Who's proverbial "head on a platter" do you want?

The chemistry was destroyed, our will was broken. Now, who takes the fall?

I say the man sitting on top, good ole Steve Kerr. Get him outta here.

I mean we have lost all sense of direction with his stupid moves. Why didn't we re-sign James Jones? Kurt Thomas? Why couldnt Steve Kerr let us get back to the playoffs with our nucleus intact for another shot? The Spurs(who we wouldv'e beat last year if it wasn't for biased officiating)didnt dump their team 2 years ago.  I tried to be upbeat about this Shaq deal, but I cant lie anymore. Probably one of the worst trades of all time.

I don't think just firing a coach like D'Antoni would get the Suns to the next level.

Kerr second guessed the team, the method, before he had even seen them in the playoffs. I have no idea why Kerr was even hired seeing as he played so long for the Spurs and obviously would be more biased toward the Pop method.

I say Sarver should go.  The guy is an amateur.  Ever since he bought out the team he has made one bone headed move after another.  <o:p> </o:p>

Trading Kurt for cash and giving away those draft picks.  I think the 2010 pick is even unprotected.  A move made purely for cash reasons.  I understand basketball is a business and you got to maximize your profit, but that hurt the team then, and I think it will in a couple of years.<o:p> </o:p>

Is there anyway to kick out an owner?  I think everyone on this team is expendable, with the exception of Amare, LB, Diaw and maybe Strawberry.  The only reason I say keep Diaw is the guy has so much potential and he showed what he can do in game 5.  I love Nash, but if someone makes an offer that is worth it, I say pull the trigger.  Nash only has one or two years of being a starting point gaurd left in him and it might not be such a bad idea to get something for him while we can.  But unless Shaq retires, we're stuck with him and his 20 mil.