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T tes · 04-26-2005, 07:21 PM

....who cares :confused:

kizzaboo · 04-26-2005, 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by T tes

....who cares :confused:

Has anyone ever asked you to leave the board? Cause I am.:eek:

What did that post serve?

You should care if you are a fan

yankeehillbilly · 04-26-2005, 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by kizzaboo

You dont just forget how to run the football....

No, but you do forget that you have a drug test coming up and that you really shouldnt smoke that doobie.
I dont think anyone believes that Ricky has no value because he lost all his talent. Ricky has no (or little) value because chances are he won't make it through the season without getting suspended or quitting.

marinotoclayton · 04-26-2005, 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by kizzaboo

Old news? Saban said he would love to have Ricky and Ronnie in the same backfield.

yeah old news. Because he is not reliable. And you are foolish if you trust a snake that has already bitten you. Yeah I would like a combo like that too. But lets get things straight here fantasy and reality are two different things. And the reality of this is. Ricky is a nut and can't be trusted.

shellgh0st · 04-26-2005, 07:25 PM

If RW comes back and has his sh*t together, that will allow us to put Ronnie in the slot more and still pose a real running threat to the defense. That is dangerous.

Does anyone think the Pats D (or any defense for that matter) can cover Ronnie in the slot while still playing the run? They wouldnt be willing to put a DB on Ronnie because we would have a huge blocking advantage if it were a run and a LB can not cover Ronnie. It would be a hell of a tough offense to slow down.

I still say, RW left because of Wanny and thats why he would want back in. If money was his reason, he wouldnt have left to begin with. He wouldve mailed in the season, picked up his checks and not cared at all that he was going to be a part of a losing team. Instead RW saw the signs of things to come and didnt want to deal with a 4-12 season so he retired. Barry sanders also retired early when he doubted his FO. Its hard to compete for something when your heart isnt in it because you dont believe in the people you work for.

kizzaboo · 04-26-2005, 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by yankeehillbilly

No, but you do forget that you have a drug test coming up and that you really shouldnt smoke that doobie.
I dont think anyone believes that Ricky has no value because he lost all his talent. Ricky has no (or little) value because chances are he won't make it through the season without getting suspended or quitting.

Saban does, and so do the majority of those who posted thier vote..

kizzaboo · 04-26-2005, 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by marinotoclayton

yeah old news. Because he is not reliable. And you are foolish if you trust a snake that has already bitten you. Yeah I would like a combo like that too. But lets get things straight here fantasy and reality are two different things. And the reality of this is. Ricky is a nut and can't be trusted.

Saban is foolish then too? People get real.

Saban said he wants him back, this is not old news.

kizzaboo · 04-26-2005, 07:28 PM

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Originally Posted by shellgh0st

If RW comes back and has his sh*t together, that will allow us to put Ronnie in the slot more and still pose a real running threat to the defense. That is dangerous.

Does anyone think the Pats D (or any defense for that matter) can cover Ronnie in the slot while still playing the run? They wouldnt be willing to put a DB on Ronnie because we would have a huge blocking advantage if it were a run and a LB can not cover Ronnie. It would be a hell of a tough offense to slow down.

I still say, RW left because of Wanny and thats why he would want back in. If money was his reason, he wouldnt have left to begin with. He wouldve mailed in the season, picked up his checks and not cared at all that he was going to be a part of a losing team. Instead RW saw the signs of things to come and didnt want to deal with a 4-12 season so he retired. Barry sanders also retired early when he doubted his FO. Its hard to compete for something when your heart isnt in it because you dont believe in the people you work for.

Thank you.

Whitedolphin54 · 04-26-2005, 07:28 PM

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Originally Posted by chub

Sorry that is too funny!

The fact we drafted Ronnie and then signed KJ plus the fact we have what 15 other RB's to me is a sign Amsterdam is probably where Ricky will be!:roflmao:

Is that playing for the Admirals

MelbournePhin · 04-26-2005, 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Whitedolphin54

Is that playing for the Admirals

no, i was thinking more along the lines of bangin red light district hookers and sampling some of the country's finest hash

pwn3dyo · 04-26-2005, 07:33 PM

i hope we will

marinotoclayton · 04-26-2005, 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by kizzaboo

Saban is foolish then too? People get real.

Saban said he wants him back, this is not old news.

Put it this way if the guy had his head straight and totally clean of drugs he would be of some value possibley. But he doesn't know what he is doing from one moment to next.

And then you have to wonder will he be the same kind of player he was before he retired. personally I don't think he will be. His only motivation at this point is to not pay the 8 mil he owes. Do I think he will be the hard runner he was. i don't think so. he isn't motivated enough.

From what i have heard he is under weight. And for him to put on more weight in a short time is not good on a body. Especially when you have camps right around corner.

GetYoRollOn · 04-26-2005, 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by LtDan662002

Maybe since he dropped weight, he can play QB....or safety!:roflmao:

Yeah maybe he can play QB and we'll switch to the option offense :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao:

phinMikeDC · 04-26-2005, 07:37 PM

Ricky at 210-220 and Ronnie Brown in the backfield....I am so salivating right now...

kizzaboo · 04-26-2005, 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by marinotoclayton

Put it this way if the guy had his head straight and totally clean of drugs he would be of some value possibley. But he doesn't know what he is doing from one moment to next.

And then you have to wonder will he be the same kind of player he was before he retired. personally I don't think he will be. His only motivation at this point is to not pay the 8 mil he owes. Do I think he will be the hard runner he was. i don't think so. he isn't motivated enough.

From what i have heard he is under weight. And for him to put on more weight in a short time is not good on a body. Especially when you have camps right around corner.

So he has been doing a whole lot of nothing for the past 9 months, its easy putting on wieght from now until then, and if Ricky were to come back then I am sure he has already started. When you dont do anything for months and put on 10 pounds that is healthy, expecially when you were in great shape, your body goes back to its old form much easier.

It isnt a question if he has value, he does. Saban said it himself. Many of you have closed your ears and refuse to listen to common sense. Saban said he wants him back and has value, then you go on to say he doesn't have value? Please!

BTW paying off 8 mil would give me enough reason to run hard. Plus if he comes back he will only come back to run hard. He never does anything he doesnt want to do. Work ethic was never a problem.

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04-26-2005, 07:37 PM	#29
phinMikeDC Third Down RB Join Date: Sep 2004 Age: 29 Posts: 1,125 Credits: 298 Thanks: 8 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	Ricky at 210-220 and Ronnie Brown in the backfield....I am so salivating right now... __________________ "The dolphin is one of the fastest and smartest creatures of the sea," Joe Robbie said in announcing the team name on October 8, 1965. "Dolphins can attack and kill a shark or a whale. Sailors say bad luck will come to anyone who harms one of them."

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04-26-2005, 07:25 PM	#20
shellgh0st D-Unit Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 550 Credits: 1,075 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	If RW comes back and has his sh*t together, that will allow us to put Ronnie in the slot more and still pose a real running threat to the defense. That is dangerous. Does anyone think the Pats D (or any defense for that matter) can cover Ronnie in the slot while still playing the run? They wouldnt be willing to put a DB on Ronnie because we would have a huge blocking advantage if it were a run and a LB can not cover Ronnie. It would be a hell of a tough offense to slow down. I still say, RW left because of Wanny and thats why he would want back in. If money was his reason, he wouldnt have left to begin with. He wouldve mailed in the season, picked up his checks and not cared at all that he was going to be a part of a losing team. Instead RW saw the signs of things to come and didnt want to deal with a 4-12 season so he retired. Barry sanders also retired early when he doubted his FO. Its hard to compete for something when your heart isnt in it because you dont believe in the people you work for.

04-26-2005, 07:33 PM	#26
pwn3dyo FinHeaven VIP Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: MI Posts: 3,280 Credits: 4,156 Thanks: 25 Thanked 26 Times in 16 Posts	i hope we will