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  • Well this thread certainly took a left turn!

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Well this thread certainly took a left turn!

    WSS

    the dead horse got too bloody, slow night, had to do something.

    and i lied about not posting again...good thing too, i mistakenly left out pansexuals! oops! my mistake guys...errr girls....uh folks!

  • @sisky-fringo said:

    the dead horse got too bloody, slow night, had to do something.

    and i lied about not posting again...good thing too, i mistakenly left out pansexuals! oops! my mistake guys...errr girls....uh folks!

    But a Monosexual probably has the best arm
  • maybe, but analytics i saw predicted asexual as the future.

    that or shape-shifting lizards. sorry, i mean "Reptiles".

    fuck this PC shit, i take it back, carry on folks may the biggotting resume!!

  • @westside-steve said:

    But even still doesn't anybody wonder why Johnny would spend the time and effort to learn the system and make the great strides that he did? Something between that and the apparent purposeful insubordination must have happened.

    WSS

    I listened to Coughlins exit speech. He mentioned how Eli will be back in a couple of days starting to work on next season. And how Eli is alway 1st in and last to leave. Sounds pretty unfamiliar around here

    @flyingfooldoug said:

    I listened to Coughlins exit speech. He mentioned how Eli will be back in a couple of days starting to work on next season. And how Eli is alway 1st in and last to leave. Sounds pretty unfamiliar around here

    As fascinating as that might be to someone who gives a shit about Tom Coughlin or Eli Manning it has nothing to do with what I was asking.

    Apparently after the first season Fiasco Johnny worked very hard to turn his game around. Something must have happened to make him throw that away.

    I just wonder what that was.

    WSS

  • @westside-steve said:

    But even still doesn't anybody wonder why Johnny would spend the time and effort to learn the system and make the great strides that he did? Something between that and the apparent purposeful insubordination must have happened.

    WSS

    I listened to Coughlins exit speech. He mentioned how Eli will be back in a couple of days starting to work on next season. And how Eli is alway 1st in and last to leave. Sounds pretty unfamiliar around here

    @flyingfooldoug said:

    I listened to Coughlins exit speech. He mentioned how Eli will be back in a couple of days starting to work on next season. And how Eli is alway 1st in and last to leave. Sounds pretty unfamiliar around here

    Brian Hoyer ...

    But he was a "bad teammate" for not playing nicely with Mr. Shitshow.

    Z

  • @flyingfooldoug said:

    I listened to Coughlins exit speech. He mentioned how Eli will be back in a couple of days starting to work on next season. And how Eli is alway 1st in and last to leave. Sounds pretty unfamiliar around here

    As fascinating as that might be to someone who gives a shit about Tom Coughlin or Eli Manning it has nothing to do with what I was asking.

    Apparently after the first season Fiasco Johnny worked very hard to turn his game around. Something must have happened to make him throw that away.

    I just wonder what that was.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Something must have happened to make him throw that [a]way.

    I just wonder what that was.

    WSS

    well for starters his shoes are too big. i mean literally, it seriously hampered his footwork.

    Steve fwiw i still believe. get the damn kid some shoes that fit stupid Browns equipment mgr! was no doubt one of Farmer's friends trying to sabotage homeless guys pick, what a jerk.

  • @flyingfooldoug said:

    I listened to Coughlins exit speech. He mentioned how Eli will be back in a couple of days starting to work on next season. And how Eli is alway 1st in and last to leave. Sounds pretty unfamiliar around here

    As fascinating as that might be to someone who gives a shit about Tom Coughlin or Eli Manning it has nothing to do with what I was asking.

    Apparently after the first season Fiasco Johnny worked very hard to turn his game around. Something must have happened to make him throw that away.

    I just wonder what that was.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    As fascinating as that might be to someone who gives a shit about Tom Coughlin or Eli Manning it has nothing to do with what I was asking.

    Apparently after the first season Fiasco Johnny worked very hard to turn his game around. Something must have happened to make him throw that away.

    I just wonder what that was.

    That's simple dude. He fell off the wagon..

  • @flyingfooldoug said:

    I listened to Coughlins exit speech. He mentioned how Eli will be back in a couple of days starting to work on next season. And how Eli is alway 1st in and last to leave. Sounds pretty unfamiliar around here

    Brian Hoyer ...

    But he was a "bad teammate" for not playing nicely with Mr. Shitshow.

    Z

    Zombo said:

    Brian Hoyer ...

    But he was a "bad teammate" for not playing nicely with Mr. Shitshow.

    Z

    I liked Hoyer and feel he got run off for being honest.

  • Zombo said:

    Brian Hoyer ...

    But he was a "bad teammate" for not playing nicely with Mr. Shitshow.

    Z

    I liked Hoyer and feel he got run off for being honest.

    @flyingfooldoug said:

    I liked Hoyer and feel he got run off for being honest.

    He worked his ass off for this team and was rewarded by being replaced by a midget alcoholic that didn't know the playbook, shit on the team and blew off the end of season two years in a row.

    So there's that.

    Z

  • Not that Hoyer is elite ( he isn't ), but I'd be pretty pissed too if I was busting my ass and playing my balls off to get replaced by a midget who doesn't give a damn about Cleveland or football.

  • @westside-steve said:

    As fascinating as that might be to someone who gives a shit about Tom Coughlin or Eli Manning it has nothing to do with what I was asking.

    Apparently after the first season Fiasco Johnny worked very hard to turn his game around. Something must have happened to make him throw that away.

    I just wonder what that was.

    That's simple dude. He fell off the wagon..

    @flyingfooldoug said:

    @westside-steve said:

    As fascinating as that might be to someone who gives a shit about Tom Coughlin or Eli Manning it has nothing to do with what I was asking.

    Apparently after the first season Fiasco Johnny worked very hard to turn his game around. Something must have happened to make him throw that away.

    I just wonder what that was.

    That's simple dude. He fell off the wagon..

    So you believe that it is an actual addiction to alcohol?

    I don't buy that, even though anything is possible.

    We assume that there were some in Berea on his side and some who were not.

    By the time the Las Vegas turd dropped into the punch bowl it had to be apparent inside the building who was on his way out of town.

    WSS

  • @flyingfooldoug said:

    @westside-steve said:

    As fascinating as that might be to someone who gives a shit about Tom Coughlin or Eli Manning it has nothing to do with what I was asking.

    Apparently after the first season Fiasco Johnny worked very hard to turn his game around. Something must have happened to make him throw that away.

    I just wonder what that was.

    That's simple dude. He fell off the wagon..

    So you believe that it is an actual addiction to alcohol?

    I don't buy that, even though anything is possible.

    We assume that there were some in Berea on his side and some who were not.

    By the time the Las Vegas turd dropped into the punch bowl it had to be apparent inside the building who was on his way out of town.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    ame="flyingfooldoug" post="567071" timestamp="1452172562"]

    So you believe that it is an actual addiction to alcohol?

    I don't buy that, even though anything is possible.

    We assume that there were some in Berea on his side and some who were not.

    By the time the Las Vegas turd dropped into the punch bowl it had to be apparent inside the building who was on his way out of town.

    WSS

    I'm just going by his dad saying the kid has a drinking problem. And his ex coach/roommate/sponser that stated he can't be around alcohol. When he was with John, John did well. Johnny booted him, started drinking again and the next thing you see is Billy. If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, flies like a duck and looks like a duck, I call it a duck.

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  • Not that Hoyer is elite ( he isn't ), but I'd be pretty pissed too if I was busting my ass and playing my balls off to get replaced by a midget who doesn't give a damn about Cleveland or football.

    @bbedward said:

    was busting my ass and playing my balls off to get replaced by a midget who doesn't give a damn about Cleveland or football.

    i wonder if billy vegas ever made that apparent while being amongst his 'peers'?

    also wonder what that first meeting of the 2 first round draft picks was like. were both manziel and gilbert planning on Fing the browns or did one kinda steer the wagon? i remember the after the draft presser and they both seemed eerily similar in their false bravado.

    perfumed ponces.

  • @flyingfooldoug said:

    @westside-steve said:

    As fascinating as that might be to someone who gives a shit about Tom Coughlin or Eli Manning it has nothing to do with what I was asking.

    Apparently after the first season Fiasco Johnny worked very hard to turn his game around. Something must have happened to make him throw that away.

    I just wonder what that was.

    That's simple dude. He fell off the wagon..

    So you believe that it is an actual addiction to alcohol?

    I don't buy that, even though anything is possible.

    We assume that there were some in Berea on his side and some who were not.

    By the time the Las Vegas turd dropped into the punch bowl it had to be apparent inside the building who was on his way out of town.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    ame="flyingfooldoug" post="567071" timestamp="1452172562"]

    So you believe that it is an actual addiction to alcohol?

    I don't buy that, even though anything is possible.

    We assume that there were some in Berea on his side and some who were not.

    By the time the Las Vegas turd dropped into the punch bowl it had to be apparent inside the building who was on his way out of town.

    WSS

    And??

    THAT makes it OK for the starting QB to fly out of town before his teammates get ready to play a rivalry game and skip a treatment meeting?

    I haven't been following along here real closely, but ... Your are still not defending this guy are you?

    I mean if it's the alcohol, you cut bait but you hope for the best ... if he's just a petulant shithead you hope he never plays in this league again.

    We didn't change owners ... we didn't change teammates ... do you think there is anyone left in the organization that trusts this guy?

    Zombo

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  • I don't think it is a done deal the Cowboys would even want Manziel after this latest incident along with everything else that has gone down with Manziel since his time in Cleveland. What team would want the circus for an unproven qb? What team wants this kind of distraction? I think Manziel might have a hard time finding another NFL club who will take him.

  • @westside-steve said:

    Rumor has it he's well liked among some other players. Who knows?

    There will always be an element that likes his fun personality and "celebrity", but as is the case here, they will mostly be young guys... or old farts in a skirt... 😉

    @sisky-fringo said:

    put anyone under a microscope...

    lo-fuckin-l... frisky... dude... you have to be Helen fuckin' Keller at this point to not see...

    @tour2ma said:

    There will always be an element that likes his fun personality and "celebrity", but as is the case here, they will mostly be young guys... or old farts in a skirt... 😉

    lo-fuckin-l... frisky... dude... you have to be Helen fuckin' Keller at this point to not see...

    Well it's important to be popular among the young players. The ones that will come together and gel as a team as time goes by. If, in fact, any staff or bunch of players got more than 18 months together.

    As for the old guys collecting a retirement check?

    WSS

  • ^^ nice lol

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    @sisky-fringo said:

    ^^ nice lol

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    Wheres the puppy?..lol