The way I see it, is football is two things. It's a business to coaches (and old miss players) and it's a competition for players and fans.
If you want to look at it from both perspectives;
1) it was a job to Mullen. I'm sure he enjoyed it at times and it impacted his personal life, but ultimately it came down to a job......and we hired him to do a job. He did it well. Better than anyone else ever has here. And we paid him fairly. More than fairly tbh. We gave him a chance. He was an assistant. We paid him well and treated him like a king......and he returned dividends. It was a good investment for us......we both mutually benefitted.....and I appreciate what he did.
2) now for the fans and players it's a competition. And he went to a direct competitor...we don't owe him any loyalty. And he doesn't owe us any. Remember the business side above. We both helped each other and we both came out great. The business relationship is over. Again I appreciate it, but you now work for my competitive enemy. You are leading them against us.
He has a job to do somewhere else...
Being a team we compete against, that means we need to make his job harder.
Can't wait to see him again in Vegas. let's strap them on
THIS^^^^^^