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  • #16
    Originally posted by MadtownPacker
    It's all good though, they took it all out on pretty boy wannabe shockey the whole game.
    I would think Shockey would be your kind of player. He talks a lot of smack, and he plays with reckless abandon.

    What's not to like? You talk a lot of smack, and we both like you.

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    • #17
      It has seemed to me that that sort of horserap has been a part of the NY Giants the last few seasons esp. since Shockey.

      The Giants are a very frustrated team and lost a leader in RB Tikki Barber and that will make them dangerous RE: adversity Vs the opposing side. I don't enjoy seeing cheap shot play.

      The Giants !

      I'm glad we got throught this game with a win but moreso very glad that we didn't suffer a terrible loss of a key member of our team or realy any member as we need them all over the next three games before the bye.

      We have an excellent shot todat at entering that bye week at 3-2 and that would be pleasing and an unexpected result to me as we began week 1.

      GO PACK GO !
      ** Since 2006 3 X Pro Pickem' Champion; 4 X Runner-Up and 3 X 3rd place.
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      ** If God doesn't fish, play poker or pull for " the Packers ", exactly what does HE do with his buds?
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      • #18
        Plaxico has a way with women…

        May 20, 2007 -- IT'S hard out there for a professional athlete who gets no attention from the usually man-hungry ladies at Clifton, N.J., nightspot The Bliss Club. Sources say New York Giants wide receiver Plaxico Burress insulted female patrons there and "left the club without paying his $2,000 tab."

        It seemed that Burress was upset Wednesday night because "no women were paying any attention to him."

        Spies at Bliss told Page Six Burress came in at around 11 p.m., but stayed only about 90 minutes. While he lounged at the VIP table overlooking the dance floor, Burress and his crew "kept the cocktail waitress running back and forth," ordering "several rounds of Dom Perignon and Grey Goose."

        The worst offense? "He didn't even tip his cocktail waitress," said a source, who noted that Burress and his crew "were obviously on the prowl." At one point, said the witness, Plaxico "got up from his VIP table and approached a group of girls at the bar."
        That's when he propositioned a female patron out of the blue. "She just yelled back, 'You've got the wrong girl,' " relates our witness. Burress was spotted storming out minutes later "without returning to his table or paying his tab."

        The NFLer, recently praised in the press for attending voluntary workouts during the Giants' off-season, was also snubbing male fans at the club. Spies said he refused to sign the jersey of one who raced home to retrieve it when he learned Burress was there, hoping to get an autograph.

        One club regular told us the place is often visited by major sports stars, including Yankees Robinson Cano and Melky Cabrera and Burress' fellow Giant star Brandon Jacobs. "I have never seen a professional athlete behave this way," said the source.
        The Bliss Club's bottle-service host, Joe Martino, confirmed the $2,000 bill was not paid by Burress or anyone in his group."

        Via a rep for the Giants, Burress confirmed he was at the club, but denied walking out on his tab or propositioning anyone.

        One time Lombardi was disgusted with the team in practice and told them they were going to have to start with the basics. He held up a ball and said: "This is a football." McGee immediately called out, "Stop, coach, you're going too fast," and that gave everyone a laugh.
        John Maxymuk, Packers By The Numbers

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        • #19
          Originally posted by FritzDontBlitz
          Originally posted by Scott Campbell
          Originally posted by the_idle_threat
          And I agree with FDB above on the Poppinga penalty. I give Popp a complete free pass on that one given 1) the circumstances and 2) the score at the time and the fact it was still early. The penalty didn't "give away the game" to the opponent.

          Unlike Shockey's stupid mental error and penalty the nullified a HUGE gain. Giants fans must be livid with what he did.
          a delicious irony. the g-women were trying to take the packers defenders out of their game but THEY are the ones who ended up self-destructing: idiot penalties. fumbled kickoff return. eli's punkout int when surrounded by green and gold.

          priceless.....
          Absolutely!

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          • #20
            Originally posted by Maxie the Taxi
            Plaxico has a way with women…

            May 20, 2007 -- IT'S hard out there for a professional athlete who gets no attention from the usually man-hungry ladies at Clifton, N.J., nightspot The Bliss Club. Sources say New York Giants wide receiver Plaxico Burress insulted female patrons there and "left the club without paying his $2,000 tab."

            It seemed that Burress was upset Wednesday night because "no women were paying any attention to him."

            Spies at Bliss told Page Six Burress came in at around 11 p.m., but stayed only about 90 minutes. While he lounged at the VIP table overlooking the dance floor, Burress and his crew "kept the cocktail waitress running back and forth," ordering "several rounds of Dom Perignon and Grey Goose."

            The worst offense? "He didn't even tip his cocktail waitress," said a source, who noted that Burress and his crew "were obviously on the prowl." At one point, said the witness, Plaxico "got up from his VIP table and approached a group of girls at the bar."
            That's when he propositioned a female patron out of the blue. "She just yelled back, 'You've got the wrong girl,' " relates our witness. Burress was spotted storming out minutes later "without returning to his table or paying his tab."

            The NFLer, recently praised in the press for attending voluntary workouts during the Giants' off-season, was also snubbing male fans at the club. Spies said he refused to sign the jersey of one who raced home to retrieve it when he learned Burress was there, hoping to get an autograph.

            One club regular told us the place is often visited by major sports stars, including Yankees Robinson Cano and Melky Cabrera and Burress' fellow Giant star Brandon Jacobs. "I have never seen a professional athlete behave this way," said the source.
            The Bliss Club's bottle-service host, Joe Martino, confirmed the $2,000 bill was not paid by Burress or anyone in his group."

            Via a rep for the Giants, Burress confirmed he was at the club, but denied walking out on his tab or propositioning anyone.

            http://www.nypost.com/seven/05202007...ix/pagesix.htm


            Maybe the chicks at the bar were Giants fans and didn't want him to risk injuring himself in the sack ...

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