Gil Thorp by Henry Barajas and Rachel Merrill for October 01, 2012

Steve must go to Marty Moon’s barber.

And this is why I wouldn’t play football in high school – a bunch of sociopaths to who it was not just a game.

uh-oh! I foresee some running in their future!

P1- The aliens have made contact with Steve-O.

That art work in P1 looks a little deceptive. It almost appears as if Steve has regrown the missing limb.

I like Gil’s experiment of turning over the O-line to a guy who’s never coached a minute in his life. He figures Moon won’t rip a vet on the air if they can’t move the ball. So, shortly I expect huge holes created and TDs galore. Coach-em-up Gil, the Genius of Milford.

Of course he wants immediate action. After all, this is the guy who was moping in his bedroom who turns into an overnight golf success story. David feherty will be on his doorstep shortly.

That poor player in P2 can spell the booze breath that Coach Steve reeks of after an all weekend, post defeat bender.

Looks like Gil followed the White Sox. Put a guy in charge with no experience.

Good to see Steve is getting his confidence back!

Steve’s big problem is that he can’t signal “touchdown.”

Steve appears to have a lot of pent up rage in him. Hmm, can’t imagine why though. I thought Gil’s golf experiment cured him of all his ills.

Steve is going to go Woody Hayes by halftime, and break his arm in the process, after laying out a 10th-grade receiver with a Night Tain Lane forearm to the throat. Gil gives him an atta-boy.

I could see a Patton moment soon in coming. Player takes big hit and Doc says he can’t continue, Steve slaps him with clipboard and puts Gil into rough spot about what to do.

Why dispute the idea that if your best wasn’t good enough, then maybe you need to work harder? So far he hasn’t done anything crazy.

Does any of the teams Milford play shoot a cannon off when they score a touchdown? I could see some PTSD-related articles coming up soon….