wikedcobra312
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gotta love wrestling, man i remember when the camera was on lex luger, he was suppose to be out cold, and he thought the camera was off him. so he opened his eyes, saw the camera, and closed them again....lol
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wickedstangs
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anymore in on poor vick?
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I havent heard anything.. it seems that his possie is getting arested and talking about the things they did, and Vick is still denying anything. its not looking good for him, i geuss we are going to have to wait for the trial.
Wow that is some cruel shit
wikedcobra312
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burn vick burn!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Last I heard, which was last night's newscast, was that all of Vick's co-defendants have pled guilty, so he's bqasically fubar'd.
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This morning i saw on yahoo! News he was pleading guilty! woot! stupid SOB
wikedcobra312
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yup pleaded guilty...goodbye nfl, hello prison cell, and bubbas fat one
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I heard that on NPR on the way home from work today. I also saw footage this morning of him being carted out of someplace on a gurney, too. Apparently he thought the media and the public would feel sorry for him if he fell ill. Well, personally, I hope the hair around his asshole feels like seaweed.
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wikedcobra312
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yes and it get strecthed out.
OK JUST GOT SOME NEW NEWS ON HIM, IM GONNA PASTE IT >>>>>>> Michael Vick's NFL career is over.
By accepting a guilty plea today on those gruesome federal dog-fighting charges, Vick won't escape prison and he could be sentenced to more than a year. He will appear before U.S. Judge Henry Hudson next Monday morning for his plea hearing.
No details of the plea agreement have been made public, but NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has no choice but to indefinitely suspend Vick.
Vick's next big headache depends on how much he admits to being involved in gambling on dog-fighting, how heavily he was betting and what, if any, involvement there was from known gamblers. The NFL has historically come down very hard on players with ties to gambling (look no further than legends like Paul Hornung and Alex Karras). And Goodell is very concerned about the gambling aspects, especially in light of the recent NBA referee case.
The NFL doesn't like to acknowledge how many millions are bet every weekend on its games, but it does want fans to believe that the games are above scrutiny and the mere hint of a fix could potentially jeopardize the league's popularity.
Goodell could possibly suspend Vick for one season for dog-fighting and then another season for gambling. And these suspensions will come after Vick serves his prison sentence. If Vick spends this season in jail, it means Vick could be suspended for the 2008 and 2009 seasons. If he gets 18 months, he may be suspended through the 2010 season.
After that, what would motivate the NFL to allow him to play again? Even if Vick attempts to rehabilitate his image through an unprecedented amount of community service and charitable giving, how many owners would want to risk signing him after this? Besides, by 2010 Vick will be 30 and more than a little rusty.
Last week Vick attempted to get Goodell to agree to piggyback any possible suspension with potential prison time. Goodell was unwilling to commit to that course of action.
Falcons owner Arthur Blank wanted to suspend Vick when the indictment was handed down, but in order to recover any signing bonus money, the team needs Goodell to suspend Vick. Blank definitely feels betrayed by Vick, but another huge problem facing him is how will his fan base — 52 percent of his season ticket holders are African-American — react to the permanent loss of Vick, one of the league's most popular players. Some of Vick's fans in Atlanta actually believe that Vick was unfairly targeted by the Justice Department in this case.
But Vick dug his own hole here. Based on his plea, he lied to Goodell around the time of the draft when he said he was innocent of these charges. According to what his co-defendants said last Friday, Vick was killing dogs in April just prior to the draft.
And now it's likely all over for Michael Vick.
Since he entered the league in 2001, Vick has received more than $60 million in salary and endorsements. It's nothing short of ludicrous that he threw away such a career and earning power by being involved in an illegal dogfighting betting ring.
SO IN OTHER WORDS YOU GUYS MIKE VICK IS SHIT OUTA LUCK. BUT HE DESERVES IT. IM SORRY TO SAY I JUST DONT UNDERSTAND HOW SOMEONE HAS A HEART TO ELECTRICUTE A DOG, OR EVEN DROWN ONE. HOW DOES SOMEONE DO THAT?? I HAVE A ROT MYSELF AND I LOVE DOGS, DAMN. WHAT A BASTARD.
By accepting a guilty plea today on those gruesome federal dog-fighting charges, Vick won't escape prison and he could be sentenced to more than a year. He will appear before U.S. Judge Henry Hudson next Monday morning for his plea hearing.
No details of the plea agreement have been made public, but NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has no choice but to indefinitely suspend Vick.
Vick's next big headache depends on how much he admits to being involved in gambling on dog-fighting, how heavily he was betting and what, if any, involvement there was from known gamblers. The NFL has historically come down very hard on players with ties to gambling (look no further than legends like Paul Hornung and Alex Karras). And Goodell is very concerned about the gambling aspects, especially in light of the recent NBA referee case.
The NFL doesn't like to acknowledge how many millions are bet every weekend on its games, but it does want fans to believe that the games are above scrutiny and the mere hint of a fix could potentially jeopardize the league's popularity.
Goodell could possibly suspend Vick for one season for dog-fighting and then another season for gambling. And these suspensions will come after Vick serves his prison sentence. If Vick spends this season in jail, it means Vick could be suspended for the 2008 and 2009 seasons. If he gets 18 months, he may be suspended through the 2010 season.
After that, what would motivate the NFL to allow him to play again? Even if Vick attempts to rehabilitate his image through an unprecedented amount of community service and charitable giving, how many owners would want to risk signing him after this? Besides, by 2010 Vick will be 30 and more than a little rusty.
Last week Vick attempted to get Goodell to agree to piggyback any possible suspension with potential prison time. Goodell was unwilling to commit to that course of action.
Falcons owner Arthur Blank wanted to suspend Vick when the indictment was handed down, but in order to recover any signing bonus money, the team needs Goodell to suspend Vick. Blank definitely feels betrayed by Vick, but another huge problem facing him is how will his fan base — 52 percent of his season ticket holders are African-American — react to the permanent loss of Vick, one of the league's most popular players. Some of Vick's fans in Atlanta actually believe that Vick was unfairly targeted by the Justice Department in this case.
But Vick dug his own hole here. Based on his plea, he lied to Goodell around the time of the draft when he said he was innocent of these charges. According to what his co-defendants said last Friday, Vick was killing dogs in April just prior to the draft.
And now it's likely all over for Michael Vick.
Since he entered the league in 2001, Vick has received more than $60 million in salary and endorsements. It's nothing short of ludicrous that he threw away such a career and earning power by being involved in an illegal dogfighting betting ring.
SO IN OTHER WORDS YOU GUYS MIKE VICK IS SHIT OUTA LUCK. BUT HE DESERVES IT. IM SORRY TO SAY I JUST DONT UNDERSTAND HOW SOMEONE HAS A HEART TO ELECTRICUTE A DOG, OR EVEN DROWN ONE. HOW DOES SOMEONE DO THAT?? I HAVE A ROT MYSELF AND I LOVE DOGS, DAMN. WHAT A BASTARD.
wikedcobra312
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ohh yeah its over, who in their right mind would pick him up, he'll be 30, wont be able to run like he did, and he's not much of a passer
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http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/law/08/22/vick/index.html
That is just a stupid attempt to stick up for Vick, saying that why is dogfighting so bad when people kill dears? WTF!!!!!??
This ******* tool was killing dogs! numerous inocent dogs who dont know any better and CRUELY killing them in numerous forms! That is in no way shape or form the same as hunting dears.. ugg.. tools. Vick needs to go down for his crimes, and never play in the NFL again, because that stuff should not be tolerated.
That is just a stupid attempt to stick up for Vick, saying that why is dogfighting so bad when people kill dears? WTF!!!!!??
This ******* tool was killing dogs! numerous inocent dogs who dont know any better and CRUELY killing them in numerous forms! That is in no way shape or form the same as hunting dears.. ugg.. tools. Vick needs to go down for his crimes, and never play in the NFL again, because that stuff should not be tolerated.
Your Right Feard, Atleast When You Kill A Deer You Eat It. You Dont Try And Make Money From Them And Then When They Fail You Kill Them, How Can You Compare The 2. Oh Well Dont Worry He'll Get His In Jail. Believe Me He Will. Im Sure Theyre Is Guys Now In Theyre Now Counting Down The Days To When They Get Theyre Hands On Them.
wikedcobra312
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they should make deer fighting, i wonder what that would be like, it would probably get soo boring that they would end up shooting the deer
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