Olbermann out at SNF

[ThreeSportStar80]

Keith is awesome to me... I think his intellect was too much for football.

 

[1fisher]

Thank God..... I'm glad he's out. Can't stand the guy!

 

[ScipioCowboy]

Perhaps NBC will replace him with Rachael Madcow. Wouldn't that be something?

 

[hammer1]

NBC Takes Olbermann Off ‘Football Night In America’

Thank you God for answering my prayer.

 

[hammer1]

Keith is awesome to me... I think his intellect was too much for football.

Yeah...I'm sure that was it.

 

[The Emperor]

I have to lengthen my post to more than five characters.

Yay!

 

[BourbonBalz]

So who might replace him? Glenn Beck?

I kid. I kid.:

We can only hope. Seriously, I cannot stand Olbermann. If I never see him again in my lifetime, it would be too soon.

 

[BourbonBalz]

Oh, and Dennis Miller did a tour of MNF. I love his stand up, but didn't care so much for him as a color analyst.

Maybe not, but I wouldn't whizz down Olbermann's throat if his guts were on fire.

 

[dcfanatic]

Perhaps NBC will replace him with Rachael Madcow. Wouldn't that be something?

Yeah, put his ugly sister on there, lol.

 

[ScipioCowboy]

Yeah, put his ugly sister on there, lol.

Sister? You mean, Madcow is a girl?

 

[EPL0c0]

how come a woman in the booth never seems to be an option ?

 

[T-RO]

Keith is awesome to me... I think his intellect was too much for football.

If we want to compare two commentators who took the wrong turn into the sporting world: Dennis Miller can run around Keith's complete universe of knowledge two times a week...a third time if you include DM's Saturday recreation.

And sadly Oberman is doubly dull: being cursed with nothing to say and no style with which to say it. He is one of those buffoons who tries to compensate through sheer volume and belligerence...for his utter lack of intelligence and wit.

Can anyone imagine what his wife or friends endure?

But again, I reiterate: football should stay apolitical, something NBC, ESPN and a few other networks with thinly disguised agendas repeatedly fail to apprehend.

After 100,000 callers voiced displeasure with the Obermans' rabid ways...you'd have thought NBC would have acted sooner in dismissing Keith. But agendas on the left often have a mindless jihadist zeal, transcending both dollars and sense.

 

[Zaxor]

Maybe not, but I wouldn't whizz down Olbermann's throat if his guts were on fire.

:signmast: doesn't say much for you as a human being does it.



yeah...yeah I know you didn't mean it literally....

rrrriiiiighhhht

 

[Doomsday101]

Oh happy day.


NBC Takes Olbermann Off ‘Football Night In America’

Posted by Brooks on Aug. 05, 2010, 6:37pm


Multiple media and network television sources confirmed to me Thursday that Keith Olbermann will not appear on NBC’s Football Night In America Sunday evening NFL broadcasts this season.

Some members of the FNIA cast and crew were made aware of the news Tuesday at a preseason production meeting in New York City. Afterwards, the cast and crew adjourned to Yankee Stadium to watch the Yankees-Blue Jays game.

I’m told that NBC News officials requested the move, citing Olbermann’s weekday commitment to MSNBC’s Countdown with Keith Olbermann. During the 2009 NFL season, Olbermann periodically did not appear on Friday editions of Countdown.

Network television sources confirmed to me that Olbermann’s departure from FNIA was not due to any conflict with cast or production crew members. I was also given no indication that Olbermann’s politics had anything to do with the move.

Olbermann has hosted Countdown since 2003 and had served in varying capacities on FNIA since 2007.

Good Riddance don't let the door hit you on the way out.

 

[Richmond Cowboy]

If we want to compare two commentators who took the wrong turn into the sporting world: Dennis Miller can run around Keith's complete universe of knowledge two times a week...a third time if you include DM's Saturday recreation.

And sadly Oberman is doubly dull: being cursed with nothing to say and no style with which to say it. He is one of those buffoons who tries to compensate through sheer volume and belligerence...for his utter lack of intelligence and wit.

Can anyone imagine what his wife or friends endure?

But again, I reiterate: football should stay apolitical, something NBC, ESPN and a few other networks with thinly disguised agendas repeatedly fail to apprehend.

After 100,000 callers voiced displeasure with the Obermans' rabid ways...you'd have thought NBC would have acted sooner in dismissing Keith. But agendas on the left often have a mindless jihadist zeal, transcending both dollars and sense.

:bravo: :bravo:

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

If you wish to talk politics, or even be try to work around that topic, please do so at www.spintopia.com but whatever the case please leave it off of the cowboyszone.