50k word document ldo

It's actually a violation of the CBA to offer outside-of-contract bonuses like this.

That makes sense.

Excuse me if Im being a noob or anything but shouldnt be knocking out the other QB of the game a central part of strategic play?

It would also benefit an NHL team to try seriously injuring an opposing star goaltender in game 1 of a 7 game series, but that would be insanely unethical and probably lead to the entire coaching staff never working in the NHL again.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...g.html?hpid=z2

What and thugs now?

oh and the 50k pages almost certainly include financial documentation of money changing hands

yes the entire point of sports is to intentionally injure other players

how fun would soccer be if from the first minute some defender broke the other teams strikers leg? then there would only be like 1 or 2 goals in a game.

"50,000-page investigation" has to be a misunderstanding.

50,000 word document, as ba said;

or 50,000 pages of possibly relevant documents were recovered in the investigation

The write-up is definitely not 50,000 pages long (lol).

I hardly think this is unique at all but, like Spygate, somebody's going to get caught and be made an example of.

The league has no options here but to basically hammer the Saints on this, else there's no way they can even bother claiming that they value player safety. Pucker up Saints fans this will probably hurt.

As far as Gregg Williams he might get a year off, Payton maybe a huge fine.

But its absolutely legal to hit the other QB or are we talking about a vicious late tackle?

Edit: slow pony

There would be plenty of goals, even playing without Messi is worth playing against 10 men instead of 11 the entire game. The only way this can be worth is trying to injure the player in the lasts minutes of the first leg on a 2 legged.
But thats not the point, soccer is different, its against the rule to tackle the other players and hit him as hard as possible.

Living up to his nigname