the problem in Big D

[thunderkyss]

The kid has a problem with lying

http://www.nfl.com/videos?videoId=09000d5d80db6400

First, I am a T.O. appologist. I think his problem in San Fran & in Philly, was that he told the truth, and pointed the fingers at the "stars" & coaches, & personally, I think it needed to be done. My evidence has been that the problems in San Fran are still in San Fran, and the problems in Philly are still in Philly.

Dione asks the question, why do people believe it when Romo says it, but not when T.O. says it.

Apart from that, I thought there was some nice insight into the Dallas Cowboys.

[Texan_Bill]

There are 25 million reasons to not believe or respect TO.

was that he told the truth, and pointed the fingers at the "stars" & coaches,

Ummmm, try pointing the finger at himself sometime. He is well known for his alligator arms and has dropped more than his fair share in critical times.

He calls out his QB from SF as being gay, yet the last time I checked Jeff Garcia has an uber hot wife and I've never seen TO with a woman.

His outbursts on the sidelines with McNabb are inexcusable. McNabb was that team's leader. Besides that, it made TO look like a boob on National television.

Lest, we forget the way the whole SF to Baltimore thing went down.

[Specnatz]

Dion also made excuses for the way Plaxico acted before shooting himself. He also said qubert was misunderstood. So that tells me Dion is full of **** err I mean himself, ok same thing.

[WWJD]

Originally Posted by Texan_Bill

There are 25 million reasons to not believe or respect TO.

Ummmm, try pointing the finger at himself sometime. He is well known for his alligator arms and has dropped more than his fair share in critical times.

He calls out his QB from SF as being gay, yet the last time I checked Jeff Garcia has an uber hot wife and I've never seen TO with a woman.

His outbursts on the sidelines with McNabb are inexcusable. McNabb was that team's leader. Besides that, it made TO look like a boob on National television.

Lest, we forget the way the whole SF to Baltimore thing went down.

Yea Donovan can be a boob all on his own. Remember his comments this year that he didn't know games could end in a tie?

TO needs to go though. He won't but he is poison.

[kastofsna]

why do Houston fans care so much about this nonsense

[Pantherstang84]

Originally Posted by kastofsna

why do Houston fans care so much about this nonsense

Because it keeps us entertained while we eagerly wait for Richard Smith's firing to become official.

[thunderkyss]

Originally Posted by kastofsna

why do Houston fans care so much about this nonsense

I've never hid the fact that I'm a T.O. fan.

[Texan_Bill]

Originally Posted by kastofsna

why do Houston fans care so much about this nonsense

Wha??? What?!?!?!?!

[Specnatz]

Originally Posted by kastofsna

why do Houston fans care so much about this nonsense

Why does a Miami fan care so much about a Houston Texans board?

[Double Barrel]

Originally Posted by kastofsna

why do Houston fans care so much about this nonsense

All of our bitterness need to be vented somewhere, yeah?

[Hervoyel]

Originally Posted by kastofsna

why do Houston fans care so much about this nonsense

Being a Houston fan doesn't entirely exclude all interest in the rest of the NFL.

Why does a Dolphins fan spend all this time on a Texans board? Don't you know that being a Dolphins fan means you're required to wear your Dolphins blinders 24 hours a day and show no interest in any other NFL story, team, or player?

Besides, who doesn't like to slow down and stare at a good train wreck?

[The1ApplePie]

Originally Posted by kastofsna

why do Houston fans care so much about this nonsense

Most are bitter they lost an entire generation of fans to Dallas during the late 1980s and early 1990s

I am both a Cowboys and Texans fan. Couldn't say the same for the Oilers. All I remember of them is terrible teams and Bud Adams being a jackass.

[OzzO]

In other news, heard a snippet on the Radio today that Jason Garrett may be interviewing for the Detroit HC position. I thought he was to be the successor in Dallas?

[kastofsna]

Originally Posted by Hervoyel

Being a Houston fan doesn't entirely exclude all interest in the rest of the NFL.

Why does a Dolphins fan spend all this time on a Texans board? Don't you know that being a Dolphins fan means you're required to wear your Dolphins blinders 24 hours a day and show no interest in any other NFL story, team, or player?

Besides, who doesn't like to slow down and stare at a good train wreck?

there's a difference between being interested in what happens on the field and obsessing over just pure ESPN-created soap opera nonsense. this is TMZ-esque

[SheTexan]

Originally Posted by OzzO

In other news, heard a snippet on the Radio today that Jason Garrett may be interviewing for the Detroit HC position. I thought he was to be the successor in Dallas?

I heard that on the 10pm news last night. JJ won't let him go. Besides, that's all poor Detroit needs is a newbie HC! Hell, Garrett still has wet feet as a OC.

As for why Texan fans care all that much. I don't think we do. It's just something to talk about to keep our minds off the fact that we are NOT in the playoffs, and Miami is!

[Texan_Bill]

Originally Posted by The1ApplePie

Most are bitter they lost an entire generation of fans to Dallas during the late 1980s and early 1990s

I am both a Cowboys and Texans fan. Couldn't say the same for the Oilers. All I remember of them is terrible teams and Bud Adams being a jackass.

Who is most?

All you remember was terrible teams? You were 16 when the Oilers left. They had a 2-14 team when you were about 13 years old. Before that, they were in the playoffs 7 consecutive seasons... So, unless you remember Hugh Campbell's tenure, your memory is horrible.

The ONLY thing right in your post is that Bud Adams is a jackass.

[Texan_Bill]

Originally Posted by kastofsna

there's a difference between being interested in what happens on the field and obsessing over just pure ESPN-created soap opera nonsense. this is TMZ-esque

You're in Florida. This is Texas. You will never understand. So don't try..

[Blake]

Originally Posted by thunderkyss

Dione asks the question, why do people believe it when Romo says it, but not when T.O. says it.

Maybe because instead of 1 jackass saying it, its the jackass and the choker saying it.

All im saying is that things are more believable when two of your friends say it than one of your friends.

And if you want the cold truth, people think TO is a buffoon. So of course they are going to write of what he says on his own.

[Silver Oak]

Originally Posted by OzzO

In other news, heard a snippet on the Radio today that Jason Garrett may be interviewing for the Detroit HC position. I thought he was to be the successor in Dallas?

yeah...Garrett, Spagnuolo, Jerry Gray, and someone else I can't recall are all being brought in for interviews supposedly.

[thunderkyss]

Originally Posted by Super Mario

And if you want the cold truth, people think TO is a buffoon. So of course they are going to write of what he says on his own.

Maybe too many people let ESPN control what they think, and don't look for the facts about a situation, to form their own opinion.

Think about it, he called his QB gay in SF...... and that spun the franchise into disarray to last over 10 years.

Get real, that franchise was screwed up, and there were/are control issues throughout the organization.

T.O. didn't want to go to Baltimore.... there are a lot of players that didn't want to go to Baltimore. Most of them offensive skilled players... surely there is a reason for that.

Eli didn't want to go to SanDiego..... does that make him an *******??

Philly.... that team should have dominated over the last 6 years. They've got a QB, they've got a RB, they've got a defense, all they are missing is a wide reciever. You put one in there, one of the best of all time, and they go to the big show. Couldn't get it done, because their QB is a punk.

Bottom line, they don't have a wide reciever.... My opinion, they can't afford another Prima Dona on that team, because their leader isn't much of a leader. In fact, we don't know who the leader of the team is... Andy Reid, or Donovan McNabb.

And Dallas...... we heard the media talk about this, or that, but none of it has been substantiated by the players. Heck, If you watched the sidelines during the last game, T.O. seems to have a perfectly fine relationship with Witten, Romo, and the rest of the team.

They call him a cancer, because he tells the truth. He splits the team, between those that see the truth, and those that don't want to admit it.

He's going to the Hall of Fame, first ballot..... and if you believe all the crap, he's done it all by himself, because he is devisive, he is a prima donna, and no one would help someone like that achieve the things T.O. has.