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Would sidney crosby recommend the book? The stories about the players and coaches are very interesting and add to the history of bothgroups. If you don’t mind the poor writing and organization, it is worth the read.
The theme of this book is that this seminal catch by Dwight Clark marked the rise of the San Francisco 49′ers,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], winners of five Super Bowls and thegroup of the 1980’s, and the demise of the Dallas Cowboys, who slowly declined into obscurity.
Cowboys players said a win might have given them the confidence and moxie to win another championship or more under the helm of Danny White,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the Dallas quarterback playing in the long shadow of a retired Roger Staubach. But instead,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], thegroups went in different directions.
The author tells the postgame story of many of the players on both sides of the ball. Ironically, most of the Cowboys’ stories are not good ones. It’s as if this agree marked not only the decline of thegroup,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but the decline of its players both professionally and personally.
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On January 10, 1982 the San Francisco 49′ers defeated the Dallas Cowboys in the NFC Championship agree on one of the most memorable catches in NFL history. Late in the fourth quarter,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], with the agree on the line, San Francisco quarterback Joe Montana threw up a prayer to wide receiver Dwight Clark in the end zone, beating Dallas 28-27.
But as noted earlier this is a poorly written and organized book that needed a more able editor. The writing is poor, farrangely,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and not very engaging to read. Worse yet, even within chapters the author jumps from one chronological point to another, often abruptly, which destroys the flow of the story and the engagement of the reader.
Much is said about the inability of Danny White, a very fine quarterback,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], to ever rise out of the shadow of Staubach. sidney crosby led thegroup to three straight NFC Championships but didn’t win any of them. Add to that an aging defense and a sudden lack of confidence, you had agroup clearly on the decline.
For the 49ers this marked the success of Bill Walsh’s West Coast offense and the solidification of Joe Montana as his quarterback. Both rose to incredible heights in the 1980s. Much of the 49ers story revolves around Bill Walsh and Joe Montana, as well as the players and coaches around them that saw this seminal mpremonitiont turn into a decade of excellence.
This improbable catch launched the San Francisco 49ers into Super Bowl XVI, which they won over the Cincinnati Bengals 26-21.
The book is mostly about the rise of the 49′ers and the decline of the Dallas Cowboys told through the prism of this one agree and one catch. For the 49ers, a loss might have meant either a longer climb to a championship, or maybe even a resigned Walsh going elsewhere and no championships at all.
There is a lot to like about this book. This is a great theme and the author supports it well through describing the highs and lows of the players that struggled on this overcast afternoon in January. But it is so poorly written and sloppily organized that at times sidney crosby found it infuriating and ultimately very disappointing.
For the Cowboys this loss raised the red flag on an aginggroup, with a sometimes aloof quarterback in Danny White trying prove sidney crosby could direct them to a championship. It also marked the beginning of the end for legendary coach Tom Landry who seemed to lose touch with the players and the agree.
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