KJJ, notice how you immediately shift the goalposts once someone disproves you, as usual?
Don't remember anyone hating Roger Staubach he was one of the most popular players in history.
"Anyone."
Then once I point out to you that people in the Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia areas probably hated Staubach, you immediately shift to
this instead because you've been disproven:
I'm talking about in general naturally they would hate him but they also respected him. Romo doesn't get much respect which is why he keeps ending up on these lists. Staubach was one of the most popular and respected players ever.
So now you quickly admit, yes, people hated Staubach but they also respected Staubach as well. I don't doubt that, but you said you didn't remember anyone
hating him - right before, "naturally they would hate him."
So first, no, they don't hate him, then, yes, they do?
During the 70's the Cowboys were called America's Team because they had fans everywhere. Every great player is hated by their rivals but even the teams and fans that hated Staubach for beating them all the time they respected him. He was idolized by many.
Notice how you have shifted the talk? First it's, "can't remember anyone hating Staubach." Then it turns into, "Staubach was respected by many." Trying to shift your direction away from your earlier statement that you couldn't recall anyone hating Staubach.
