I honestly do not know what to think of this group but I think it was a good idea by WWE to merge these three because they had absolutely nothing going for them. They just seem like three random people with three totally different gimmicks stuck together for no apparent reason. WWE doesn't have another stable so I see 3MB feuding with any tag team that is willing to job to get the stable over. McIntyre is really boring and is getting on my tits already with his ridiculous shrieking. The neighbours must have thought I was having sex again.
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Newest Stable in WWE - 3MB
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Still this. It's quite obvious they've just been thrown together due to them nothing for either guy, rather than them teaming up because they share similar personalities or whatever. The only similarities these 3 have is that they're all jobbers stuck together, that's about it. Saying that though Drew and Slater actually look like they somewhat fit, Mahal not so much while he's still rocking his turban.
I see it a lot on the net but still don't understand the love and sense of entitlement for Drew McIntyre.
Whats he ever done to warrant a big push or anything above what he's doing now? He was great in the Chamber last year and the tag team with Cody was pretty good but thats a small part of a largely boring career so far. Slater's been more entertaining this year than McIntyre ever has.
Whats he ever done to warrant a big push or anything above what he's doing now? He was great in the Chamber last year and the tag team with Cody was pretty good but thats a small part of a largely boring career so far. Slater's been more entertaining this year than McIntyre ever has.
J.O.B. Squad 2012. Fire Jinder Mahal and Heath Slater. Drew McIntyre's boring, but I'm willing to give him a chance.
At first it looked like a really lazy attempt at giving mid-carders something to do (and still is to an extent), but they've surprisingly fitted in well together as a group. They've also been given a fair amount of air time, which is good.
Hopefully they go from strength to strength. I've been a fan of Slater since his losing streak against the legends a few months back, and this might well be the first step into a brighter future for Drew McIntyre. At least I hope so anyway.
Hopefully they go from strength to strength. I've been a fan of Slater since his losing streak against the legends a few months back, and this might well be the first step into a brighter future for Drew McIntyre. At least I hope so anyway.
I've barely seen any of this seeing how I've watched virtually none of Raw for over a month, but Mahal just doesn't fit this to me. I can see Slater & McIntyre with rockstar gimmicks or whatever they're playing, but just looking at that picture Mahal seems to out of place.
I have no problem with them trying to give guys something to do but I agree with everyone else, Mahal just doesn't seem to fit. I don't mind him though.
Whats wrong with the new JOB Squad? You know for a site that constantly wishes for stables, they seem to always have their panties in a bunch for every new one WWE tries to create.
Middle card stable for guys with no direction is what got over these guys named Hardy and some guy named Bradshaw.
Middle card stable for guys with no direction is what got over these guys named Hardy and some guy named Bradshaw.
Just a thought, weren't Sandow and Rhodes thrown together because they had nothing else to do? I don't see anyone complaining about that.
Rhodes and Sandow actually have a future in the business and are worth persevering with, these three are nothing but job guys. There's nothing wrong with throwing guys together at all, so long as they're actually worth a damn. I just see no sense or logic in these three being together.
You make a valid point, but there's times before when guys have been thrown together and it's work. If I'm honest Team Hell No were one of the randomest pairings ever, I didn't think it would work, even though both guys are established and it worked. Kofi and Truth worked for a while too, as did Air Boom. You're right they are jobbers, and it is a bit lacking logic, but at least they have a group gimmick and a little direction to run with.