If the owners have nothing to hide why don’t they open the books?

Because all their dirty little secrets will then come out showing their true take and they won’t have a case.

they own the business. they dont have to show the players crap. the owners need to pay for the stadiums not the public. i hope they get back to the lock out and stays there for a year. let the bassstards go bankrupt or end up in jail as 90% of their male race is. havent seen 1 white man get in trouble yet

If the owners have nothing to hide why don’t they open the books?
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Did you see how that worked for the NBA? The NBA opened its books and the players still refused to negotiate. Do you really think National Felon League players are any different?

Because all their dirty little secrets will then come out showing their true take and they won’t have a case.

“This Court, having found that the Union’s unequivocal disclaimer is valid and effective, concludes there is no need to defer any issue to the NLRB. Because that disclaimer is valid and effective, the Norris-LaGuardia Act’s prohibition against injunctive relief does not preclude granting the Player’s motion for a preliminary
injunction against what the League characterizes as a ‘lockout.’

“Based on the foregoing, and all the files, records and proceedings herein, IT IS
HEREBY ORDERED that:

“1. The Brady Plaintiffs’ motion for a preliminary injunction [Doc. No. 2] is
GRANTED;

“2. The Eller Plaintiffs’ motion for a preliminary injunction [Doc. No. 58] is
MOOT; and

“3. The ‘lockout’ is enjoined.”

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What this means is in layman’s terms is…

Labor laws and disputes only exist when there’s a union, able to bargain on behalf of its members.

When a union decertifies and players all become individuals negotiating contracts, and accept the risks that decertification brings, then those federal labor laws cease to apply.

Meanwhile, the NFL asked Nelson to expand the period that the federal labors laws can apply, to that period after a union decertifies, an indefinite period after a collective bargaining process collapses.

However, Nelson replied that there isn’t persuasive policy or authority to MAKE such a ‘new’ rule, and that therefore instead her court will act more conservatively and rejects the NFL’s proposal.

In, other words, the NFL wanted labor laws to include indefinitely beyond an union’s decertification, and the judge rightfully rejected that proposal, saying effectively that’s not for her to decide, to make a new rule on, a higher court should, and that in the meantime going by existing laws, with the union decertified, therefore the lockout must end.

She also said at the end that the Brady anti-trust case is accepted and will proceed. The Eller case is redundant and wont. And that the lockout is prohibited (enjoined).

id love to call working out work. what a bunch of pigs. round em up and take em out back already

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jm11890, It’s quite possible you might have been happier living in a different time. I’m thinking maybe Germany in the early 1940s.

lions, show up for work and collect your bonuses.

11-5; NFC 2011-12 Champion

Did you see Mall Cop. They want and thinkthey are Cops. Yeah some rent a cop who making $10-$12 an hour can tell some player who’s making big money and looking to get his workout bonus and theres not gonna be a confrontation. Hahaha good stuff. Look at the guys at the mall they hate there job and harass anyone just to make themselves feel better.

Calculus confuses Paris Hilton less than this is confusing everyone.