Bring back old refs!!!
Due to his outrageous salary demands, PhillyPhanatics.com has locked out columnist Eric Fisher this week. His column is being written by Loud Marv, who posts sports-related commentaries on YouTube.
Yo! Wassup??? Loud Marv in the HOUSE!!!!
Can u beleive this refree crap in the NFL??? They done screwed up the Sunday night game between Ravens and Patriots then they totally screw up ending of Packers and Seahawks game. That game was on Monday night.
Ain’t nobody got mucho sympethy for Bill Belechek. He’s a cheating little baby! But he’s going to get a big fine for grabbing that reff after the game.
As you know this is all cuased by the NFL using replasement reffs. Rodger Gooddell has got to get his act together. BTW, Gooddell is the NFL commishioner. He’s locking out the regular reffs. I’m not sure why. But I know it’s over something stupid.
Yo, Gooddell, your ruining this season! I had 5 large on the Pack Monday night. Forget the reffs. How about paying me the money I lost when you’re replasement reffs screwed up the game???!!!
These replasement reffs are a disgrase! Your destroying the best leauge in the world!!!
As Drew Breeze wrote on Twitter, ‘Who’s conduct is determinental to the league now!’
Gooddell, your nothing but a bully. Got to win against the reffs. A real man would compromize insted of putting your eego a head of your sport.
What u trying to prove? That you can make even more bajillions for your owners. Your lucky if the players don’t put a bounty on you’re candy ass! I bet that would be a huge fine!
Mr. Tough guy, I bet Johnny Wilma would kick your ass!!! Then you could supspend him for life! … from you’re hospital room!
Where was the pass interference call on Gulden Tait? That guy shoved the Pack guy out of the way in the end zone. And Greg Jennings clearly grabbed the ball first. (BTW, grate job by Packers caoch McCarthur on using receiver Jennings on defense for Hale Mary play!). Then Tait puts his arms on ball.
Replasement refs had no idear what to do. They waited. Then one guy signals touchdown. Other guy singles intersception. It looked like the Three Stooges only not as funny. And their were only 2 of them.
Anyway, get the reel refs back ASAP. These new guys are a joke!
P.S. This riting thing is easier then I thought. Maybe Ill do it agein next weak.
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