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"Isiah is a disgrace to professional sports. An ignorant, racist, sexist pig who doesn't know shyte about basketball team management. And he's a wuss to boot. get rid of his sorry arse ASAP.
Well said! Enough about this loser!
To the NFL execs or Referee committee: Your fans like this guy cause he's fair and does his job well. He's one of your all time best at what he does. Act like men and stand behind him.
Malone's a bum. While you're proclaiming him a god, use a spellchecker for your "Actuelly...useless imput" comments. You spell like you're from Arkansas, just like Malone.
Look at ANY film footage of Malone and you'll see him kicking at his opponents when he jumps up. For rebounds, going for a loose ball, whatever, whenever, he used his legs as lethal weapons and many an opponent still carry the scars. Was it against the rules? I guess not as the NBA never did anything about it. But he caused many an injury.
I'm glad the thug doesn't play anymore. Let him stay on the farm and beat up on his pigs!
1. Brian Williams ignoring it (like the primetime pro he is)
2 Jenna's eyes and body language changes bigtime (can't deny that)
3. The words being repeated "count...count...count" (back at the home studio)
Get the "can't win it all, blame your team, pretty boy" off primetime please!
pw | 08/14/08, 08:25 AM
Second best comment, except I might have said: must have worn himself out waving to his fans!
BTW; $20 million will sure get my attention. Heck, a couple of game tickets will get my attention!
yep it looks like we're building up for the new season!
1. A worker makes millions in salary from his employer. The worker announces his retirement, has a big going away party on TV, then leaves on his jet. The employer prepares for the future as they must do.
2. The worker changes his mind about retirement and wants to work again. The employer prepares to welcome him back. At the last minute, the worker changes his mind about retirement and says no I'm retiring. The employer moves on as they must do.
3. The worker changes his mind again about retirement and says I want to go back to work...in my old job with no questions asked. The employer says we can't do that cause we've moved on. But we'll pay you a severance of $20 million. The worker turns down the $20 million offer.
4. The worker then rides to the worksite on his jet. Under pressure, the employer now says okay he can work, but they need a committment from him just like before. The worker won't commit. Meanwhile all the other workers in the company are sweating and putting in lots of overtime hours in the hottest part of the job.
All I can say before I leave the house is: I wish me, a common working man like those who are reading this, had a company that would pay me millions over the years, then offer me millions to stay retired!
Now can anybody disagree with that statement?
Rodgers looses because he will never match up to the Favre legend. Every pass incompletion will be compared to Favre. Every loss will be blamed on him. He would have to win two Super Bowls before he could come out of Favre's shadow. He will be judged harshly for everything he does. All for being the guy who follows Favre.
Favre looses his credibility with the fans as people are tired of the "I'm playing...I'm retiring...I'm playing" BS every year. And Favre looses because he won't end his career in a Green Bay uniform (as he should). He gets to run on the field again and hear some more cheers, but he has lost the respect of many fans.
Green Bay looses because they're now the folks who ran Favre out of town. They paid this guy millions and millions of dollars, made him who he is, but now they're the bad guys. Amazing! Green Bay will have a down season and get blamed for it. And Favre will find a way to put them down when he becomes a TV analyst in a year or two (in a subtle way of course).
So who wins? The new team owner that gets Favre. Why? Because he'll sell tickets for them. They'll win a few games and get a feel good story for a season or two. But they won't win any NFC or AFC Championship and not the Super Bowl. But hey, they'll sell extra tickets and that will pad the owners pocket books ($$$).
So what could have ended up a feel good story with Favre becoming a big shot in the Packers organization and riding on his career has turned off many, many fans. Just like Montana and the other greats who couldn't stop playing and played for loosing teams their last season. Favre should have rode into the $20 million dollar sunset with his image intact!
No, I want to play some more.
No, I want to retire.
No, I want to play some more.
No, I want to blame the General Manager.
Now I want to play elsewhere.
Now I want to blame the club that paid me millions$$$.
As for Finley, he has most likely played his last game for the Spurs. That is unless they don't pick up anyone for that position. If Finley does stay, he will play less minutes than he has.
Brent Barry is a free agent and most likely will not be a Spur next season. He will probably be with the Rockets, although he will be pursued by a few teams for his three point shooting ability.
I'm sure that the Spurs will make every effort to Maggette. I sure hope so.
Go Spurs Go!
Go Cowboys!
As for Millen, the common man wouldn't be able to screw up and keep his job the way Millen has. Lions are and will be at the bottom of the barrel.