More clean, hard-nosed play from the Donkeys...

jspchief · 09-20-2004, 06:44 PM

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Originally Posted by listopencil

So, when the refs threw the flag on that play where Spice's leg was broken, what did they say the penalty was for?

Wha? Flag? Now I'm confused, because last week a flag didn't indicate an illegal hit. Now all of a sudden you need one?

listopencil · 09-20-2004, 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by jspchief

Wha? Flag? Now I'm confused, because last week a flag didn't indicate an illegal hit. Now all of a sudden you need one?

No, I was just wondering. I take it from your response that there was no flag on the play? So I can just chalk this up to The Chiefs Planet definition of whining: "There was no flag so STFD and

".

FloridaChief · 09-20-2004, 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by listopencil

No, I was just wondering. I take it from your response that there was no flag on the play? So I can just chalk this up to The Chiefs Planet definition of whining: "There was no flag so STFD and

".

Know what you mean. I hear things like this lately:

"Salary cap deferrals for Elway and Davis mean nothing! Just because we had creative accounting during our SB years does not taint the victories"

I call it the OrangeMane Special....

TEX · 09-20-2004, 07:36 PM

The * CHEATING DONX are easily the dirtiest team in football and they have been for a number of years.

And to their fans, they do nothing wrong. But if a team were to do to them what they do to the league, there would be no stopping the whinning.

* Voilated the salary cap during thier Super Bowl years

listopencil · 09-20-2004, 07:46 PM

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Originally Posted by FloridaChief

Know what you mean. I hear things like this lately:

"Salary cap deferrals for Elway and Davis mean nothing! Just because we had creative accounting during our SB years does not taint the victories"

I call it the OrangeMane Special....

A lot of people feel the need to jump in and defend them. I don't. I know there was some restructuring going on with Elway's and Davis' contract during those years. Both of those players got a lot of cash and didn't mind restructuring to save cap space. There was also an issue with Elway's retirement date because he appeared in beer commercials for Coors, which the league doesn't allow current players to do. It sounds like the Bronco FO screwed up the contracts and now they are getting burned for it. A fine and a draft choice. I can certainly live with that. I know that all of you would feel the same way if you were in my position. I just checked those Lombardi trophies recently. There's no taint on them. They're still silver, and shiny as hell.

TEX · 09-20-2004, 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by listopencil

A lot of people feel the need to jump in and defend them. I don't. I know there was some restructuring going on with Elway's and Davis' contract during those years. Both of those players got a lot of cash and didn't mind restructuring to save cap space. There was also an issue with Elway's retirement date because he appeared in beer commercials for Coors, which the league doesn't allow current players to do. It sounds like the Bronco FO screwed up the contracts and now they are getting burned for it. A fine and a draft choice. I can certainly live with that. I know that all of you would feel the same way if you were in my position. I just checked those Lombardi trophies recently. There's no taint on them. They're still silver, and shiny as hell.

Getting burned for it? Please define "burned"

It was more likely planned. All the * DONX had to give up for cheating was a fine and a couple of # 3 picks. With "fines" like that, I'm surprised more teams dont try it.

Also, they never came clean like Pittsburgh did as it took 20 months of Al Davis calling them out and an investigation to find the latest cap violation.

* Violated the salary cap during thier championship years.

redbrian · 09-20-2004, 08:08 PM

That’s one thing you have to give the faiders, at least when they had a team and players, they were proud of being dirty, and took great pride in it.
The donko’s on the other hand are sneaky lil bastards who won’t own up to what they do.
Guess that’s the difference between the blue collar (and jail) crowd and the whine and cheese eaters.

whoman69 · 09-21-2004, 06:21 AM

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Originally Posted by listopencil

No, I was just wondering. I take it from your response that there was no flag on the play? So I can just chalk this up to The Chiefs Planet definition of whining: "There was no flag so STFD and

".

Bet Gene Washington won't see it that way.

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