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Where is this guy?

He supposedly has video tapes to bury the Pats but the only time I hear his name is when Arlen "Comcast" Specter brings it up.

I'm 100% sure that Specter will bring the spygate thing up again on April 25th. You know, the day before the draft.

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I think Max did that thing where instead of baning Gainzo he let DWC take over his account.

I'm no DWC!

I know that you and I don't see eye to eye on this matter but the Matt Walsh thing is ridiculous. What does he have?

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I'm no DWC!

I know that you and I don't see eye to eye on this matter but the Matt Walsh thing is ridiculous. What does he have?

He has a video of the Rams walkthrough before the Super Bowl. The NFL is making it hard to release because they helped cover it up.

If fully expect Capers to do a credible job coaching the squad next season though. No worries mate.

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Cover up? How so?

You know. Like the part where they took New England's first round pick and fined them $500,000. That kind of cover up. They wanted to keep it on the down low so they figured a hefty find would do the trick. :rl:

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You know. Like the part where they took New England's first round pick and fined them $500,000. That kind of cover up. They wanted to keep it on the down low so they figured a hefty find would do the trick. :rl:

Alk,

There have been plenty of threads on this...

It's called destroying the evidence. The NFL is no small thrift store are they have teams of lawyers at their disposal. No evidence which proved that the cheating had no effect on the outcome of a game or that would have cleared the Pats or the NFL would ever have been destroyed. After all the uproar about the destruction of tapes, the NFL claimed that if Walsh agrees to turn over everything he has in his possession, the NFL will once again destroy the evidence. You must face it, when the Pats don't cheat...they are a very good team, not a great one.

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Bit of both really. LOL

I'm just saying you could have added a little more structure to that statement, like maybe another rolleye smiley for good measure.:rl:

You have a point, but I've been here long enough to know that many of the folks here "read" pictures better than words. I'm pandering to the JN audience here. ;)

LOL!

I'm kidding. Mostly.

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Cover up? How so?

walsh has at least the walk-through tape if not more. why else would pioli release a pathetic statement about walsh being fired for "taping conversations without permission".

the pats know he has the tapes and are already making the case for plausible deniability.

the nfl doesn't want to deal with the scandal that comes from these tapes being made public.

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walsh has at least the walk-through tape if not more. why else would pioli release a pathetic statement about walsh being fired for "taping conversations without permission".

the pats know he has the tapes and are already making the case for plausible deniability.

the nfl doesn't want to deal with the scandal that comes from these tapes being made public.

You are excellent at breaking things down to their simplest, most basic form. However, I think that we are wasting our time with posters that wouldn't see white for white and black for black if it hit them in the face.

It is one thing to be a devoted fan (Man oh man do we know about devotion or what?) however, this goes beyond plausible deniability and not a simple difference of opinions.

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You are excellent at breaking things down to their simplest, most basic form. However, I think that we are wasting our time with posters that wouldn't see white for white and black for black if it hit them in the face.

It is one thing to be a devoted fan (Man oh man do we know about devotion or what?) however, this goes beyond plausible deniability and not a simple difference of opinions.

What does Matt Walsh have? Please tell me.

I'm sorry the team you cheer for sucks. I've gone down that road with my team in Australia. Believe it or not they are worse than the Jets.

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walsh has at least the walk-through tape

Really?

Goodell on Walsh issue

Posted by Mike Reiss, Globe Staff April 2, 2008 12:07 PM

PALM BEACH, Fla., -- The NFL’s annual meeting concluded this morning with commissioner Roger

Goodell holding a press conference, where he addressed the latest on the Matt Walsh issue.

Here is some of the Q&A:

If you can’t come to a resolution that leads to Matt Walsh speaking, are you comfortable moving on from it?

“No, I don’t like anybody putting out accusations against the league or any of our clubs, which he certainly implied, if he hadn’t said. I’ve said from the beginning of this incident that if something new or additional that comes to public or to me, that I reserve the right to reopen this issue, and I will. But the reality of it, we haven’t had any, for seven months. If it’s just taping of defensive signals, we know that. The Patriots admitted to that. He seems to imply that he has something different and certainly something that I would be concerned with if it’s true. So I’d like to see the evidence.”

If it gets to the point where nothing is happening, would you be the one to say ‘that’s enough’ and perhaps explore some legal options -- if there are any?

“I believe I would be, yes, and at some point I will run out of patience, because I think it’s unfortunate. I think the last time he was a Patriots employee was back in the early 2000s, so we’re talking about six, seven or eight years since he left the league. I would like to have that information. He’s certainly made it known publicly that he has something. I’d like to see him present that.”

So you’re committed to getting this information?

“I believe it’s important when somebody has made an accusation like this, I think it’s important for us to get to the bottom of it. We’re going to aggressively pursue that as long as I think there is some information there, or I believe I can get to the bottom of it, and that’s what I’m going to do.”

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Two main mistakes by the NFL:

1. The destruction of the evidence. It creates an IMPRESSION of covering up sensitive and serious violations.

2. Goodell stated it was the destruction tapes dating back to 2006. What about before? It gives the impression that the NFL was not very thorough in their investigation and did not want to dig too deep in order to open another can of worms (i.e., questioning the integrity of the Pats during their superbowl runs). Also, any previous evidence of tampering via video if it did exist has now been destroyed by the Pats. In addition, they didn't question or investigate the videographers of the PATs - very strange.

The fine and loss of draft pick was an attempt by the NFL to send a message and appear tough, but the reality was they did a very poor and not very thorough investigation of the Pats' unethical practices.

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Goodell said "No, I don’t like anybody putting out accusations against the league or any of our clubs..."

Does that sound like the statement of a fair and impartial arbitrator? It sounds adverserial to me. And it sounds like the NFL would love to discredit Walsh and squash this whole thing.

Of course....way too much money at stake here.

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