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  • Money seeking hoes.

    "You planning on having a long relationship with that glass or are you going to drink it? Drink up, man. Maybe we can get another.” - Janis Joplin, 1970.

  • Money hungery people. He never touched them and they are suing. I could counter it with a defamation lawsuit.

  • Clubs + Athletes = Trouble

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  • Don't know if anyone looked at the court documents on that link but why does all of his relatives live with him? Time to give them the boot if you can ask me. I remember having a bunch of roommates and sometimes its cool and other times you have a bunch of people just hanging out that you hardly know. If I had to guess on what the situation was I would say there are a lot of people that may end up causing nothing but trouble.

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  • S Spinpoint

    Clubs + Athletes = Trouble

    @spinpoint said:

    Clubs + Athletes = Trouble

    Women = trouble.

    Sometimes I think a hooker may be underappreciated.

  • It doesnt matter who he has living with him. It is his property and he was not happy with the way the people acted at his house. He told them to leave and they did not with out being typical loud mouth ho's. This will be dismissed.

  • cambridgehoC cambridgeho

    It doesnt matter who he has living with him. It is his property and he was not happy with the way the people acted at his house. He told them to leave and they did not with out being typical loud mouth ho's. This will be dismissed.

    @cambridgeho said:

    It doesnt matter who he has living with him.

    I disagree.The more mo fo's that hang around the more trouble. He's a black rich athlete.I'm sure there are a lot of people with their hands out.

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  • I saw a documentry on ESPN about football players.Not all players are as rich as people think,except for the fortunate people that have big contracts.A good majority are broke after there playing days.It seems these stars live above there means,and bad investments seem to go hand and hand.The recurring theme seemed to be relatives asking for handouts.I wish I knew the name of the show because it was so interesting to watch.Another recurring theme was medical bills,as a result of getting pounded for years.

    Remember when DA was with Cleveland.He has paid league minimum,which I believe is 300,000 thousand.Take out agent fees,and taxes,and I wouldn't call that rich.

    Nothing wrong with helping your family,I would,but I sure as hell wouldn't let them live in my house.Time to give them the boot Trent.

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  • S Spinpoint

    I saw a documentry on ESPN about football players.Not all players are as rich as people think,except for the fortunate people that have big contracts.A good majority are broke after there playing days.It seems these stars live above there means,and bad investments seem to go hand and hand.The recurring theme seemed to be relatives asking for handouts.I wish I knew the name of the show because it was so interesting to watch.Another recurring theme was medical bills,as a result of getting pounded for years.

    Remember when DA was with Cleveland.He has paid league minimum,which I believe is 300,000 thousand.Take out agent fees,and taxes,and I wouldn't call that rich.

    Nothing wrong with helping your family,I would,but I sure as hell wouldn't let them live in my house.Time to give them the boot Trent.

    @spinpoint said:

    I saw a documentry on ESPN about football players.Not all players are as rich as people think,except for the fortunate people that have big contracts.A good majority are broke after there playing days.It seems these stars live above there means,and bad investments seem to go hand and hand.The recurring theme seemed to be relatives asking for handouts.I wish I knew the name of the show because it was so interesting to watch.Another recurring theme was medical bills,as a result of getting pounded for years.

    Remember when DA was with Cleveland.He has paid league minimum,which I believe is 300,000 thousand.Take out agent fees,and taxes,and I wouldn't call that rich.

    Nothing wrong with helping your family,I would,but I sure as hell would'nt let them live in my house.Time to give them the boot Trent.

    ESPN films 30 for 30 "broke"

    Kind of what I'm relating all of this too.

  • WE MUST PROTECT THIS HOUSE!

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  • S Spinpoint

    I saw a documentry on ESPN about football players.Not all players are as rich as people think,except for the fortunate people that have big contracts.A good majority are broke after there playing days.It seems these stars live above there means,and bad investments seem to go hand and hand.The recurring theme seemed to be relatives asking for handouts.I wish I knew the name of the show because it was so interesting to watch.Another recurring theme was medical bills,as a result of getting pounded for years.

    Remember when DA was with Cleveland.He has paid league minimum,which I believe is 300,000 thousand.Take out agent fees,and taxes,and I wouldn't call that rich.

    Nothing wrong with helping your family,I would,but I sure as hell wouldn't let them live in my house.Time to give them the boot Trent.

    @spinpoint said:

    I saw a documentry on ESPN about football players.Not all players are as rich as people think,except for the fortunate people that have big contracts.A good majority are broke after there playing days.It seems these stars live above there means,and bad investments seem to go hand and hand.The recurring theme seemed to be relatives asking for handouts.I wish I knew the name of the show because it was so interesting to watch.Another recurring theme was medical bills,as a result of getting pounded for years.

    Remember when DA was with Cleveland.He has paid league minimum,which I believe is 300,000 thousand.Take out agent fees,and taxes,and I wouldn't call that rich.

    Nothing wrong with helping your family,I would,but I sure as hell wouldn't let them live in my house.Time to give them the boot Trent.

    Back then? Take out 10% (I believe the standard agent cut is 5%) I could live on $270 K quite comfortably. FYI, here's an interesting table- the league minimum is now over $400,000, and slides up to over $900,000 if you can last 10 seasons. Problem is a lot of those guys think the gravy train is never going to end, and once their playing days are over, they've squandered a fortune.

    NFL salaries

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  • Black people

    I'm awesome, and I fuck dolphins. Ghoolie 12/2/2012: I have absolutely no skills, training or pride

  • don't want to classify all these people we are talking about in the same category BUT when these kids come from broken families and have nothing but friends to support them....well THEY might and usually do support these people or their 'entourage' for life thinking that they owe these people.

    look at MC hammer. had one of the most selling songs in history and is broke as a dead beat dad.

    can't touch this....bank account.

  • Every year after the Draft and before the start of 2 a days the NFL collects all these young players for the Somposium [i spelled that wrong].One more example of someone who maybe didn't get it.

  • hoortaH hoorta

    @spinpoint said:

    I saw a documentry on ESPN about football players.Not all players are as rich as people think,except for the fortunate people that have big contracts.A good majority are broke after there playing days.It seems these stars live above there means,and bad investments seem to go hand and hand.The recurring theme seemed to be relatives asking for handouts.I wish I knew the name of the show because it was so interesting to watch.Another recurring theme was medical bills,as a result of getting pounded for years.

    Remember when DA was with Cleveland.He has paid league minimum,which I believe is 300,000 thousand.Take out agent fees,and taxes,and I wouldn't call that rich.

    Nothing wrong with helping your family,I would,but I sure as hell wouldn't let them live in my house.Time to give them the boot Trent.

    Back then? Take out 10% (I believe the standard agent cut is 5%) I could live on $270 K quite comfortably. FYI, here's an interesting table- the league minimum is now over $400,000, and slides up to over $900,000 if you can last 10 seasons. Problem is a lot of those guys think the gravy train is never going to end, and once their playing days are over, they've squandered a fortune.

    NFL salaries

    @hoorta said:

    Back then? Take out 10% (I believe the standard agent cut is 5%) I could live on $270 K quite comfortably. FYI, here's an interesting table- the league minimum is now over $400,000, and slides up to over $900,000 if you can last 10 seasons. Problem is a lot of those guys think the gravy train is never going to end, and once their playing days are over, they've squandered a fortune.

    NFL salaries

    It's all relative.The more money you make,the more you spend.How many football players pay off there parents house? Quite a few surprisingly.Add all the people that come out of the woodwork,and your new sports car,because that will be your next purchase,and a house,eventually.Oh,and lets not forget the diamond studs for your ears and gold teeth.These guys are young,and have money.Women will be all over that for sure! I couldn't even guess the price on that one! You just went from comfortable,to I hope I don't get injured.

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  • Baby daddys gotta get paid once junior signs on the dotted line, ya.

  • Trent Richardson won’t be prosecuted for assault that resulted in lawsuit

    Posted by Mike Florio on May 19, 2013, 9:44 AM EDT
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    After two women sued Browns running backTrent Richardson for allegations that heinstigated their assault outside his home in December 2012, some pointed to the absence of criminal charges as proof that Richardson is blameless.

    At the time, a representative of the Lorain County Sheriff’s Office explained that the alleged victims had not cooperated with the investigation. (Their lawyer disagreed.) Now, a prosecutor has confirmed that there will be no charges, absent additional information.

    According to the Morning Journal, Elyria City Prosecutor Matt Mishak said that, due to conflicting statements, there was no probable cause to arrest Richardson. Mishak added that, absent new evidence, charges are unlikely.

    Meanwhile, the lawsuit against Richardson was transferred from Cuyahoga County to Lorain County, a move that presumably occurred at the request of Richardson’s lawyers. It’s part of the games lawyers play as they try to position cases so they’ll be heard by judges and/or juries deemed to be more favorable.

    The absence of criminal charges has no impact on a civil lawsuit, which is subject to a far lower standard of proof and can be filed without meeting any initial burdens like probable cause.

  • nothing good happens after midnite out at da clubs.

    don't like or watch nascar but respect dale earnhardt jr. built his own club in his basement so if he and his friends want to get fucked up they just party down there and people can spend the nite.

    the idea that these new million dollar players gotta be out on the scene and even open they're selves up for trouble is beyond belief.

    i guess that's what majoring in sports medicine gets you.

  • miktoxicM miktoxic

    nothing good happens after midnite out at da clubs.

    don't like or watch nascar but respect dale earnhardt jr. built his own club in his basement so if he and his friends want to get fucked up they just party down there and people can spend the nite.

    the idea that these new million dollar players gotta be out on the scene and even open they're selves up for trouble is beyond belief.

    i guess that's what majoring in sports medicine gets you.

    @miktoxic said:

    nothing good happens after midnite out at da clubs.

    don't like or watch nascar but respect dale earnhardt jr. built his own club in his basement so if he and his friends want to get fucked up they just party down there and people can spend the nite.

    the idea that these new million dollar players gotta be out on the scene and even open they're selves up for trouble is beyond belief.

    i guess that's what majoring in sports medicine gets you.

    A. I think it said that this supposedly took place outside TRs residence....so apparently he was not out at a club.

    B. Clearly profit motivated by these women.

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