BMarsh on Greg Hardy: "I don't think that he gets it. I don't think that he learned his lesson."

[Originalman]

And you do remember Rice didn't get fired until an OTL ep in 2013 that showed the tape right AFTER the season in which he was suspended 3 games in 2012? It took the state House speaker and governor decrying it before he got fired.

Yep.

 

[tremonthustler1]

who gives a fuk I'm still right

You weren't right. Fall back. In the meantime you can sit and fume over B Marsh saying something other than "Cmon brehs let Greg Hardy cook"

 

[Deflatedhoopdreams]

So funny how they forget how they talked about them when they were in the same situation.

 

[hoodheronova]

You weren't right. Fall back. In the meantime you can sit and fume over B Marsh saying something other than "Cmon brehs let Greg Hardy cook"

Explain how I'm wrong besides the showtime shyt. Try not to make a fool outta yaself b.

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

Huh??? Do you know Brandon's past. Go look it up before you post breh.

I know Marshall's past. Dude was a nutcase damn near out the league. Dont mean he isnt right about Hardy. At least Marshall got help for his problems, got his mind straight and is a better person after his fukkery. If Hardy was smart he'd listen to what Marshall saying

fukk up nikka telling me what I know

 

[Originalman]

I don't care about him screaming on coaches or the Cowboys as a matter of fact but it's funny seeing everyone charged up about this but not this
Audio of Jim McElwain’s sideline tirade on player (NSFW)
or this
Vanderbilt's Kevin Stallings apologizes for telling player 'I'll kill you'
or this


Hell it even happened this weekend with my Noles. O-line coach shoved the starting QB out the way. Plain as day. And it wasn't on some old "excuse me" type of shove. Announcers acted like it never happened.

Lotta dishonesty in a lot of these folks anger cause if any of the above players responded in kind whether with words or fists, these same folks would be crying about respecting authority.

Yep and you can bring up last year how Jameis and Fisher went at it on the sideline. When ever Jameis talked back in a heated conversation thee media went in talking about Jameis should be benched / taken out of the game.

 

[Brozay]

The crazy thing about the media is that they don't like when players (IE black ones) go after. But have no problem when coaches (IE white ones) go at black players. We have all seen college coaches hit and gtab players on the sideline.

Also didn't the media have an issue one game with how sumlin was talking to Manziel on the sideline?

I remember that one. Manziel got flagged for an unsportsmanlike penalty, Sumlin bytched him out appropriately

The media created a storyline that Sumlin didnt have control of the team because Manziel didnt seem to respond back to Sumlin when he ripped into him for the stupid penalty

Sumlin had a great response though, he said why would Johnny be responding when he didnt ask him any questions. He probably just told him to stop taking dumbass penalties

They somehow tried shytting on Sumlin for all that

I hate when the media makes narratives off body language, etc

Chicago media made up the supposed Jimmy/Rose fued not based on any actual facts, but because of their body language in game 6 when the Cavs stomped them

 

[Won Won]

I don't understand what the problem is with Hardy, the legal system did not punish him

Not exactly

On July 15, a judge found him guilty of assaulting a female and communicating threats, and sentenced to him 18 months probation, suspending a 60 day jail sentence.[19][17] When Hardy appealed the decision - requesting a jury trial - the victim failed to appear in court to testify. As a result, the prosecutor's office dropped the charges, citing their inability to locate the victim, and "reliable information" that the two parties had reached a civil settlement.[20][21]

 

[Master Teacher]

Not exactly

On July 15, a judge found him guilty of assaulting a female and communicating threats, and sentenced to him 18 months probation, suspending a 60 day jail sentence.[19][17] When Hardy appealed the decision - requesting a jury trial - the victim failed to appear in court to testify. As a result, the prosecutor's office dropped the charges, citing their inability to locate the victim, and "reliable information" that the two parties had reached a civil settlement.[20][21]

Which you mean not exactly what, he appealed, and the decision was overturned

that is the fact of the matter

just like brady appealed the NFL decision to suspend him lmao

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

Yep and you can bring up last year how Jameis and Fisher went at it on the sideline. When ever Jameis talked back in a heated conversation thee media went in talking about Jameis should be benched / taken out of the game.

shyt, when Jimbo snatched Jameis by the facemask in 2013 vs Florida. I asked Corey Clark about it on Twitter and he was like "that's the type of relationship they have"

 

[BXKingPin82]

did it ever occur to any of these muthafukkas that maybe... just maybe...

Greg Hardy doesnt give a fukk?!

like theyre reaching out to this brother on some Role Models shyt

"get it together Greg."

 

[Originalman]

shyt, when Jimbo snatched Jameis by the facemask in 2013 vs Florida. I asked Corey Clark about it on Twitter and he was like "that's the type of relationship they have"

Yep I remember that incident. But it is too common in football where the player is normally black and the coach is white.

Yet the media says nothing and basically accepts it as that is the way it is.

 

[PortCityProphet]

Stay in your own locker room bruh

 

[Trill McClay]

Not exactly

On July 15, a judge found him guilty of assaulting a female and communicating threats, and sentenced to him 18 months probation, suspending a 60 day jail sentence.[19][17] When Hardy appealed the decision - requesting a jury trial - the victim failed to appear in court to testify. As a result, the prosecutor's office dropped the charges, citing their inability to locate the victim, and "reliable information" that the two parties had reached a civil settlement.[20][21]

at citing Wikipedia.

 

[Big Blue]

Yep.

Yeah, because no one knew it happened. Those were closed practices, hence Mike Rice's comfort in doing that. What's your point?

at citing Wikipedia.

You see those numbers in the brackets? Those are footnote citations that link to actual sources.