By: TIM

TIM — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 00:55:00 +0000

Jamie:
It had nothing to do with wheather or not the owners or the other players were listening to Snelling or akers and the other players that were speaking out about their inpatience. It has everything to do with D. Smith and the union leadership worrying about players getting inpatient and speaking out in public and possibly inciting other players to also question their union leadership.
Not to mention that the union knows they have lost the court battle and if they don’t get to finally trying to negotiate a fair but tough deal with the owners that there would be a mutiny when it gets close to any players missing a pay check !
The union is just lucky that the owners are not wanting payback for all the sleezy tactics D. Smith has unleashed on them with his go to court and don’t get serious about negotiating nonsense. Smith is also lucky that the owners are willing to probably give them the same reasonable deal they were willing to give 3 months ago.

By: twitter:Chapman_Jamie

twitter:Chapman_Jamie — Wed, 22 Jun 2011 22:47:10 +0000

I am curious if both the owners and all of the other players were listening to what a 3rd down back had to say.

By: jcg23

jcg23 — Wed, 22 Jun 2011 20:16:09 +0000

I really wonder if him saying something had anything to do with this at all. I mean this is akin to me saying. I wish that red light would turn green after sitting at it a while and it happening.

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