Das right meng, jew need to Boicot them..
I was watching the news reports saying a cuban group wants to boycott the marlins because of pro Castro comments one of their managers made. It was a along the lines of..." I love him, I respect him, people trying to kill the MF'r fer 50 years and he's still alive"
And yet, all I see is one guy jumping up and down on a few signs stating to Boicot the Marlins... lol
Marlin are well known for their backstabbing ways.
I don't see me going to Miami to see a ballgame anyhow.
what are you talking about its about a manager saying Castro is a hero not the MarlinsOriginally Posted by Hickory Dog
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Ozzie is supposed to have a conference or something about it tomorrow at 10:30am I think apologizing.
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Doesn't boicot have two T's?
A man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who can't read them.
Depends if your from cuba or cuba west.
Moderators. As this thread is going to have NOTHING to do with sports could you please move it the correct section. Seems that it belongs in the White Supremist, Idiot Rednecks, or Racist A-hole, secton....you chose.
that's funny Richard. it amazes me how many posts these clowns dedicate to inciting others. makes you wonder how much poison and how much hate they generate. what's worse is that some of them have small children, who will be taught to do the same. carry on haters . . .
But if you only have love for your own race
Then you only leave space to discriminate
And to discriminate only generates hate
And when you hate then you're bound to get irate
Ozzie is a real piece of work...but I like him....
From the Herald 4/8/12:
The Castro comments came in the aftermath of yet another controversy, involving statements he made to CBS Sports. In that interview, Guillén related how he likes to get drunk after every ballgame, win or lose.
“I get drunk because I am happy for the victory or I get drunk because I am sad and concerned because we lost,” the 48-year-old said, adding that he did so in his hotel room to avoid being seen in public.
When reporters asked if he was exaggerating, he said, “No. Why should I have to lie?”
A Marlins source confirmed that Guillén said what he is quoted as saying, but expressed doubt that he really meant it, calling the quotes “statements with no literal intention.”
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