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Why are we fighting? We should be elated by this report. It suggests both recognition and attempted remediation of a problem.
bbgun;3058078 said:Are you new here?
Doomsday101;3058070 said:If you want to make more out of this than there is that is your choice,
Others around RW have said it was not like you are portraying it.
I was not there nor were you but you say well it not being on film does not mean it did not happen true it also means it very well may not have been exactly what has been reported.
Do reporters exaggerate you bet they do, do they approach stories from certain angles to get the story they want? all the time.
RW and Tony are doing what they need to do that to me is what is important more than anything else.
Most already said it was dumb for him to vent to the media, what do you want me to do? Cut him? Dock him 3 games pay? Have him wacked?Hoofbite;3058092 said:So we have people who are going to dismiss the quote but applaud the extra time being put in by Tony and Roy?
bbgun;3058098 said:"No big deal," right? That seems to be the common refrain. It sure as hell was when TO was blowing up on the sideline week to week. "Oh, he just wants to win."
Who? His teammates? They have an obvious conflict of interest. Unlike you, I don't abandon all credulity when it comes to this team.
I agree that people should be agnostics about this. Tell that to the fans who rushed to declare Mac a liar.
And sometimes players open their big mouths in an unguarded moment.
Obviously not if you've watched the games.
bbgun;3057961 said:Mac's story was not a mere transcript of the video. Believe it or not, conversations continue when the cameras stop rolling. Is it plausible that a long-time whiner like Roy would say something that? Yes. Is it plausible that Mac would jeopardize his job by cooking quotes? Not really.
Hoofbite;3058092 said:So we have people who are going to dismiss the quote but applaud the extra time being put in by Tony and Roy?
Guess I don't get it.
They've been off all season but didn't put in extra work until this quote came out. Sure, its great they are doing it but you can't say the quote is BS if it is the reason they started putting in more work.
I am as glad as anyone else that they are trying to get over the hump but its blind to say the quote is insignificant. It obviously meant something. You don't just decide on a whim that extra work is needed.
Whatever though. It is what it is. There are no take backs so its up to Roy to get out there and start making it work.
WoodysGirl;3057917 said:Romo: Cowboys core too strong to be divided
12:36 PM Thu, Nov 05, 2009 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
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Quarterback Tony Romo fielded several questions about his inability to click with Roy Williams. After answering two of them, he was asked why he believes Williams' numbers are so low.
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And how is Romo's relationship with Williams?
"It's good,'' he said. "We have a good relationship. He cares about the game and is out here practicing hard.
"He's getting better every time he steps out there, and that's all you can ask.''
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bbgun;3057982 said:Ignore them. These same people would have used the Yankees' payroll against them in the event the Phillies won the Series.
"$200 million and they STILL can't win a title!!!"
This is the crap we've heard for the last nine years, and no matter what happens, you will hear it again in 2010.
I'm surprised nobody is making a deal out of this quote. This quote could be interpreted as Tony saying that its all Roy's fault. You can really twist almost anything to fit your angle."He's getting better every time he steps out there, and that's all you can ask.''
newnationcb;3058192 said:I don't know what the hell led you to jump to that conclusion or what linkage you found but Wade already said earlier this week that it's something they've noticed in practice and are going to work on more.
The spent extra time on it yesterday too and I don't think the comments had generated the storm by the time they got on the practice field.
187beatdown;3058218 said:How's A-Roid doin?
Yakuza Rich;3058190 said:Are you serious?
The guy got kicked out of the Mavericks' locker room for a reason.
I remember another reporter out there talking about last season Wade Phillips, unprovoked, 'bragged about getting his ring finger ready.' Of course, what really happened was completely different from the way this reporter reported it. And apparently this reporter went completely deaf and blind leading up to Wade saying 'yes, get your ring finger ready.'
How about Matt Mosely a few years ago going up to Matt McBriar AND reporting it that McBriar was going to be cut because he 'read Parcells' lips' during a game after McBriar shanked a punt?
Or how about last season after the Bengals game when Owens was crying after the game since he was emotional about a family member of his dying earlier in the week and it was reported he was crying because he didn't get the ball enough in the game?
Nah, these reporters don't 'cook quotes' because they would be in fear or losing their job.
Give me a break.
ScipioCowboy;3058091 said:Why are we fighting? We should be elated by this report. It suggests both recognition and attempted remediation of a problem.
:laugh2:bbgun;3058246 said:He's banging Kate Hudson and you're not. Edge: Alex.