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Red Dawg 09-03-2015 06:33 AM

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Originally Posted by RobBlake (Post 11701527)
Nothing better than patriot haters that whine lol

I am not a Patriot hater, I just think with all the money on the line in games for players that their should be a level playing field. To many years have gone bye where the Pats are constantly in the news for not being on the level. Coaches, players and clearly owners all feel this way. If the owners actually wanted this issue squashed then Roger would have done just that. Settled and gave in but obviously they want the Pats to change their way of thinking and knock off their shady bullshit. The balls were deflated and Brady is hiding something. They deserve be hammered and punished and it will be a real in justice if Brady does not serve some type of suspension.

Why should he get out of his suspension when other players don't?

Lex Luthor 09-03-2015 06:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Dave Lane (Post 11701876)
Why? You like people convicted without any proof of guilt? Is that your idea?

"Convicted"?

I didn't realize Brady was facing actual jail time and that he had been convicted of a crime where the standard of evidence is proof beyond a reasonable doubt. I thought this was a case where an employer was suspending an employee for not cooperating with an internal investigation.

TEX 09-03-2015 07:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Dave Lane (Post 11701876)
Why? You like people convicted without any proof of guilt? Is that your idea?

ROFL Are you serious? Dude admitted that he did NOT cooperate to the fullest extent with the investigation, and THAT is in part why the suspension is so severe. Its not just about cheating...Then there's the whole, "Whoops, I destroyed my relatively new cell phone" thing.

I'm all for due process, but when there is a clear admission by the person in question that he did not cooperate as much as he could have in an investigation, which directly leads to the lack of due process because circumstantial evidence must then be more heavily weighted, then I don't have a problem with it at all. This is nothing more than attempt by the Brady team to manipulate the system and use rules that are in place to seek justice, to be manipulated in ways that prevent it; while at the same time, get people to think along the same lines as you are now. THAT tactic is far more scary than what you're suggesting.

oldandslow 09-03-2015 07:32 AM

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Originally Posted by unlurking (Post 11701884)
I don't really care either way, but come on. Let's not act like he's an innocent man sitting on death row. His employer is dissatisfied with his on duty performance and is reprimanding him for it.

...and that employee certainly has the right to take the employer to court if they step over the line...

Which Tom Brady is doing.

I hate the Pats, but to trust in the commissioner's office of this league is a fool's errand.

oldandslow 09-03-2015 07:33 AM

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Originally Posted by TEX (Post 11701932)
ROFL Are you serious? Dude admitted that he did NOT cooperate to the fullest extent with the investigation, and THAT is in part why the suspension is so severe. Its not just about cheating...Then there's the whole, "Whoops, I destroyed my relatively new cell phone" thing.

I'm all for due process, but when there is a clear admission by the person in question that he did not cooperate as much as he could have in an investigation, which directly leads to the lack of due process because circumstantial evidence must then be more heavily weighted, then I don't have a problem with it at all. This is nothing more than attempt by the Brady team to manipulate the system and use rules that are in place to seek justice, to be manipulated in ways that prevent it; While at the same time, get people to think along the same lines as you are now. THAT tactic is far more scary than what you're suggesting.

Let's pretend that Tom has phone call's on there to a mistress. Would you trust the league to keep that quiet? Hell, I would destroy mine as well.

BigCatDaddy 09-03-2015 08:13 AM

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Originally Posted by oldandslow (Post 11701950)
...and that employee certainly has the right to take the employer to court if they step over the line...

Which Tom Brady is doing.

I hate the Pats, but to trust in the commissioner's office of this league is a fool's errand.

Exactly. Let the process play itself out.

Amnorix 09-03-2015 08:18 AM

Suspension VACATED!

kcjayhawks5 09-03-2015 08:18 AM

**** the NFL

ChiliConCarnage 09-03-2015 08:21 AM

whoa haha

GoChargers 09-03-2015 08:21 AM

Cheatriots fans' tears will be extra delicious when the NFL appeals and wins.

Marcellus 09-03-2015 08:23 AM

It's what should have happened. It was anbullshit case and the penalty was massively overstepping the rules in the CBA

Pasta Little Brioni 09-03-2015 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Amnorix (Post 11702032)
Suspension VACATED!

**** you

Mr. Laz 09-03-2015 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Amnorix (Post 11702032)
Suspension VACATED!

Not the same as innocent at all.

It just mean another judge siding with the players union no matter what.


look through this thread, knew it was coming


worthless sack of shit judges don't give a **** about rules or legal documents, they just want to be liked by people

GoChargers 09-03-2015 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Tuckdaddy (Post 11699300)
Berman is going to be a big pussy and let Brady off the hook. He won't have the guts to stand by the legalities of the case. Bunch of bullshit. Every suspended player should go whine and cry to get their pay checks back.

Berman is a union stooge, just like the clown in Minnesota.

Pasta Little Brioni 09-03-2015 08:23 AM

ABSOLUTELY PATHETIC


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