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LovelandBuckeye
You never lose to those pricks. Ever. Ever. - UFM
I just like the logo is a "W". Nothing else. Just a single color letter. Brilliant!
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That looks more like one of those stupid pics from the 1890's they colorize to show you that people dont look that different except, as in this case, 27 year olds look like they're 58.
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5 STAR U-G-A
Legend
Good grief.
I never followed Snyder much but was aware of his reputation as a shitty owner of a (now shitty) NFL franchise, and that he seemed like a serious douche.
But after the Gruden emails were leaked, a lot of accusations have come out about him that suggest that he's (allegedly) a straight up criminal.
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what a dick move
EDIT:
It isn't tax evasion though. You still have to pay revenue on that. It's profit sharing evasion and maybe a breach of contract so won't make him the most popular fucker at the next owners meeting. That's for sure.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Dan Snyder says he can't testify before congress next week due to a scheduling conflict, he'll be out of the country:
The point being here is that he sure has one nice frickin' yacht:
Just sayin': Snyder is the real "Sir Yacht" not that goofy guy in Cleveland.....
The point being here is that he sure has one nice frickin' yacht:
Just sayin': Snyder is the real "Sir Yacht" not that goofy guy in Cleveland.....
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
D.C. AG files suit vs. Daniel Snyder, Commanders, Roger Goodell, NFL
The attorney general for Washington has filed a civil lawsuit against the Washington Commanders, team owner Daniel Snyder, the National Football League and commissioner Roger Goodell for allegedly colluding to deceive fans and district residents about the league's investigation into the team's toxic workplace culture and allegations of sexual assault in an effort to maintain a strong fan base and to increase profits.
Attorney General Karl Racine (D-D.C.) said his office was suing "because you can't lie to D.C. residents in order to protect your image and profits and get away with it. No matter who you are." Racine then added, "Even if you're the National Football League."
Racine said his office opened its investigation last fall and plans to subpoena Snyder as well as former employees, promising accountability and transparency as the case moves through the court system.
"We will issue subpoenas,'' Racine said. "We will seek testimony under oath.''
Racine took a shot at Snyder's virtual deposition with the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Reform by saying depositions are "not likely to occur on a yacht but in a conference room in the District of Columbia.''
Racine alleged that while the league and the team publicly promised an independent investigation, "Snyder waged an interference campaign to cover up years of harassment" and that "the NFL let him do it, betraying fans' trust by enabling Snyder to have a say at the end of the investigation into him and the Commanders."
Racine said his office has jurisdiction to sue because the District of Columbia's consumer-protection law is broad and covers any material misstatement that a business or merchant makes that could affect consumers in the district. He said the district is filing a civil complaint because his office does not have criminal jurisdiction on the matter.
"For years, the team and its owner have caused very real and very serious harm and then lied about it to dodge accountability," Racine said. "They did all of this to hide the truth, protect their images and let the profits continue to roll."
While not specifying the damages he's seeking, Racine said the law provides for fines of up to $5,000 per lie.
Entire article: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...vs-daniel-snyder-commanders-roger-goodell-nfl
Let me get this straight, the DC AG (who leaves office in less than 2 months) is suing the NFL, Goodell, Commanders, and Snyder for lying. The legaL action will undoubtedly cost hundreds of thousands of dollars of public money (i.e. in man hours of the DC AG lawyers and/or contract lawyers) to sue in hopes of collecting $5000 per lie. They better hope that they can prove a couple hundred thousand lies here to justify the costs......
The attorney general for Washington has filed a civil lawsuit against the Washington Commanders, team owner Daniel Snyder, the National Football League and commissioner Roger Goodell for allegedly colluding to deceive fans and district residents about the league's investigation into the team's toxic workplace culture and allegations of sexual assault in an effort to maintain a strong fan base and to increase profits.
Attorney General Karl Racine (D-D.C.) said his office was suing "because you can't lie to D.C. residents in order to protect your image and profits and get away with it. No matter who you are." Racine then added, "Even if you're the National Football League."
Racine said his office opened its investigation last fall and plans to subpoena Snyder as well as former employees, promising accountability and transparency as the case moves through the court system.
"We will issue subpoenas,'' Racine said. "We will seek testimony under oath.''
Racine took a shot at Snyder's virtual deposition with the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Reform by saying depositions are "not likely to occur on a yacht but in a conference room in the District of Columbia.''
Racine alleged that while the league and the team publicly promised an independent investigation, "Snyder waged an interference campaign to cover up years of harassment" and that "the NFL let him do it, betraying fans' trust by enabling Snyder to have a say at the end of the investigation into him and the Commanders."
Racine said his office has jurisdiction to sue because the District of Columbia's consumer-protection law is broad and covers any material misstatement that a business or merchant makes that could affect consumers in the district. He said the district is filing a civil complaint because his office does not have criminal jurisdiction on the matter.
"For years, the team and its owner have caused very real and very serious harm and then lied about it to dodge accountability," Racine said. "They did all of this to hide the truth, protect their images and let the profits continue to roll."
While not specifying the damages he's seeking, Racine said the law provides for fines of up to $5,000 per lie.
Entire article: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...vs-daniel-snyder-commanders-roger-goodell-nfl
Let me get this straight, the DC AG (who leaves office in less than 2 months) is suing the NFL, Goodell, Commanders, and Snyder for lying. The legaL action will undoubtedly cost hundreds of thousands of dollars of public money (i.e. in man hours of the DC AG lawyers and/or contract lawyers) to sue in hopes of collecting $5000 per lie. They better hope that they can prove a couple hundred thousand lies here to justify the costs......
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Commanders sale: Dan Snyder reaches agreement to sell franchise to Josh Harris group for $6 billion
The $6 billion price tag is the most expensive in league history
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Commanders sale: Dan Snyder reaches agreement to sell franchise to Josh Harris group for $6 billion
The $6 billion price tag is the most expensive in league history
The Washington Commanders have an agreement in principle in place for Josh Harris and his group to purchase the franchise for $6 billion, a source confirmed to CBS Sports. The deal will set an NFL record for the most expensive sale in league history.The previous record of $4.65 billion was set last year by the Walton-Penner group when it purchased the Denver Broncos.
Any sale of the team would have to be approved by three-quarters of NFL ownership. Owners plan to convene in May for a regularly scheduled spring meeting, where a vote on final approval could take place. Harris' previous bid for the Denver Broncos means the league is familiar with him and his finances, which would help expedite the approval process.
Harris owns the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers and NHL's New Jersey Devils. His group in the Commanders bid reportedly includes D.C.-area billionaire Mitchell Rales as well as Basketball Hall of Famer Magic Johnson.
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