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Thanked your post just because of your avatar/sig combo. :chuckles:
DDJ7777
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Is he meeting you in the middle or something? He's probably located in New Orleans this time of year.
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Are you dropping Shurmer back where he came from on your way to pick Payton up..?
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Yes, and will you pick up Payton in a Chevy Cavalier for the lulz? Also, we're running low on beef jerky, mind making a pit stop? Any abandoned warehouses you can leave Colt in along the way?
Sean Payton and Joe Vitt are repeat offenders...
Goodell made it go away last time, not so much this go around.
These guys are lucky they aren't in court for a wrongful termination lawsuit in regards to the medical trainer being fired. The fact that that story was never a huge issue is a feather in the cap of Goodell, I guess.
Bounty-gate is small peanuts compared to a head coach stealing and asking for pain killers on a regular basis.
My overall point to football enthusiasts who think this punishment is ridiculously harsh, is to point out what actually happened.
Goodell gets to come off looking like a hard-ass against the bounty program, and it looks like Payton is serving hard time for being the head coach. If Payton was clean and didn't need Goodell to prevent a court case from coming against the league, the punishment would have been severe but not nearly as bad.
Joe Vitt took a nasty punishment too, and he's involved in vicodin-gate too.
Goodell made it go away last time, not so much this go around.
These guys are lucky they aren't in court for a wrongful termination lawsuit in regards to the medical trainer being fired. The fact that that story was never a huge issue is a feather in the cap of Goodell, I guess.
Bounty-gate is small peanuts compared to a head coach stealing and asking for pain killers on a regular basis.
My overall point to football enthusiasts who think this punishment is ridiculously harsh, is to point out what actually happened.
Goodell gets to come off looking like a hard-ass against the bounty program, and it looks like Payton is serving hard time for being the head coach. If Payton was clean and didn't need Goodell to prevent a court case from coming against the league, the punishment would have been severe but not nearly as bad.
Joe Vitt took a nasty punishment too, and he's involved in vicodin-gate too.
Shakalu M.D.
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I'm looking for a roommate.
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[video=youtube;fhnn9kbqQUA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=fhnn9kbqQUA[/video]
The funny thing is that you think he's talking about some kind of metaphor in the beginning. He sure as hell isn't though.
The funny thing is that you think he's talking about some kind of metaphor in the beginning. He sure as hell isn't though.
Triumph36
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how dumb do you have to be to say that sort of stuff with a filmmaker in the room?
seriously?
hell, how does a TEAM let a filmmaker in a room without forcing him to sign an nda or at least ensuring they have the right to approve all released audio or video?
seriously?
hell, how does a TEAM let a filmmaker in a room without forcing him to sign an nda or at least ensuring they have the right to approve all released audio or video?
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Even if the suspension isn't lifted on Williams, who is going to hire him to coach football on any level after this has been released? I think it's pretty safe to assume that no one is going to be interested in hiring Williams to represent their organization after they hear this speech.
I'd like to hear his speech before the Saints played the Vikings and Favre.
At first you think he's talking about stopping Frank Gore because he is the leader or "head" of the 49ers' offense. Then he says to target Frank Gore's head and injure it and you realize that he actually wants to take Frank Gore out of the game by taking heap shots at his head.
I'd like to hear his speech before the Saints played the Vikings and Favre.
At first you think he's talking about stopping Frank Gore because he is the leader or "head" of the 49ers' offense. Then he says to target Frank Gore's head and injure it and you realize that he actually wants to take Frank Gore out of the game by taking heap shots at his head.
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