Football greg hardy arrested for abusing...

Nickhead · 09-26-2016, 09:41 PM

the right to conceal and carry cocaine. least we know he will be under contract for the next three years or more.

http://www.espn.com.au/american-foot...g-charge-texas

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According to the police report, Hardy said "he did not know what the substance was and that he believed he got it while he was at a party the night previous." The report added that Hardy said "he passed his wallet around at the party because he was paying for everybody, and that must have been when the baggies were put in his wallet."

umm... who put dat chit dere?

**Rain Man** · 09-26-2016, 10:45 PM

It was a putpocket.

**Dave Lane** · 09-26-2016, 10:53 PM

I was abusing my monkey earlier.

Couch-Potato · 09-26-2016, 11:04 PM

Actually a step up from his last incident. Cowboys call that progress and sign him by this weekend?

**ptlyon** · 09-27-2016, 06:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Dave Lane

I was abusing my monkey earlier.

You have a minkey?

Red Dawg · 09-27-2016, 06:53 AM

Shocking. Hardy is a dirt bag.

thabear04 · 10-11-2016, 10:25 AM

https://www.google.com/amp/profootba...areer-now/amp/

Report: Greg Hardy focusing on MMA career now – ProFootballTalk

Greg Hardy couldn’t find anyone to let him play football in exchange for money.

So he’s now looking for a way to make hitting people lucrative for a change.

According to MMAFighting.com, the former Panthers and Cowboys defensive end “has decided to put his football career on hold to pursue” mixed martial arts.

Of course, the NFL was actually the one who decided to put his career on hold, as no one is willing to touch him after he proved to be not worth the headache to the Cowboys last year. They gave him a second chance after his domestic violence arrest and subsequent year on the commissioner’s exempt list with the Panthers, and he played OK but also created a number of distractions which alienated coaches and teammates alike.

The 28-year-old Hardy has apparently been training in the Dallas area.

“I’m very focused and excited to start my MMA career,” Hardy said in a statement. “I’m going to do this the right way, I can assure you of that.”

He said similar things prior to joining the Cowboys, and while he was trying to hustle up work this offseason, including a visit to Jacksonville.

He was recently arrested on cocaine possession charges in Texas, though he said someone slipped the bag of drugs into his wallet while he was paying for a large group of people at a club the night before.

PunkinDrublic · 10-11-2016, 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by thabear04

https://www.google.com/amp/profootba...areer-now/amp/

Report: Greg Hardy focusing on MMA career now – ProFootballTalk

Greg Hardy couldn’t find anyone to let him play football in exchange for money.

So he’s now looking for a way to make hitting people lucrative for a change.

According to MMAFighting.com, the former Panthers and Cowboys defensive end “has decided to put his football career on hold to pursue” mixed martial arts.

Of course, the NFL was actually the one who decided to put his career on hold, as no one is willing to touch him after he proved to be not worth the headache to the Cowboys last year. They gave him a second chance after his domestic violence arrest and subsequent year on the commissioner’s exempt list with the Panthers, and he played OK but also created a number of distractions which alienated coaches and teammates alike.

The 28-year-old Hardy has apparently been training in the Dallas area.

“I’m very focused and excited to start my MMA career,” Hardy said in a statement. “I’m going to do this the right way, I can assure you of that.”

He said similar things prior to joining the Cowboys, and while he was trying to hustle up work this offseason, including a visit to Jacksonville.

He was recently arrested on cocaine possession charges in Texas, though he said someone slipped the bag of drugs into his wallet while he was paying for a large group of people at a club the night before.

Boy is he going to be surprised when he finds out he has to fight men.

**Bwana** · 10-11-2016, 10:30 AM

Gee, what a surprise.

BWillie · 10-11-2016, 10:33 AM

Sign him Carl

**Bwana** · 10-11-2016, 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by PunkinDrublic

Boy is he going to be surprised when he finds out he has to fight men.

Yep he is in for a painful reality check on what tough is. On a positive note, perhaps it will toughen him up a bit for his inevitable stretch in the joint.

ToxSocks · 10-11-2016, 12:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thabear04

https://www.google.com/amp/profootba...areer-now/amp/

Report: Greg Hardy focusing on MMA career now – ProFootballTalk

Greg Hardy couldn’t find anyone to let him play football in exchange for money.

So he’s now looking for a way to make hitting people lucrative for a change.

According to MMAFighting.com, the former Panthers and Cowboys defensive end “has decided to put his football career on hold to pursue” mixed martial arts.

Of course, the NFL was actually the one who decided to put his career on hold, as no one is willing to touch him after he proved to be not worth the headache to the Cowboys last year. They gave him a second chance after his domestic violence arrest and subsequent year on the commissioner’s exempt list with the Panthers, and he played OK but also created a number of distractions which alienated coaches and teammates alike.

The 28-year-old Hardy has apparently been training in the Dallas area.

“I’m very focused and excited to start my MMA career,” Hardy said in a statement. “I’m going to do this the right way, I can assure you of that.”

He said similar things prior to joining the Cowboys, and while he was trying to hustle up work this offseason, including a visit to Jacksonville.

He was recently arrested on cocaine possession charges in Texas, though he said someone slipped the bag of drugs into his wallet while he was paying for a large group of people at a club the night before.

Oh PLEEEASE make this happen. I'd love to see someone smashing his face.

Msmith · 10-11-2016, 01:18 PM

Remember Johnny Morton? He got knocked out in 38 seconds. A writer put some fine suggestion for that event:

"While still early and we are not sure if Morton will try his hand again in the sport, Morton’s disappointing entry into the world of MMA is not likely to be remembered as a role model for others with NFL backgrounds to emulate. More probable is that it will be remembered as the way to not make the transition. NFL players, while athletic and accustomed to making a living from professional sport, cannot skip steps and jump into professional competition without the proper preparation that other mixed martial artists spend years working on. Like anyone else, there are techniques to learn that take years to adequately master. Johnnie Morton’s trainers Mike Guyman and Renato “Babalu” Sobral will have to carefully consider their next steps if Morton decides to return to the ring. In the meantime other NFL players considering making the crossover to MMA will likely be well-served by putting in significant time in the ring and on the mats before accepting a professional fight."

Link: https://thefightworkspodcast.com/200...ssons-learned/

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thabear04 MTFU Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: The Valley Heat Casino cash: $5310450	https://www.google.com/amp/profootba...areer-now/amp/ Report: Greg Hardy focusing on MMA career now – ProFootballTalk Greg Hardy couldn’t find anyone to let him play football in exchange for money. So he’s now looking for a way to make hitting people lucrative for a change. According to MMAFighting.com, the former Panthers and Cowboys defensive end “has decided to put his football career on hold to pursue” mixed martial arts. Of course, the NFL was actually the one who decided to put his career on hold, as no one is willing to touch him after he proved to be not worth the headache to the Cowboys last year. They gave him a second chance after his domestic violence arrest and subsequent year on the commissioner’s exempt list with the Panthers, and he played OK but also created a number of distractions which alienated coaches and teammates alike. The 28-year-old Hardy has apparently been training in the Dallas area. “I’m very focused and excited to start my MMA career,” Hardy said in a statement. “I’m going to do this the right way, I can assure you of that.” He said similar things prior to joining the Cowboys, and while he was trying to hustle up work this offseason, including a visit to Jacksonville. He was recently arrested on cocaine possession charges in Texas, though he said someone slipped the bag of drugs into his wallet while he was paying for a large group of people at a club the night before.
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10-11-2016, 01:18 PM	#13
Msmith Veteran Join Date: Jan 2004 Casino cash: $8198035	Remember Johnny Morton? He got knocked out in 38 seconds. A writer put some fine suggestion for that event: "While still early and we are not sure if Morton will try his hand again in the sport, Morton’s disappointing entry into the world of MMA is not likely to be remembered as a role model for others with NFL backgrounds to emulate. More probable is that it will be remembered as the way to not make the transition. NFL players, while athletic and accustomed to making a living from professional sport, cannot skip steps and jump into professional competition without the proper preparation that other mixed martial artists spend years working on. Like anyone else, there are techniques to learn that take years to adequately master. Johnnie Morton’s trainers Mike Guyman and Renato “Babalu” Sobral will have to carefully consider their next steps if Morton decides to return to the ring. In the meantime other NFL players considering making the crossover to MMA will likely be well-served by putting in significant time in the ring and on the mats before accepting a professional fight." Link: https://thefightworkspodcast.com/200...ssons-learned/
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