NFL: Saints Bounty Thread

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(05-13-2012 02:37 PM)AsylumGuido Wrote:  Yes. Of course. But he supposedly lost everything on a business deal gone bad. That's why he was scalping tickets and trying to sell bogus jerseys. I read an interview with one guy that said Ornstein was so cheap he wouldn't lend a friend a quarter for a coke. He said there was no way he would pony up $5000 even if he had it. I'll try to find that interview.

Regardless, he was in prison. He couldn't even contact the coaches directly via email. How was he going to hand over $5000? If he did it electronically there would be all types of money trail right? That would have been a thousand times more damning than a PS in an email, right?

Face it. There is nothing there in the email. Goodell got way too far into this thinking he had proof but is quickly coming to the realization that he doesn't have what he thought and has gone too far to back off now.

Face it???? I have only heard the email being referenced as a big deal when it first came out. Secondly, do you really think a person big into the NFL scene doesn't have someone on the outside that is able to handle his expenses or other resources to obtain money?

Of course it's easy to believe that the guy us frugal with although he is in debt at the same time. Damn you will believe anything in the papers and articles said by anybody except Goodell or the NFL and anybody associated with them.

You should get off the tip that everybody who agrees with your opinion is telling the truth.