otto Graham won titles in 2 pro football leagues as qb of the browns as well as a 1951 nba title with the Rochester royals now sacramento kings.
Canadian football league championships
steve and ed sabol were such icons. they r missed rip
Bud Grant is simply a great man
Bud Grant died today. He was 95 years old and retired 39 years ago, but I'm still sad. Another childhood hero is gone.
I grew up in Altoona pa and in the 60's and 70's and i was a diehard Minnesota Vikings fan, Everywhere you looked it was Steelers country,Everybody loved the Pittsburgh Steelers but i loved the Purple People Eaters ;-) My first idol was Minn wide receiver Gene Washington (the other Gene W lol) then when i went to elementary and jr. high my idol was Chuck Foreman; My those were the good Years.
Bud is a true champion. He always does things the right way.
They do not make them like that anymore. God Bless Coach Grant.
One of My All Time Favorite coach..
Bud Grant 🏈
A legend interviewing another legend although both would probably say "na I'm no legend".RIP two legends
love legendary bud grant
❤️ bud grant
great coach....great man
I still remember as a kid thinking, one day I'm going to play for Bud Grant and my disappointment when he retired. Then excitement when he came back and disappointment when he re-retired. It didn't matter as later as I found that I wouldn't have come anywhere close to playing for him. Sports taught me that I better study, because I wasn't going to be making a living from it.
great upload randy. Bud and the vikes were a big part of my youth. I grew up in bklyn, ny but loved the purple. Seeing bud on the sidelines on a frigid day in minny was always great. Go purple!!
My hero, i hear he was very funny man
Bud Grant is a rock star.
A truly great man.
What a great video. Not much more can be said. Bud with Lou Nanne and Sid Hartman deserve to be on the "Mount Rushmore" of MN sports. What a guy Bud was. RIP Bud.
Bud was Superior. Superior Wisconsin that is! Thanks Bud
It’s deeply saddening that this man didn’t win a super bowl.
It's even more saddening to have been a fan, then, until now, without winning a SuperBowl.
Bud grant was a great NFL& cfl football 🏈 coach :: won a championship in Canadian football league; nba championship with George mikan
Those were the best times of my life my beloved Rams always facing the Vikings in the playoffs. Bud Grant, Chuck Knox & Tom Landry class acts all. Thanks for the memories guys.
Mark Boileau A Hoosier Vikings fan. Still can’t wrap my arms around the Colts. 😉 Such a great time to grow up in the 70’s watching Bud and others you mentioned. I would like to add Bum Philips in with that group. Earl Campbell has a special place in my heart.
@@Grainexpress Yeah you're right Earl holds a special place in my heart too when he ran over Isiah Robertson LB for the Rams look it up if you don't remember but it was a classic moment in his career. I don't like seeing my boy's get rolled over but you have to give credit where credit is due.
Thats probably 1 of the main reasons why he lived until 95 yrs old. R.I.P. Coach. You did it your way
There is no doubting coach Grant loved his players. Check out the expression on Sammy Whites face. Nothing but respect and admiration 6:13
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If only Bud could have won at least 1 of those 4 SBs....He won the Grey Cups in Winnipeg, but never quite got the big prize in the NFL. That's the only thing that kept him from being up there with Lombardi, Shula and Belichick as an all time great.
funniest thing about Tarkenton talking about the Charlie West punt return is that he was in New York when that happened.
Wow! Inspirational. Much Respect coming from a Pittsburgh Steelers fan who remembers the Steelers first Super Bowl win over the Minnesota Vikings
A tremendous coach that was able to run a winning NFL program in the late fall weather of Minnesota.
Would Bud trade one Super Bowl victory for one of his kids NOT graduating college? Absolutely not.
Bud Grant what a role model
And after he retired he was just as great as the head of the TV station on the Mary Tyler Moore Show. And he's doing great today still alive and as strong as ever. One of the great legendary coaches of all times
Huh?
@Lt. Spears the editor..Lou grant...
People mention how mean he looks during games and I can tell you from experience, he is not angry, he's just focus on his job ! The first time I saw myself walking up and down on the sidelines on tape, I was shocked at how angry I looked. I remembered what was happening on the field, and at no time was I mad, just focus !!
My father grew up in Prairie Farm, WI. Twice a year, Memorial Day and Labor Day Prairie Farm would play Ridgeland in town baseball. Teams would often pay an outside player (usually a pitcher) to play for them. Ridgeland paid Bud Grant to pitch for them My father, no more than 14, knew this, and went directly to the Prairie Farm baseball field after church to get the best seat behind home plate. He remembers Bud pulling in in his green Studebaker and crew cut. Bud was about 20 at the time.
Terrific coach and a wonderful family man.
Love you, Bud. C'mon, Vikes. Win one for him.
I have been a Minnesota Vikings fan for 62 years since the Minnesota Vikings started and since my life has started and I will tell you but Grant and Vince Lombardi are the two best coaches that ever lived in my opinion. I love them both with my heart and soul and they have taught me so much my hero is my father who is a World War II NAVY VETERAN, AND MY MOTHER WAS MY OTHER HERO, RAISED FIVE CHILDREN AND WORKED FULL-TIME AND SACRIFICED EVERYTHING SO WE CAN HAVE A BETTER LIFE ALONG WITH MY DAD. THEY HAD A 77 1/2 YEAR RELATIONSHIP AND THEY ARE THE GREATEST PARENTS ANY HUMAN BEING COULD EVER HAVE.
🇺🇸❤️🤍💙🇮🇹❤️🤍💚💜💜✝️✝️😇😇⭐️⭐️🙏🙏👍👍✈️✈️
RIP Coach Grant today we lost a great one!
Bud Grant is truly a great man and a great football coach...but to show you how much different he was than Shula, I still remember Shula's press conference when he was introduced in Miami...Shula stepped to the podium and the first words out of his mouth was "I'm about as subtle as a punch in the face"...and he was, he pushed his team so hard that in Csonka's words "we had to win because the practices after a loss were just too brutal".
Wow, but still players must believe in your coaching
My Dad looks like he could be Bud Grant's twin brother - nearly the same age, striking resemblance, similar demeanor, Minnesota guys, the works.
On the fly. Fun and exciting.
Bud Grant May not be the greatest example of applying life’s principles and basic common sense to the human experiment but he is well ahead of whomever is number 2.
Best coach ever - I don't care if they lost four SBs - his priority was to do the best you can - and have a life too. Like Madden said - he's one of the greatest coach of all time and the one thing that separates him from the rest was he didn't let things get to him. Bud's quote was "it's over" - time to move on. Amazing man.
Bud don’t get cold, cold get Bud
I know right
Pete Carroll coached under Bud Grant during his last year, I wonder if he picked up this style from him.
What a great human being. wow.
I would have loved to have played for a man like Coach I totally agree with his philosophy on work ethic. More hours do not equate to better results. Obsessive behaviors never lead to healthy sustainable lives. It may lead to brief success but not long term healthy lives.
A different era...shame that's it's gone. You know, I never saw a Viking player under Bud Grant showboat. No grinding away in the endzone, no taunting. Do the job, win the game and go home. In fact, he had a rule that players weren't even allowed to spike the ball. The greatest contest that never happened was a stare down between Bud Grant and Tom Landry. The two most unemotional coaches that ever coached...but they both had class.
Remember the locker room sign "rookies get free Trkees at Lund's" during the NFL strike?
Classic! A great pop tactical joke.
Very well done
Hard to believe Coach outlived Steve Sabol.
We need to find the 1 person that disliked this
Packers fans
Probably one of those Demented-Ass Fudge Packers from Pork Bay.
Sadly, Fran Tarkenton lied from 3:12 to 3:44. Though Charlie West did return a punt 96 yards against the Washington Redskins, Fran Tarkenton was not there as it happened in 1968 when Tarkenton was playing for the New York Giants.
Why did Fran tell this lie ? 🤔
I noticed that too...I found it perplexing that Fran said that ...that was 1968
That was strange
Tarkenton didn't lie. A lie is a deliberate attempt to mis-lead. Tarkenton is not doing that here. He got confused about the chronology, mis-remembered a story about Bud that he had heard from someone who was there, got a wire crossed in his memory. Tark has led a fantastically busy and crowded life and it's perhaps not surprising that this would happen. It happens to everyone. It might happen someday to Al Dixon.
+B. Frost: Negative, Fran the Man blatantly lied. He clearly makes it sound as if he were there.
@@michaellorusso4912 He believed he was there. Memory is fallible; it does that to people as they age. You'll find out someday, if, by some miracale, you're fortunate enough to live that long.
I worked with his youngest boy, Dan. Great guy, and I think Harry and Pat had a lot to do that.
Interesting comparison with Andy Reid's mess.
I miss Bud...
He still living: had a garage sale few years ago
R.I.P. Coach Bud
Absolutely Loved this team and coach. Yeah they lost 4 Super bowls, won a bunch of NFC championships . Bud Grant appreciates this country, the current NFL doesn't. I haven't watched a game in 2 years because of the woke bs.
Rip Bud Grant
You know why Bill Belichick wins Super Bowl‘s, and Bud Grant didn’t, because Bill Belichick loose his mind and Bud Grant didn’t.
What a class act. In the 1970s I was a Viking fan living in Los Angeles. While I was disappointed the Vikes couldn't win the big one watching this I'm glad I liked them. Bud Grant with his demeanor is one reason he has lived well into his 90s. It's sad that today in pro football it's acceptable to be a cheat and a sore loser. Players and coaches alike in the 21st Century could learn a lot from him.
Bud continues to live on but the Vikings refuse to win a SB or even return to a SB.
Stoicism personified
He never timed a player. He would rather have a lion out there than a cheeta. RIP
❤️ bud grant( iceman )
How do you know it's cold outside? When Bud Grant is wearing long sleeves.
Bud grant;; original Mr Freeze
@@lloydkline1518 unfortunately the Super Bowl was Batman.
Nice channel!
Do you have the tribute video for the Matt Blair ring of honor in 2012?
I was wondering, you know how he made the players stand right for the national anthem. Did he make is players in Winnipeg do that too for the Canadian anthem?
He had only admiration for Canada his second home.
RIP
This is exactly why he lost all 4 super bowls.
When Bud Grant bought up land for hunting, no one other than he and his entourage were allowed to step foot on that land during hunting season. I get the advantage for him, but the spirit of hunting was a loss!!
Bud owns it, the taxes and improvements are at his expense including habitat improvements.
He can control safety and hunting ethics.
He is not maintaining it for the public usage. There is lots of other public land for would be hunters!.
There is more than enough public land for hunters, who do not want the expense of owning their own public land.
Bud Grant has nothing to apologize for in posting his land.
When trees are planted and conservation projects are provided for habitat improvement at landowners own time and expense, there is no obligation to provide the public hunting lands.
The public cuts ruts in the roads, leaves trash for owners to deal with, and other numerous careless actions including breakage and sometimes theft without regard to the owners.
I have experienced rows of 100 tree seedlings run over and broken off by off road vehicles after planting.
So, the public is simply not welcome.
THE MUSIC OF THESE OL BUD WORSHIPING NFL FILMS!! LIKE NAPOLEON AT AUSCHWITZ ....WOLFE AT THE PLAINS OF ABRAHAM....JOHN WAYNE AT THE LONGEST DAY!! BUD .....WORSHIPED HIS IDOLS HOWARD COSELL an# DANDY DON.....
Napoleon at Auschwitz?
And how many Super Bowls did he win?
+Russell Milan: Actually, the question is: How many Super Bowls did Russell Milam win ?
Minnesota viking won NFL championship in 1970; it was before the merger ;;Kansas city chief super 🏈 bowl season
12 division titles hey..let's not forget the "dregs" in NFC Central during BORING BUDS REIGN !!! GREEN BAY CHICAGO DETROIT!!
Yet it was called the “black and blue division…” probably for a very good reason. Didn’t matter who they played from 68-77 it took a special effort to beat Vikings. During dolphins perfect season thier most difficult game was Vikings. 16-14 There defense took no quarter and gave no quarter. Back then Alan page lived in backfields if they registered sacks he have the all time mark Three best DT I ever seen play Were Bob killed Alan page and Joe green. They were so good Aaron Donald doesn’t even make list! 😳
Get dog food, clean kennel, hunt,….ummm, maybe, perhaps that’s why he never won a championship.
Good man - that’s Bud.