(not about the Pack, but I think this is a hoot. The egomaniac vs. the Rastafarian regarding the honor of the Toronto Argonauts.)
Former Washington Redskins and Toronto Argonauts QB Joe Theismann, telling Toronto radio station The Fan 590 (and with the quote running in The Globe and Mail) that the Argos shouldn’t have signed former Dolphins RB Ricky Williams: “This is a feeble excuse for the Toronto Argonauts to sell tickets, and I'm embarrassed to have worn the 'A' on my helmet. It shows classlessness in the organization.â€ÂÂ
More Theismann on Williams, a four-time violator of the NFL’s substance-abuse policy: “He has insulted professional football players. He has insulted the game of professional football. He has been suspended by the National Football League; he doesn't want to play. He's going to a place where his value will be limited.â€ÂÂ
Williams, quoted in the Toronto Star about Theismann’s remarks: “Every time (Theismann) says something here's what happens: He says a remark about me that's offensive, then when he has to do one of our games, he comes up to me and apologizes and says, ‘I'm sorry.’ â€ÂÂ
Argonauts head coach Mike “Pinball†Clemons, giving the Star his take on Theismann’s remarks: “You don't have to agree with someone to respect them. I respect (Theismann) as a person. (But) I'm very comfortable with my decision. I'm very proud as a Toronto Argonaut. And I don't care if Joe Theismann is standing here or the prime minister … I'm not ashamed.â€ÂÂ
Former Washington Redskins and Toronto Argonauts QB Joe Theismann, telling Toronto radio station The Fan 590 (and with the quote running in The Globe and Mail) that the Argos shouldn’t have signed former Dolphins RB Ricky Williams: “This is a feeble excuse for the Toronto Argonauts to sell tickets, and I'm embarrassed to have worn the 'A' on my helmet. It shows classlessness in the organization.â€ÂÂ
More Theismann on Williams, a four-time violator of the NFL’s substance-abuse policy: “He has insulted professional football players. He has insulted the game of professional football. He has been suspended by the National Football League; he doesn't want to play. He's going to a place where his value will be limited.â€ÂÂ
Williams, quoted in the Toronto Star about Theismann’s remarks: “Every time (Theismann) says something here's what happens: He says a remark about me that's offensive, then when he has to do one of our games, he comes up to me and apologizes and says, ‘I'm sorry.’ â€ÂÂ
Argonauts head coach Mike “Pinball†Clemons, giving the Star his take on Theismann’s remarks: “You don't have to agree with someone to respect them. I respect (Theismann) as a person. (But) I'm very comfortable with my decision. I'm very proud as a Toronto Argonaut. And I don't care if Joe Theismann is standing here or the prime minister … I'm not ashamed.â€ÂÂ

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