This would not be a bad way to decompress from the mess that was the Cleveland Browns of 2008. Enjoy yourself while you enjoy the former owner's money.
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Oh sweet mother, can you imagine having to listen to that hick Saturday after Saturday, saying words which mean absolutely nothing? We endured his press conferences for years, including his smarmy "We. Are. Not. Trading. Derek. Anderson. Period." and his arrogant "It's staph. No other condition. Staph. Everybody got that? Staph." Just give the weasel an email account and let him drop some F-you's to the 'Bama faithful. They'll be crying for Stabler's return after one quarter!
Former owner?
I think he's telling Savage to enjoy Lerner's money…
Yes, I get that, but I still don't get the "former owner" reference. Was that simply a bad sentence? Or are we talking about a dead guy who is now technically the "former owner" because he's presently 6-feet-under.
And I always liked Kenny Stabler. Both as a great quarterback and as a great boozehound. I miss the 70s Raiders.
Oh, and this has nothing to do with Savage or anything, but I just heard Eric Wedge on the radio, who apparently has overdosed on Prozac. For a major league manager who just lost a game 14-12, I have never heard anybody as cheery and peppy as this guy. He did everything but talk about blue skies and white puffy clouds. Do they drug-test managers? If I didn't know better, Wedge was answering the questions of new Plain Dealer reporters Cheech & Chong, this while sitting together in a circle in a dorm room while listening to "Dark Side of the Moon," and a wet towel tucked underneath the door.
He means former boss.