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Goodell's Propaganda Machine Hard At Work - Gayle Sayers Embarrasses himself over Bountygate
this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Maybe he should join the lawsuit(s) against the NFL - apparently he can't grasp the facts and had one too many concussions. Wonder if the old Raiders team targeted players - the league sure has played enough replays showing them ...
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Maybe he should join the lawsuit(s) against the NFL - apparently he can't grasp the facts and had one too many concussions.
Wonder if the old Raiders team targeted players - the league sure has played enough replays showing them pushing players back to the turf. The whole "bounty" issue is a CULTURE created and promoted by the league... OK.. Maybe I had a bit too much Saki' tonight, but this is just getting stupid. |
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08-09-2012, 05:06 PM
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Re: Goodell's Propaganda Machine Hard At Work - Gayle Sayers Embarrasses himself over Bountygate
Originally Posted by TXGSP
maybe... Tatum had a book called Call Me Assassin, but gee, that could mean anything...
and I guess Gale forgot that Butkus was on his team |
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