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5Countem5;2571508 said:If you were really drunk, you would have ordered the McRib...
McRib = one of the best fast food sandwiches ever.
5Countem5;2571508 said:If you were really drunk, you would have ordered the McRib...
WoodysGirl;2571456 said:Anthony Spencer arrested
6:41 PM Sun, Jan 11, 2009 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
Calvin Watkins E-mail News tips
Second-year outside linebacker Anthony Spencer was arrested at 3 a.m. Sunday morning for public intoxication and disorderly conduct in Indianapolis.
Calls to Spencer and his agent Roosevelt Barnes were not returned.
More details from the Spencer arrest. Off-duty cops told Spencer and his friend Matthew Millhouse to leave the club and were told no. When Spencer was told he was going to get arrested, he said, "who cares, go ahead."
Spencer used profanity toward police officers as he awaited for a transport wagon to take him to the station house.
Cowboys officials were not available for comment. Spencer's arrest now subjects him to the NFL's conduct policy where he could get suspended or fined.
Matthew Millhouse, who is described as Spencer's agent, is not. He's a friend. Roosevelt Barnes is Spencer's agent.
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casmith07;2571511 said:McRib = one of the best fast food sandwiches ever.
WoodysGirl;2571456 said:When Spencer was told he was going to get arrested, he said, "who cares, go ahead."[/B]
CaptainAmerica;2571346 said:I was telling a buddy of mine at the end of the season that I suspected Spencer as being one of the players on our team that could be a problem.
Not necessarily a trouble maker in the lockerroom, just not a hard worker and one of those guys not willing to pay the price to be a champion.
The way he responded to getting treatment earlier in training camp and then in the middle of the season always bugged me. He just didn't seem very motivated to get healthy and by now he should be a full time starter.
This incident really concerns me, because I've got a feeling Spencer is one of those guys on our team that is in it for the $$ and doesn't play for the love of the game.
I hope I'm wrong, but I suspect I'm not.
khiladi;2571536 said:Maybe because, no matter how good he played, he knew he would have to take a back-seat to Greg Ellis and his whining...
Hoofbite;2571575 said:Can't get healthy, how you gonna get on the field? Then he turns in 1.5 sacks?
Any reason for him not playing is all his own.
dcfanatic;2571517 said:As usual some fans say it's no big deal.
They say it happens all the time so it's ok to happen.
They say it's not like he killed anyone so it's ok.
They say it's not like he was supposed to be practicing so he's allowed to be out drinking and then throwing punches at bouncers because he's too intoxicated and doesn't want the party to end.
wileedog;2571533 said:*sigh*
Anyone else, outside of a few players, just kinda fed up with this particular Dallas Cowboy roster?
I've never seen so much arrogance from a group that has accomplished exactly nothing.
lane;2571678 said:more than fed up actually.
it's bordering on insanity.
i'm 41 and and the grim reaper waits for noone.
i thought we would win one more bowl before i was cremated.
newlander;2571643 said:I would agree big time with your point khiladi EXCEPT that the guy can't stay healthy, isn't dedicated to getting himself healthy, AND just got arrested for public intox. He can't be trusted: plain and simple.
It's one thing to be intoxicated in public; it's another to get arrested as a result of it.JustSayNotoTO;2571687 said:If you havent been intoxicated in public, you havent lived life. Period.
JustSayNotoTO;2571687 said:If you havent been intoxicated in public, you havent lived life. Period.
AdamJT13;2571700 said:That's an incredibly sad outlook on life. Period.