Titans want part of bonus back
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To say that this shit is part of sport is like saying its cool for Mike Tyson to bite off ears...
That shit is not a part of sports, I've played sports...Sports is all about discipline, not the adverse of it...As wild as it may seem, football is more about control than any sport...Every player that has been great could probably be described as having a cool head...
AH weight fucking 400 pounds...He could have ended that mans career...What part of that is acceptable..? In a game where you can already and probably be fucked up for life, dude gave him 30+ stitches..? Shid...He lucky dude don't pull a last boy scout on his ass and drop a slug in his ass for that dumb shit...
This ain't the first time dude lost his head...
That shit is not a part of sports, I've played sports...Sports is all about discipline, not the adverse of it...As wild as it may seem, football is more about control than any sport...Every player that has been great could probably be described as having a cool head...
AH weight fucking 400 pounds...He could have ended that mans career...What part of that is acceptable..? In a game where you can already and probably be fucked up for life, dude gave him 30+ stitches..? Shid...He lucky dude don't pull a last boy scout on his ass and drop a slug in his ass for that dumb shit...
This ain't the first time dude lost his head...
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He's been like this since he left Tennessee, and it even started there...Dude's shit is well documented, but kept under wraps...
Walker shook his head when asked about a 2000 incident in which Haynesworth, upset with Vols offensive tackle Will Ofenheusle, returned after practice, toting a long metal pipe and seeking out his teammate. That was, some former college teammates acknowledged, just one of several incidents in Haynesworth's campus career that shook them.
http://tinyurl.com/jje83
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http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/6029430
Walker shook his head when asked about a 2000 incident in which Haynesworth, upset with Vols offensive tackle Will Ofenheusle, returned after practice, toting a long metal pipe and seeking out his teammate. That was, some former college teammates acknowledged, just one of several incidents in Haynesworth's campus career that shook them.
http://tinyurl.com/jje83
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http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/6029430
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Ok, I have less sympathy...But still, dude plays passionately and has some control problems...Don't wish him to hell...
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Not wishing him to hell, lol, but this shouldn't have happened...Unless he's fucking retarded, he should know not to behave like a bitch when some guy is whipping his ass on the field...
In college, he came BACK to the fieldhouse to try and whip a teammates ass...Man, that is crazy...I have heard of teammates fighting, but this is ridiculous...
This ain't spittin' in the face, or celebrating on the center star...Dude stomped on another mans face and could have cost him a game and or his vision...
How much would you accept in payment for someone to almost blind you..?
In college, he came BACK to the fieldhouse to try and whip a teammates ass...Man, that is crazy...I have heard of teammates fighting, but this is ridiculous...
This ain't spittin' in the face, or celebrating on the center star...Dude stomped on another mans face and could have cost him a game and or his vision...
How much would you accept in payment for someone to almost blind you..?
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QUOTE(AYHJA @ Oct 7 2006, 03:31 PM) To say that this shit is part of sport is like saying its cool for Mike Tyson to bite off ears...
That shit is not a part of sports, I've played sports...Sports is all about discipline, not the adverse of it...As wild as it may seem, football is more about control than any sport...Every player that has been great could probably be described as having a cool head...
AH weight fucking 400 pounds...He could have ended that mans career...What part of that is acceptable..? In a game where you can already and probably be fucked up for life, dude gave him 30+ stitches..? Shid...He lucky dude don't pull a last boy scout on his ass and drop a slug in his ass for that dumb shit...
This ain't the first time dude lost his head...
I agree.
If you smack some kid's head in down the back of the primary school, you get sent to the headmasters office.
If you get stuck into a co-worker at work, you get the sack.
If you knock the mug of some fella on the street, you end up in the slammer.
Contact sport or no contact sport, whatever the sport may be, there's no justified reason to smash the shit out of someone on the field just because you got some problems. Would it be okay to whack the opposition with your 5-iron on the green at the golf tournament? Just as okay as poking your finger up some bloke's arse while he's tackling you or tearing a whole in the side requiring 30 stitches or busting a cap up his arse...
Now, this following statement may seem hypocritical, but somehow I feel that, and only in this case, that it's neceessary for the players to have an all-in brawl during an NRL State of Origin match. It just doesn't have the magic & atmosphere without it. The tension, the rivalry, the territoriality, the frustration to beat the opposite side, one state versus the other.
That shit is not a part of sports, I've played sports...Sports is all about discipline, not the adverse of it...As wild as it may seem, football is more about control than any sport...Every player that has been great could probably be described as having a cool head...
AH weight fucking 400 pounds...He could have ended that mans career...What part of that is acceptable..? In a game where you can already and probably be fucked up for life, dude gave him 30+ stitches..? Shid...He lucky dude don't pull a last boy scout on his ass and drop a slug in his ass for that dumb shit...
This ain't the first time dude lost his head...
I agree.
If you smack some kid's head in down the back of the primary school, you get sent to the headmasters office.
If you get stuck into a co-worker at work, you get the sack.
If you knock the mug of some fella on the street, you end up in the slammer.
Contact sport or no contact sport, whatever the sport may be, there's no justified reason to smash the shit out of someone on the field just because you got some problems. Would it be okay to whack the opposition with your 5-iron on the green at the golf tournament? Just as okay as poking your finger up some bloke's arse while he's tackling you or tearing a whole in the side requiring 30 stitches or busting a cap up his arse...
Now, this following statement may seem hypocritical, but somehow I feel that, and only in this case, that it's neceessary for the players to have an all-in brawl during an NRL State of Origin match. It just doesn't have the magic & atmosphere without it. The tension, the rivalry, the territoriality, the frustration to beat the opposite side, one state versus the other.
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QUOTE(Lost Ghost @ Oct 11 2006, 12:28 AM) Huh?
Indeed... /blink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":blink:" border="0" alt="blink.gif" />
Indeed... /blink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":blink:" border="0" alt="blink.gif" />
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