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Sac D · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 24

From ESPN:

A spokesperson for Sen. Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania said Tuesday that
Specter's staff is working to finalize a meeting early next week with NFL
commissioner Roger Goodell to discuss the Spygate controversy.

Specter also has said he might be interested in speaking with Patriots
quarterback Tom Brady to determine if Brady benefited from any illegally
gathered material. Specter's spokesperson indicated Tuesday that the first
step will be the session with Goodell, adding that Brady could be contacted
depending on the outcome of the first meeting.

LET'S HOPE HE ALSO ASKS BRADY (UNDER OATH) IF IT WAS A FUMBLE. Hehhehe...
perjury can be costly.
-Sac D-

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R. J. Salvi · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 26

"Sac D" wrote in message @comcast.com...
> From ESPN:
>
> A spokesperson for Sen. Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania said Tuesday that
> Specter's staff is working to finalize a meeting early next week with NFL
> commissioner Roger Goodell to discuss the Spygate controversy.
>
> Specter also has said he might be interested in speaking with Patriots
> quarterback Tom Brady to determine if Brady benefited from any illegally
> gathered material. Specter's spokesperson indicated Tuesday that the first
> step will be the session with Goodell, adding that Brady could be
> contacted depending on the outcome of the first meeting.
>
> LET'S HOPE HE ALSO ASKS BRADY (UNDER OATH) IF IT WAS A FUMBLE.
> Hehhehe... perjury can be costly.

Of course it was a fumble!

Having said that, I think Specter should keep his nose out of the NFL. It
stopped being "for love of the game" a long time ago. This sounds like
nothing more than posturing -- like steroids -- and nothing fruitful is
likely to come of it. Make no mistake, I have no love (respect yes, love no)
for the Pats, but even less love for a politician grandstanding. fwiw...

--
RJ

Sac D · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 24

"R. J. Salvi" wrote in message $5K1.5508@newssvr12.news.prodigy.net...
> "Sac D" wrote in message
> @comcast.com...
>> From ESPN:
>>
>> A spokesperson for Sen. Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania said Tuesday that
>> Specter's staff is working to finalize a meeting early next week with NFL
>> commissioner Roger Goodell to discuss the Spygate controversy.
>>
>> Specter also has said he might be interested in speaking with Patriots
>> quarterback Tom Brady to determine if Brady benefited from any illegally
>> gathered material. Specter's spokesperson indicated Tuesday that the
>> first step will be the session with Goodell, adding that Brady could be
>> contacted depending on the outcome of the first meeting.
>>
>> LET'S HOPE HE ALSO ASKS BRADY (UNDER OATH) IF IT WAS A FUMBLE. Hehhehe...
>> perjury can be costly.
>
> Of course it was a fumble!
>
> Having said that, I think Specter should keep his nose out of the NFL. It
> stopped being "for love of the game" a long time ago. This sounds like
> nothing more than posturing -- like steroids -- and nothing fruitful is
> likely to come of it. Make no mistake, I have no love (respect yes, love
> no) for the Pats, but even less love for a politician grandstanding.
> fwiw...
>

I don't mind if they keep messing with the Patriots... if nothing else, it
will keep our favorite trolls squirming.

R. J. Salvi · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 26

"Sac D" wrote in message @comcast.com...
>
> "R. J. Salvi" wrote in message
> $5K1.5508@newssvr12.news.prodigy.net...
>> "Sac D" wrote in message
>> @comcast.com...
>>> From ESPN:
>>>
>>> A spokesperson for Sen. Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania said Tuesday that
>>> Specter's staff is working to finalize a meeting early next week with
>>> NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to discuss the Spygate controversy.
>>>
>>> Specter also has said he might be interested in speaking with Patriots
>>> quarterback Tom Brady to determine if Brady benefited from any illegally
>>> gathered material. Specter's spokesperson indicated Tuesday that the
>>> first step will be the session with Goodell, adding that Brady could be
>>> contacted depending on the outcome of the first meeting.
>>>
>>> LET'S HOPE HE ALSO ASKS BRADY (UNDER OATH) IF IT WAS A FUMBLE.
>>> Hehhehe... perjury can be costly.
>>
>> Of course it was a fumble!
>>
>> Having said that, I think Specter should keep his nose out of the NFL. It
>> stopped being "for love of the game" a long time ago. This sounds like
>> nothing more than posturing -- like steroids -- and nothing fruitful is
>> likely to come of it. Make no mistake, I have no love (respect yes, love
>> no) for the Pats, but even less love for a politician grandstanding.
>> fwiw...
>>
>
> I don't mind if they keep messing with the Patriots... if nothing else, it
> will keep our favorite trolls squirming.

True, true...

--
RJ

Raoul · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 11

> LET'S HOPE HE ALSO ASKS BRADY (UNDER OATH) IF IT WAS A FUMBLE.
> Hehhehe... perjury can be costly.

"Umm......could you define 'it'?" - Slick Tommy

aloha
LD

Andy Richardson · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 11

On 2008-02-06 03:08:27 -0500, "Raoul" said:

>> LET'S HOPE HE ALSO ASKS BRADY (UNDER OATH) IF IT WAS A FUMBLE.
>> Hehhehe... perjury can be costly.
>
> "Umm......could you define 'it'?" - Slick Tommy
>
> aloha
> LD

More like "the league said it was a fumble, so it was a fumble" or some
other pansy-assed, no-balls response that proves he wears ladies
underwear. Tom will never own up to the truth. He's in denial, much
like many of our trolls here.

Andy

Nuclear Waste · Joined: 23 Dec 2007 Posts: 50

"R. J. Salvi" wrote in
message $5K1.5508@newssvr12.news.prodigy.net...
> "Sac D" wrote in message
> @comcast.com...
>> From ESPN:
>>
>> A spokesperson for Sen. Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania said
>> Tuesday that Specter's staff is working to finalize a
>> meeting early next week with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell
>> to discuss the Spygate controversy.
>>
>> Specter also has said he might be interested in speaking
>> with Patriots quarterback Tom Brady to determine if Brady
>> benefited from any illegally gathered material. Specter's
>> spokesperson indicated Tuesday that the first step will be
>> the session with Goodell, adding that Brady could be
>> contacted depending on the outcome of the first meeting.
>>
>> LET'S HOPE HE ALSO ASKS BRADY (UNDER OATH) IF IT WAS A
>> FUMBLE. Hehhehe... perjury can be costly.
>
> Of course it was a fumble!
>
> Having said that, I think Specter should keep his nose out
> of the NFL. It stopped being "for love of the game" a long
> time ago. This sounds like nothing more than posturing --
> like steroids -- and nothing fruitful is likely to come of
> it. Make no mistake, I have no love (respect yes, love no)
> for the Pats, but even less love for a politician
> grandstanding. fwiw...

True to a point, however, as long as teams get tax money for
stadiums, and continue to operate with a congressionally
blessed monopoly exemption, they are going to have to deal
with it.

NW

Rivers scoped last week,ACL sugery upcoming This is indeed Rivers team now. Playing after getting scoped last week? Wow! Take your pick.

return of the QB kick Sat. night, Aug. 14, I saw a type of play which was common a century ago, but thought I'd never see: the quarterback kick. A century ago (when USAn football still had onside kicking, as Canadian football still has) it was a way of advancing the ball. Pr

More Zook Stuff I just talked to a mother of one of your players. I will not say who for obvious reasons. She said her son called her and told her "Mamma that Man just can't coach". It's obvious even the players have lost faith in him. You guys better get rid of him fast

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A question regarding the possibility of taping previous SB o If there was no rule against taping, prior to '04 and if the Pats couldn't have taped the Eagles nor the Cougars, during the regular season, as they didn't play, what is there that could be construed as tainting those wins?