AmishCowboy
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ESPN gonna have a :laugh1: field day with this!.
A brawl between some Cowboys?
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theebs
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I was listening to ben and skin a couple of hours ago and they had pat watkins on. Apparently he was involved in some sort of fight at a strip club but he was not allowed to talk about it.
RIchie whitt wrote about it in the observer apparently.
http://blogs.dallasobserver.com/sportatorium/2009/02/another_cowboy_finds_um_troubl.php#more
There's no breaking news alert. No arrest. Not even a police report.
But late last month at The Lodge there was ... something. And, surprise, it involved a Dallas Cowboy.
This much we know, confirmed by two independent sources:
This secondary-level Cowboy and a member of his entourage were asked to leave the club after the friend got a little, shall we say, handsy? No biggie, happens all the time. But on their way out the player and his buddy got involved in a skirmish with managers and bouncers.
That's where the story has a significant fork in the road.
One source calls it a "melee" by the front door, with the Cowboy shoving, punching and perhaps even tomahawk chopping a manager with injuries that sent the employee to the hospital.
The other source, however, terms it merely a "skirmish", a brief, harmless, illegal use of hands before the player and his partner left without anything more severe than a bruised ego or as much as a 5-yard penalty flag.
Back from their detour and again in line with similar versions of the tale, both sources say the Cowboy returned to the club the next day hoping to shoulder responsibility and find safety, in the form of a financial offer in exchange for keeping the incident/non-incident "on the down low."
You got your clues.
Commence guesses.
UPDATE: Moments ago on 105.3 The Fan with Ben & Skin, the player in question cleared up, well, nothing.
"For the most part, it's a bunch of mularkey," the Cowboy said. "It was a little skirmish or whatever, but apparently it was not a big issue. I'm not even supposed to comment on it."
RIchie whitt wrote about it in the observer apparently.
http://blogs.dallasobserver.com/sportatorium/2009/02/another_cowboy_finds_um_troubl.php#more
There's no breaking news alert. No arrest. Not even a police report.
But late last month at The Lodge there was ... something. And, surprise, it involved a Dallas Cowboy.
This much we know, confirmed by two independent sources:
This secondary-level Cowboy and a member of his entourage were asked to leave the club after the friend got a little, shall we say, handsy? No biggie, happens all the time. But on their way out the player and his buddy got involved in a skirmish with managers and bouncers.
That's where the story has a significant fork in the road.
One source calls it a "melee" by the front door, with the Cowboy shoving, punching and perhaps even tomahawk chopping a manager with injuries that sent the employee to the hospital.
The other source, however, terms it merely a "skirmish", a brief, harmless, illegal use of hands before the player and his partner left without anything more severe than a bruised ego or as much as a 5-yard penalty flag.
Back from their detour and again in line with similar versions of the tale, both sources say the Cowboy returned to the club the next day hoping to shoulder responsibility and find safety, in the form of a financial offer in exchange for keeping the incident/non-incident "on the down low."
You got your clues.
Commence guesses.
UPDATE: Moments ago on 105.3 The Fan with Ben & Skin, the player in question cleared up, well, nothing.
"For the most part, it's a bunch of mularkey," the Cowboy said. "It was a little skirmish or whatever, but apparently it was not a big issue. I'm not even supposed to comment on it."
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Hostile;2640890 said:Throw your money in here...
...and flush.
Exactly!
Yoshimitsu
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Just a bunch of bull.
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BraveHeartFan;2640855 said:Yeah it would be hilarious to see on the news how you got your tail kicked by an old, out of shape, idiot of an old man. That would make me laugh till I cried.
As for someone saying 'this once proud franchise'....please. As if this type of bs and drama is some how new, and revolutionary, to this ball club.
There hasn't been any decade, be it a good one or a bad one, that this team hasn't been filled with issues, drama, speculation, fights, drugs, trouble, and BS. This is status quo.
If you thought it was a proud franchise when it had it before, the difference being the winning, you can't suddenly decide this isn't a proud franchise anymore simply because of the drama.
Not a proud franchise cause we don't win anymore? Sure, no problem there.
Not a proud franchise cause of arguments, fights, and drama? Please.
This is the post of the year.
5Countem5
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theebs;2641340 said:
It's almost as if someone in the media took a little story and blew it out of proportion in order for people to read/tune in.
But I am sure they aren't doing it about TO. They are probably playing that whole deal really straight, huh?
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BraveHeartFan;2640855 said:Yeah it would be hilarious to see on the news how you got your tail kicked by an old, out of shape, idiot of an old man. That would make me laugh till I cried.
As for someone saying 'this once proud franchise'....please. As if this type of bs and drama is some how new, and revolutionary, to this ball club.
There hasn't been any decade, be it a good one or a bad one, that this team hasn't been filled with issues, drama, speculation, fights, drugs, trouble, and BS. This is status quo.
If you thought it was a proud franchise when it had it before, the difference being the winning, you can't suddenly decide this isn't a proud franchise anymore simply because of the drama.
Not a proud franchise cause we don't win anymore? Sure, no problem there.
Not a proud franchise cause of arguments, fights, and drama? Please.
exactly. this stuff has been going on since Pete Gent's days in the 60's. same ol same ol. play it willie:
:fogeys::spidey::mchammer::banjo::mchammer: :spidey::fogeys:
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Funny. Pat Watkins is so getting cut. I would cut him, because he isn't a starting caliber player in Dallas, imo. This makes it easier. His tackling is terrible. That is probably why he hurt his neck. His 12 men on the field penalty in the first Commanders game should be the clincher.
Good-bye.
Good-bye.
