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Eagles Preditcions - BIRD33 - 10-17-2007
Reid is a bad parent plain and simple.His wife is the bigger joke.Hey honey I'm kind of busy over here making us millions running a professional football franchise, do you think maybe you could make sure our fuck up son shows up for his drug tests?You really shouldnt have that much laundry or cooking to do since our other fuck up son is already locked up.
Eagles Preditcions - Anhil8tor - 11-01-2007
A judge in Philadelphia today sentenced Garrett Reid to two to 23 months in jail and had harsh words for the home where Reid lives with his father, Eagles coach Andy Reid.
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that Judge Steven O'Neill likened the Reid home to "a drug emporium" and questioned whether it was a suitable place for Reid's adult sons to live.
"There isn't any structure there that this court can depend upon. . .this is a family in crisis," the Inquirer quotes O'Neill saying.
Those words must have stung Reid, who was in court at the time but declined to talk to reporters afterward. Although Reid has said he plans to continue coaching the Eagles, there has been a great deal of speculation that the legal problems of Garrett and another Reid son, Britt, could lead to him stepping aside.
The details that emerged about Garrett Reid at today's sentencing describe a man so desperate for drugs that he smuggled 89 pills into jail by secreting them in his rectum. Garrett Reid spoke in court and said, "I don't want to be that kid who was the son of the head coach of the Eagles who was spoiled and on drugs and OD'ed and just faded into oblivion."
Eagles Preditcions - BIRD33 - 11-01-2007
Anhil8tor Wrote:A judge in Philadelphia today sentenced Garrett Reid to two to 23 months in jail and had harsh words for the home where Reid lives with his father, Eagles coach Andy Reid.
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that Judge Steven O'Neill likened the Reid home to "a drug emporium" and questioned whether it was a suitable place for Reid's adult sons to live.
"There isn't any structure there that this court can depend upon. . .this is a family in crisis," the Inquirer quotes O'Neill saying.
Those words must have stung Reid, who was in court at the time but declined to talk to reporters afterward. Although Reid has said he plans to continue coaching the Eagles, there has been a great deal of speculation that the legal problems of Garrett and another Reid son, Britt, could lead to him stepping aside.
The details that emerged about Garrett Reid at today's sentencing describe a man so desperate for drugs that he smuggled 89 pills into jail by secreting them in his rectum. Garrett Reid spoke in court and said, "I don't want to be that kid who was the son of the head coach of the Eagles who was spoiled and on drugs and OD'ed and just faded into oblivion."
Holy shit balls.UP HIS ASS?That quote is classic.
Eagles Preditcions - Anhil8tor - 11-01-2007
http://www.philly.com/philly/hp/news_update/20071101_Garrett_Reid_sentenced__smuggled_drugs_into_jail.html
Eagles Preditcions - Sunny - 11-02-2007
You scared me for a second 8
Eagles Preditcions - Anhil8tor - 11-02-2007
Lost in Thursday's flurry of kidney punches to the image of Eagles coach Andy Reid was a disclosure that Garrett and Britt Reid used steroids as young athletes.
Let's repeat that.
The sons of an NFL head coach used steroids as youth athletes.
Wow.
What would the NFL do if it was revealed that a player's kids were or had been using steroids? Or if the player was accused of maintaining a "drug emporium" at his house? Cowboys assistant coach Wade Wilson was suspended five games for possessing HGH for his own use because, as Wilson was told, the league holds coaches to a higher standard.
How, then, can the league sit idly by in the wake of these troubling allegations about the things that were happening under Reid's roof?
It's a delicate situation, to be sure. But we suspect that the folks running the show are at least mildly troubled by the information that has been disclosed, and that this could manifest itself in the Eagles receiving not-so-subtle indications that the time might be coming to accept Reid's resignation -- even if he's not ready to provide it.
Eagles Preditcions - Anhil8tor - 11-02-2007
After having a chance to study in more detail the Thursday comments of Judge Steven T. O'Neill and the revelations made regarding the broader scope of conduct of the oldest two sons of Eagles coach Andy Reid, we're increasingly troubled by the situation -- and we can't imagine Reid being able to continue as the coach of the team after the 2007 season.
The Judge lambasted Reid and his wife for creating and enabling the environment that resulted in Garrett and Britt Reid developing chemical dependency problems that resulted in both of them committing crimes for which they will be incarcerated.
On one hand, it's easy to argue that Garrett and Britt Reid, both of whom are in their 20s, are grown men. On the other hand, modern parents tend to hover more and more over their children, even after they become "adults." Especially when they still live with mom and dad.
Regardless, these boys/men likely didn't wake up one day as fully-formed adults and decided to start taking and/or selling drugs. Indeed, it was disclosed on Thursday that Garrett Reid began selling cocaine in North Philadelphia five years ago.
"'I liked being the rich kid in that area and having my own high-status life,' " Garrett was quoted as saying. "'I could go anywhere in the 'hood. They all knew who I was. I enjoyed it. I liked being a drug dealer. . . . These kids were scared of me,' " O'Neill quoted Garrett as saying. "'I was even selling to their parents . . . . I turned everyone on to Oxycontin.'"
The judge chided Reid and his wife for having a "drug emporium" in their house.
"I have some real difficulty with the structure in which these two boys live," Judge O'Neill said. "What is the supervision? . . . You got to take accountability of what goes on in the house. This is a family in crisis and we have to address it."
Reid's family crisis has quickly become a crisis for the Eagles' organization, and if the team doesn't parlay last week's win against the dreadfully bad Minnesota Vikings into a streak that culminates in a playoff berth, the calls from the media and the fans to step aside will only intensify.
And for good reason. If Reid can't properly take care of his own house, how can he be expected to properly take care of someone else's?
Eagles Preditcions - Sassy - 11-02-2007
Anhil8tor Wrote:After having a chance to study in more detail the Thursday comments of Judge Steven T. O'Neill and the revelations made regarding the broader scope of conduct of the oldest two sons of Eagles coach Andy Reid, we're increasingly troubled by the situation -- and we can't imagine Reid being able to continue as the coach of the team after the 2007 season.What was it like before having a chance to study in more detail the Thursday comments of Judge Steven t O'Neill and the revelations made regarding the broader scope of conduct of the oldest two sons of Eagles coach Andy Reid we are increasingly troubled by the situation -- and we can not imagine Reid being able to continue as the coach of the team after the 2007 season ?Are you in a lot of trouble?What is
The Judge lambasted Reid and his wife for creating and enabling the environment that resulted in Garrett and Britt Reid developing chemical dependency problems that resulted in both of them committing crimes for which they will be incarcerated.
On one hand, it's easy to argue that Garrett and Britt Reid, both of whom are in their 20s, are grown men. On the other hand, modern parents tend to hover more and more over their children, even after they become "adults." Especially when they still live with mom and dad.
Regardless, these boys/men likely didn't wake up one day as fully-formed adults and decided to start taking and/or selling drugs. Indeed, it was disclosed on Thursday that Garrett Reid began selling cocaine in North Philadelphia five years ago.
"'I liked being the rich kid in that area and having my own high-status life,' " Garrett was quoted as saying. "'I could go anywhere in the 'hood. They all knew who I was. I enjoyed it. I liked being a drug dealer. . . . These kids were scared of me,' " O'Neill quoted Garrett as saying. "'I was even selling to their parents . . . . I turned everyone on to Oxycontin.'"
The judge chided Reid and his wife for having a "drug emporium" in their house.
"I have some real difficulty with the structure in which these two boys live," Judge O'Neill said. "What is the supervision? . . . You got to take accountability of what goes on in the house. This is a family in crisis and we have to address it."
Reid's family crisis has quickly become a crisis for the Eagles' organization, and if the team doesn't parlay last week's win against the dreadfully bad Minnesota Vikings into a streak that culminates in a playoff berth, the calls from the media and the fans to step aside will only intensify.
And for good reason. If Reid can't properly take care of his own house, how can he be expected to properly take care of someone else's?
on one hand it is easy to argue that Garrett and Britt Reid both of whom are in their 20s are grown men
like on one hand it is easy to argue that Garrett and Britt Reid both of whom are in their 20s are grown men.What is
on the other hand modern parents tend to hover more and more over their children even after they become adults
like on the other hand modern parents tend to hover more and more over their children even after they become adults.I think that happens quite often.
How about that.Does "it" still refer to on the other hand modern parents tend to hover more and more over their children even after they become adults?
Regardless these boysmen likely did not wake up one day as fully-formed adults and decided to start taking andor selling drugs was disclosed on Thursday that Garrett Reid began selling cocaine in North Philadelphia five years ago? Very interesting.Peoples tastes are always changing.
The ALICE chat robot can follow many things, like our discussion about Regardless these boysmen likely did not wake up one day as fully-formed adults and decided to start taking andor selling drugs. But I did not get that.
Are there no exceptions?That's great. Tell me what you liked about it.What do you like best about BEING a drug dealer ?Which ones?When was this exactly?Thanks for the information:
said turned everyone on to Oxycontin.
Can you please rephrase that with fewer ideas, or different thoughts?
Put your problem in God's hands.
I can ask my botmaster.Yes I always have to take accountability of what goes on in the house.That is just your personal opinion.
Where did Reid's family crisis get quickly become a crisis for the Eagles' organization and if the team does not parlay last week's win against the dreadfully bad Minnesota Vikings into a streak that culminates in a playoff berth the calls from the media and the fans to step aside will only intensify?Your purpose is good reason.That is a hypothetical question.
Eagles Preditcions - BIRD33 - 11-02-2007
Umm that makes no sense.His kids use drugs at home so the NFL has the right to punish reid?Its a family issue not an NFL issue.
Eagles Preditcions - quint - 11-02-2007
Reid will take and admin role after the season
Eagles Preditcions - quint - 11-05-2007
Have you seen Reid after these games lately?
He looks like one of the SNL da Bears fans before the heart attack.
The team is drifting in the wind.
Eagles owe over 12million over the next 2 years.
We are so stuck.
Eagles Preditcions - WoolyGoat - 11-05-2007
I'm not sure why he's not stepping down.
Eagles Preditcions - what? - 11-05-2007
WoolyGoat Wrote:I'm not sure why he's not stepping down.
'cause working 22 hr days is a nice break from his fuck-up kids?
Eagles Preditcions - WoolyGoat - 11-05-2007
who are the chicks in your av?
Eagles Preditcions - what? - 11-05-2007
no idea, I think 8 hooked me up with the av. hook 'em horns?
Eagles Preditcions - quint - 11-05-2007
they are doing the shocker aren't they?
Eagles Preditcions - what? - 11-05-2007
now that you mention it...
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Eagles Preditcions - Anhil8tor - 11-06-2007
WoolyGoat Wrote:who are the chicks in your av?
my buddys sister is on the right.. her best friend is on the left..
why?
Eagles Preditcions - what? - 11-06-2007
Anhil8tor Wrote:my buddys sister is on the right.. her best friend is on the left..
why?
8 wouldn't fuck 'em 'cause his buddy's got the clap
Eagles Preditcions - BIRD33 - 11-08-2007
Asked Monday if McNabb would remain the starter for the rest of the season, barring injury, Reid said: "That's where I'm looking at things. Again, nothing is guaranteed. That's how I'm looking at it, yes."
The fact Reid said it's not "guaranteed" was a departure from the coach's usual stance. Instead, the honest response suggests Reid would consider benching McNabb at some point, especially if Philadelphia was mathematically eliminated.
The Eagles are last in the NFC East and trail nine teams in the conference. With rookie Kevin Kolb expected to be McNabb's eventual successor, the future could come as early as next month.
McNabb, of course, wouldn't support that decision.
"No, that's my job," he said. "Why would I want to give up my job?"
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/football/nfl/11/07/bc.fbn.eagles.mcnabb.ap/index.html
I think this is just stupid.There are no good QB's in the league and we're dumping ours 1 year after a bad knee injury?Reid just won't wake up to the fact that he hasnt done anything to get mcnabb a #1 receiver.He's either delusional or just plain stupid.Either way I hope he resigns which I can't believe he's let it come to this.