A similar post could be written about Red's NY contemporary, Gil Hodges. I've never heard a member of the '69 Mets who didn't revere him. Tom Seaver still gets a little mistyeyed whenever he describes Gil's influence on him.But, you might wonder, isn't there a joblessness problem in most of these cities? Nothing a little "reform of labour markets" and free trade can't fix. Besides, cities, they explain, have "social strategies, formal or informal". I'm pretty sure that means people whose "social strategies" used to involve growing and catching their own food can now cling to life by selling broken pens at intersections, or perhaps by dealing drugs.

It's a long term plan but it will probably work better than what we've been doing for the last 17 years. Which is dumping our QB and coach every 2 years. This team has so many needs and QB is not the most pressing.I was naive. I not blaming anybody but myself. But these other guys should have been a