TheBaronPatriot

I'd say tar him
John Adams Style (HBO show...)

OR

I feel as if public stoning has gone out of fashion
bring it back
walk him around Gillette with fans armed with anything they want
batteries, ninja stars, rifles, live animals, anything goes.
How good of an opening day would that be?

PATSNUTme

I think the poll options are a little extreme.

I would just set him on fire and delete my peeing man so he wouldn't be tempted to try to put it out.

FootballFanetic

How about not sicking ex-FBI agents on him or making threats to sue him and let him come forward and speak with whatever he has or doesn't have so that this whole matter can be put to bed one way or another. Or is that too reasonable? If you're a "no" on that, my follow up question is what are you afraid of then?

blackglass3

How about some proof of the crap you're spewing? Ex FBI agents? Let's see a link.

And they are threatening to sue him if he stole something that wasn't his. Stealing is still a crime, no?

FullTiltFullTime54

Why hasn't he said anything yet? What's he afraid to say and why? You don't just make a libelous statement and not back it up. He's not under any confidentiality agreement so what'st the problem?

mojocaster.com

Not a thing. I don't wish ill things to happen to anyone. I just want him to go away, especially if he has nothing more than exaggerated crap. If he has something, I want it to come out and be dealt with in accord with what dignity we can still salvage as a team.

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signbabybrady

So why didn't you originally put this on the main page.


Note: I am the only sick individual who picked kill his family in front of him.

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chris_in_sunnyvale

"Kill his wife and child in front of his eyes".

YEAH!

Come on, guy. That crossed a line, even if the others didn't.

Regards,
Chris

FootballFanetic

Here's the link. http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3248267

Here's the relevant part:

"Walsh's attorney said his trust of the NFL is an issue after learning that a league security officer and former FBI agent, Dick Farley, had interviewed two of Walsh's former co-workers at a Cape Cod golf course in Massachusetts. Walsh, 31, has been an assistant golf pro at several courses in New England and Arizona since leaving the Patriots. He currently works at a course on Maui.


"Sending a former FBI agent to investigate his professional and personal life has not left Mr. Walsh feeling confident that the National Football League simply wants to encourage him to come forward with whatever information he has,'' Levy said."

Read much beyond this board? If not, that might explain your Bizzaro World world view where the Pats are always the victims. Who's spewing crap now?

On the stealing point, I could also link you to an article by Peter King (normally a Pats homer) who printed a letter recently from another guy in pro sports videotaping who said that it's normal practice for most video guys to have a good bit of the work they've done on tape at home. Does that make it right, you make the call, but either way, it doesn't sound like Walsh is that abnormal for having the tape among those in his profession.....

flasox27

Fanetic
How about taping conversations with your boss does that sound normal to you. I don't think the Commonwealth and the federal government think so. Theft is the least of Walsh's worries.