December 18, 200619 yr Funny he says that now, he wasn't saying that right after the game, didn't even mention the word "accidental" .. though he did apologize. I'm not buying his story. Supposedly he didn't realize during that interview that Hall had said something, and that is the reason why he took it lightly and responded in the fashion that he did.
December 18, 200619 yr Biggest idiot in the world. I really don't understand how anyone is a fan of this guy. If you are, you're an idiot. Just retire already
December 18, 200619 yr Just retire already Why should one of the top players in the game retire? He should retire because you and other fans dislike him? It's about the team and trying to win. You do not matter.
December 18, 200619 yr Its called tounge in cheek but whatever.. Because as we all know, TO is all about the team.
December 18, 200619 yr Author Funny he says that now, he wasn't saying that right after the game, didn't even mention the word "accidental" .. though he did apologize. I'm not buying his story. Supposedly he didn't realize during that interview that Hall had said something, and that is the reason why he took it lightly and responded in the fashion that he did. Still calling BS, I remember the announcers on the postgame show tell him DeAngelo Hall said how TO spit in his face and he admitted to it.
December 18, 200619 yr Because as we all know, TO is all about the team. Because he didn't risk his whole career to play on his broken ankle in the Super Bowl despite not having medical clearance. Because he hasn't been playing with a torn tendon in his finger for the last month, electing to not have season ending surgery although he will now never be able to bend the tip of that finger again. How selfish :whistle
December 18, 200619 yr NEW YORK ? (AP) ? Dallas Cowboys receiver Terrell Owens was fined $35,000 (euro27,000) by the NFL on Monday for spitting in the face of the Atlanta Falcons' D'Angelo Hall during Saturday's game. Owens was not suspended. NFL spokesman Greg Aiello announced the fine, which came after Hall knocked Owens out of bounds on a pass play during Dallas' 38-28 win. "I got frustrated and I apologize for that,'' Owens told the NFL Network after the game. "It was a situation where he kept bugging me and getting in my face.'' If the officials had seen Owens spitting, he would have been ejected from the game under NFL rules. During a playoff game last season, Washington's Sean Taylor was kicked out of a game for spitting at Tampa Bay's Michael Pittman. Taylor was later fined $17,000.
December 19, 200619 yr I hate to say poor TO, but he actually confessed to the crime yet got more than double what Taylor (who I'm a big fan of) got? Isn't it supposed to work the other way around?
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