Friday, September 8, 2017

The Media is Decadent and Depraved: Sports Edition

We're trying to give up the NFL for a host of reasons we'll get into in another post.

We caught about ten minutes of last night's game between the Chefs [great googly-moogly-Ed] and the Patriots. No one made mention of what was going on in the stands.

Via the Daily Caller:

Roger Goodell was welcomed into Gillette Stadium ahead of the game with thunderous boos and tens of thousands of turquoise towels featuring his face with a clown nose on them. Everyone knew it was going to happen and it was impossible to ignore, yet the NBC crew didn’t mention the towels, or the shirts with the same Goodell image on them, once.
Roger Goodell, who makes nearly $40 mil-per, is the devil, worse than Hitler even. Between commercial breaks and over-officiating he's made the game unwatchable. He's also out get the Pats, and cooked up this idiotic 'deflate-gate' scandal. Don't ask.

So the Pats fans really let him have it last night. Good for them. As we said, worse than Hitler.

NBC made no mention of this because they're in partnership with the NFL.

What a bunch of ass-kissers you are, NBC.

Howard Cossell would never have kept his mouth shut.

Mr. we could use a man like Howard Cossell again.




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