Practically the same guy.Its amazing how Irving continues to defend this guy.
So true!Practically the same guy.Its amazing how Irving continues to defend this guy.
Irvin may have been an attention whore as a player, but he was never a bad teammate and -- I think -- winning was more important than his individual stats.Practically the same guy.Its amazing how Irving continues to defend this guy.
He has all of you guys sucked in. Consider yourself sucked.
It's cold and its lonely when you are out on your own. Tool. Sucked.Does that about sum it up?Don't disagree with other posters that TO is who we thought he was. I haven't been following Dallas/TO very closely but thought things had really quietened down after the switch to Romo (winning has a way of doing that). Then ESPN goes and sticks a microphone in front of TO. Why?There really didn't appear to be any reason to do this interview. When you go fishing with TO, you will catch something. It's a guarantee he will say some controversial stuff.I thought it was a bit irresponsible of ESPN to create a story where there really wasn't one.And, of course, TO could have kept his mouth shut, but he doesn't have that mouth-filter gene, and ESPN knows it. If TO wants to not trust anyone, it should be ESPN and Irvin. He got used in this segment for ratings.
Da Guru said:That is what happens when an idiot interviews another idiot.
2XElway Lives said:doughboydeluxe said:He has all of you guys sucked in. Consider yourself sucked.![]()
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CLASSIC quote right there by Parcells.
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Irvin may have been an attention whore as a player, but he was never a bad teammate and -- I think -- winning was more important than his individual stats.Practically the same guy.Its amazing how Irving continues to defend this guy.
The guy he stabbed in the neck with scissors might disagree, and if we start a new thread every time T.O is a tool we are going to run out of bandwidth.Irvin may have been an attention whore as a player, but he was never a bad teammate and -- I think -- winning was more important than his individual stats.