What if T.O. walked to midfield, ...
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Chocolate Lab
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Rack, you're in an awfully good mood tonight... 
silverbear
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bbgun said:
Nope... not even close...
That's a bell that, once rung, cannot be un-rung...
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i personally don't give a crap that he desecrated the star. it was a good show. what I remain pissed about is that it took him doing it twice for soemone to hit him. regardless, who cares. I'm far more concerned about what he'll do inside the locker room
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That star stuff is old news. I been watching the Cowboys for 32 years.. and honestly,, that kind of stuff means little to me. These guys do things to get noticed, because it gets them noticed,, period. We have had our share of showboats on our teams thru out the years. I say get over that. The problem I have with TO is his lack of being a team player. He has to prove that is willing to do what it takes for this team to win. I am not sure he can do that. But I couldn't care less about the star incident.
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Knowing what he did to the Star, I can't even begin to imagine what he will do to the Eagles mid field logo....
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You guys remember what "The Posse" tried to do? Back then we had some players that would not let that crap happen. Everyone back on that team with the exception of Mr. Glue and Emmitt should be ashamed of themselves.
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I've always been of the 'willing to forgive' breed.
I was willing to embrace Malone onto the Spurs, and I'm willing to embrace Owens onto the Cowboys.
I hated Deion Sanders before signing with the Cowboys and cheered like crazy while he was here. I went back to thinking he was a punk the second he signed with Washington.
It's all relative, IMO. I'm skeptical of TO's ability to perform as part of a team, but I'm willing to give it a try. Why? I think we need a splashy move like this to truly compete at a high level. Kosier and Ayodele, a kicker and a Fabini-type aren't going to get it done alone.
If he comes here and acts up, I'll go back to disliking him. If he acts here as Keyshawn did, I'll love the guy as a player.
Keyshawn came in with a similar reptuation. After all, TO was "Keyshawned" last season. It's in TO's hands what he does here...assuming he does actually sign.
I was willing to embrace Malone onto the Spurs, and I'm willing to embrace Owens onto the Cowboys.
I hated Deion Sanders before signing with the Cowboys and cheered like crazy while he was here. I went back to thinking he was a punk the second he signed with Washington.
It's all relative, IMO. I'm skeptical of TO's ability to perform as part of a team, but I'm willing to give it a try. Why? I think we need a splashy move like this to truly compete at a high level. Kosier and Ayodele, a kicker and a Fabini-type aren't going to get it done alone.
If he comes here and acts up, I'll go back to disliking him. If he acts here as Keyshawn did, I'll love the guy as a player.
Keyshawn came in with a similar reptuation. After all, TO was "Keyshawned" last season. It's in TO's hands what he does here...assuming he does actually sign.
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Wasn't that the "fun bunch"?jcollins28 said:
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JustSayNotoTO said:
Hate to break this to you, but compared to what you (and most of us) think the star means and what players in the 60's-90's thought it meant, none of these guys care about our antequated view of "the star." If any of them do, it's maybe four or five of them. This is the era of the free agent... get with it.