9-23-2011: The Breakfast Club Football Friday edition - Page 2 - TheMikeFrancesa.com and TheChrisRusso.com

Not in da Building · #21 09-23-2011, 08:22 AM

celebration fail..

JayBee · #22 09-23-2011, 08:25 AM

LONDON, Ontario _ Flyers winger Wayne Simmonds, one of the NHL’s few black players, had a banana thrown at him from the stands as he started the shoot-out against Detroit on Thursday night at the Labatt Centre.

The arena is operated by Global Spectrum, a subsidiary of the Flyers’ parent company, Comcast-Spectacor.

#classlesscanadians

The Agency · #23 09-23-2011, 08:42 AM

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Originally Posted by JayBee

LONDON, Ontario _ Flyers winger Wayne Simmonds, one of the NHL’s few black players, had a banana thrown at him from the stands as he started the shoot-out against Detroit on Thursday night at the Labatt Centre.

The arena is operated by Global Spectrum, a subsidiary of the Flyers’ parent company, Comcast-Spectacor.

#classlesscanadians

Thats friggin terrible bro, I like Simmonds

The Agency · #24 09-23-2011, 08:43 AM

:thisidear: Does anyone know how I can send Indere a birthday wish from a casio keyboard while Im on the LIE? Thanks

phish · #25 09-23-2011, 08:45 AM

Happy Bday Indere!

Anyone see this pic of Mike, that Mad Dog posted yesterdee. He was watching NBA Hardwood Classics during his show and caught Mike in the background of the telecast.

Mike at 31 years old. Yooge glasses

http://twitpic.com/6owbrn

Mr. Met · #26 09-23-2011, 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by phish

Happy Bday Indere!

Anyone see this pic of Mike that Mad Dog posted yesterdee. he was watching NBA hardwood classics during his show and caught Mike in the background of the telecast.

Mike at 31 years old. Yooge glasses

http://twitpic.com/6owbrn

Happy Birthday indere

SandyCat · #27 09-23-2011, 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by phish

Happy Bday Indere!

Anyone see this pic of Mike that Mad Dog posted yesterdee. he was watching NBA hardwood classics during his show and caught Mike in the background of the telecast.

Mike at 31 years old. Yooge glasses

http://twitpic.com/6owbrn

and yuge mustache

Mr. Met · #28 09-23-2011, 08:49 AM

Carton handles phone trouble a lot differently than Tank

oomer · #29 09-23-2011, 08:50 AM

Happy birthday IDB!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My son should be discharged from the hospital this morning, so that's great news. His eye has made definite improvement.

what a week!

Gator · #30 09-23-2011, 08:51 AM

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Originally Posted by oomer

Happy birthday IDB!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My son should be discharged from the hospital this morning, so that's great news. His eye has made definite improvement.

what a week!

What a relief for you and da missus!

Is Anyone Alive Out There · #31 09-23-2011, 08:51 AM

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Originally Posted by oomer

My son should be discharged from the hospital this morning, so that's great news. His eye has made definite improvement.

what a week!

glad to hear that Oomer, but be a yuge relief and bet you can finally get some sound sleep tonight

Not in da Building · #32 09-23-2011, 08:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr. Met

Carton handles phone trouble a lot differently than Tank

Does he berate his engineer live on the air?

Not in da Building · #33 09-23-2011, 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by oomer

Happy birthday IDB!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My son should be discharged from the hospital this morning, so that's great news. His eye has made definite improvement.

what a week!

Glad to hear the little fella is doing better..

SandyCat · #34 09-23-2011, 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by oomer

Happy birthday IDB!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My son should be discharged from the hospital this morning, so that's great news. His eye has made definite improvement.

what a week!

That's great news, oomer!!

Gator · #35 09-23-2011, 08:56 AM

Hotdoggate back in the forefront of Americas conciousness....

Newsday....

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Dustin Keller remembers seeing the rookie quarterback seated on the Jets' bench nearly two years ago, wolfing down a hot dog that would have made Oscar Mayer jealous.

With the 38-0 shellacking of the Raiders nearly complete, Mark Sanchez thought it was a good time to put something in his empty stomach. He was caught munching on camera, sparking a minor firestorm.

"I think he might've known in the back of his mind there was still a camera on him, but I don't blame him," Keller said. "As long as that hot dog was delicious, get another one, you know? He played well and we won that game, so have another.

"We might get him one in the first quarter [Sunday]."

Keller can joke about it now, poking fun at his good friend. At the time, though, Sanchez wasn't chuckling because his snack infuriated Rex Ryan. As an old-school type, Ryan was ticked off at Sanchez, thinking the incident overshadowed the good things the Jets did that October afternoon.

Sanchez tried his best to make amends, buying 500 hot dogs, 500 hamburgers and 1,000 buns and donating them to Community Soup Kitchen of Morristown, N.J. The situation taught him that eyes are on him at all times.

"It's just a good reminder of what playing quarterback in this league is like," Sanchez said. "I actually met the cameraman. He ended up saying sorry. He's like, 'Man, I feel bad. That thing turned into a big deal for you, huh?' I was like, 'You have no idea.'

"But you laugh about it now, and I knew we would at some point. But it wasn't very respectful to the game and other guys playing and that's not the way I wanted it to be, and that's not the kind of player I am. So it's a mistake you learn from."

Raiders coach Hue Jackson wasn't with Oakland when Sanchez was hot-doggin' it. But don't think he's not aware of it.

"I hope we can make it more interesting for him so he doesn't have to eat hot dogs," Jackson told reporters in Oakland. "Hopefully, we can take the mustard and the relish and the onions and all that and put it away and play a little football."

Jackson was coy when asked if he's going to use it to motivate his team.

"I can't let all my secrets out," Jackson said. "The guy had a hot dog. Was it Der Wiener schnitzel? I don't know. It looked to be pretty good the way he was eating it. So I'm sure we'll have some fun this week."

Apparently, the Raiders have seen a replay of Sanchez's meal.

"Coach showed that to us," defensive tackle Tommy Kelly said. "It was just a reminder. We're going to remind him of that during the game."

Jets linebacker Bart Scott shrugged off Jackson's ploy.

"It's two years ago," Scott said. "If you felt like showing a picture of Mark, 'Hey, this guy was relaxing, having a great day,' you could use it, you could spin it any way. 'He disrespected the game.' But you do whatever you have to do to get your troops riled up, and we understand that.

"We'll be up for the challenge."

oomer · #36 09-23-2011, 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Gator

What a relief for you and da missus!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Is Anyone Alive Out There

glad to hear that Oomer, but be a yuge relief and bet you can finally get some sound sleep tonight

Quote:

Originally Posted by Not in da Building

Glad to hear the little fella is doing better..

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Originally Posted by SandyCat

That's great news, oomer!!

Thanks everyone. Def a relief. The Sucky part was they had to prick him (bosh) three different times (brought the double teamer to Wade and Wade was like wouldjugetouttaheah?!) for his IV. In the midst of his crying, he'd just look at us with a "WTH!? You cawl yerselves parents and ya gonna let them do this to me? You clowns" look.

It'll be good to be home again for him and us.

Not in da Building · #37 09-23-2011, 08:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gator

Hotdoggate back in the forefront of Americas conciousness....

Newsday....

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Dustin Keller remembers seeing the rookie quarterback seated on the Jets' bench nearly two years ago, wolfing down a hot dog that would have made Oscar Mayer jealous.

With the 38-0 shellacking of the Raiders nearly complete, Mark Sanchez thought it was a good time to put something in his empty stomach. He was caught munching on camera, sparking a minor firestorm.

"I think he might've known in the back of his mind there was still a camera on him, but I don't blame him," Keller said. "As long as that hot dog was delicious, get another one, you know? He played well and we won that game, so have another.

"We might get him one in the first quarter [Sunday]."

Keller can joke about it now, poking fun at his good friend. At the time, though, Sanchez wasn't chuckling because his snack infuriated Rex Ryan. As an old-school type, Ryan was ticked off at Sanchez, thinking the incident overshadowed the good things the Jets did that October afternoon.

Sanchez tried his best to make amends, buying 500 hot dogs, 500 hamburgers and 1,000 buns and donating them to Community Soup Kitchen of Morristown, N.J. The situation taught him that eyes are on him at all times.

"It's just a good reminder of what playing quarterback in this league is like," Sanchez said. "I actually met the cameraman. He ended up saying sorry. He's like, 'Man, I feel bad. That thing turned into a big deal for you, huh?' I was like, 'You have no idea.'

"But you laugh about it now, and I knew we would at some point. But it wasn't very respectful to the game and other guys playing and that's not the way I wanted it to be, and that's not the kind of player I am. So it's a mistake you learn from."

Raiders coach Hue Jackson wasn't with Oakland when Sanchez was hot-doggin' it. But don't think he's not aware of it.

"I hope we can make it more interesting for him so he doesn't have to eat hot dogs," Jackson told reporters in Oakland. "Hopefully, we can take the mustard and the relish and the onions and all that and put it away and play a little football."

Jackson was coy when asked if he's going to use it to motivate his team.

"I can't let all my secrets out," Jackson said. "The guy had a hot dog. Was it Der Wiener schnitzel? I don't know. It looked to be pretty good the way he was eating it. So I'm sure we'll have some fun this week."

Apparently, the Raiders have seen a replay of Sanchez's meal.

"Coach showed that to us," defensive tackle Tommy Kelly said. "It was just a reminder. We're going to remind him of that during the game."

Jets linebacker Bart Scott shrugged off Jackson's ploy.

"It's two years ago," Scott said. "If you felt like showing a picture of Mark, 'Hey, this guy was relaxing, having a great day,' you could use it, you could spin it any way. 'He disrespected the game.' But you do whatever you have to do to get your troops riled up, and we understand that.

"We'll be up for the challenge."

that is the only Jets point Mike will bring up today