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Just an interesting side note to the focus on Chris Landry's plagiarism case - the strong and apparently hypocritical words he had for Belichick as noted in ProfotoballTalk

ProFootballTalk.com - SMOKING GUN EMERGES IN LANDRY SITUATION

Finally, one of the items that still appears on Landry’s archive deals (ironically) with last year’s dominant NFL ethics scandal, known commonly as Spygate. Titled “Above The Law,” Landry had very strong words for Patriots coach Bill Belichick.

“Just like I would not steal from their pockets,” Landry writes, “I would not steal their information. . . . I could also look myself in the mirror and sleep well at night, something I could not have done if I had cheated them.

“Perhaps what Belichick lacks in a conscience he makes up for in arrogance. Knowing him as I do, Bill is sorry for the embarrassment that he has caused to himself and the organization but would do it again if he could be sure that he wouldn’t get caught. Seeing himself as the premier coach in the game, perhaps he felt superior and above everyone else.”

If it turns out that Landry is the party who is guilty of plagiarism, he might be chewing on those words for a long, long, long time.

Here's the full Landry article about Spygate

Above the law - Sportsnet.ca

I can't help but wonder about the hypocrisy of so many other players, coaches, reporters, and individuals who spoke out so righteously against a practice that has been proven to have been going on going back 50 years http://www.thesportgallery.com/sport-stories/1967aug-nflspy.html
 
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About 5 other media people should be charged with libel and slander over the Video WITCH-HUNT.
 
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I can't help but wonder about the hypocrisy of so many other players, coaches, reporters, and individuals who spoke out so righteously against a practice that has been proven to have been going on going back 50 years Lee Grosscup - Spying in Pro Football - SPORT magazine - thesportgallery.com

You mean the hypocrisy of a player Like Schlereth who was at the forefront of Patriot spygate bashing despite using performance enhancers and playing on a team that decided it was OK to pay players of the books (not on the Salary Cap).
 
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You mean the hypocrisy of a player Like Schlereth who was at the forefront of Patriot spygate bashing despite using performance enhancers and playing on a team that decided it was OK to pay players of the books (not on the Salary Cap).
And most of all..he said..."STEALING" the signals was wrong..he made that point MANy times...NOT how it was done THAT it was done..and Shanahan ALWAYS stole signals..he is the biggest hypocrite of them all..
 
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And most of all..he said..."STEALING" the signals was wrong..he made that point MANy times...NOT how it was done THAT it was done..and Shanahan ALWAYS stole signals..he is the biggest hypocrite of them all..

No one annoyed me more during the whole Scandal than Schlereth.
 
Greek Physician reportedly fired for Plaigarism

Would it be safe to say that Landry's ilk "are Wimps & hippocrates"? [;) @ my old Usenet buds]
 
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I like the article about Colts lb Hagler pressing charges against his ex-girlfriend
for slapping him with an open hand. Do we need any more proof the Colts are
all girly-men?
 
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LOL! I love when people take the moral high ground on an issue and get caught doing something worse. Sorry, but plaigarism is a far worse crime in journalism than videotaping signals is in the NFL. Videotaping signals wasn't even technically illegal until recent years while plaigarism is one of the worst crimes in journalism, not the worse (I think falsifying sources in damaging stories is worse - hello John Tomase and the NY Times).
 
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No one annoyed me more during the whole Scandal than Schlereth.
I'm with you. He WAS the worst of many. To this day, I can't even look at or listen to him for more than 10 seconds, or so, and that's not an exaggeration. What a sleaze-bag.
 
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I'm with you. He WAS the worst of many. To this day, I can't even look at or listen to him for more than 10 seconds, or so, and that's not an exaggeration. What a sleaze-bag.

Absolutely any time I hear or see him I change the Channel.
 
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I found a great article in an online magazine earlier this year where a sports writer ripped everyone and anyone who called us "cheaters" over this BS. I'll look it up when I get home tonight if you want to see it.

But anyway, he talked about how the only thing BB and co. did wrong was taping or trying to tape the signals. The NFL says you can copy them all you want by writing them down, you just can't tape them. That's like saying a guy who takes a friend out to dinner and puts it on his employer's expense account is on the same level as the guys who brought down Enron.

If anyone should be thrown in front of a bus, IMHO, it's BSPN's Sal Paolantonio (sp?). I remember last spring when Goodell handed down his "final judgment" on the whole business Sal Pal seemed outright pissed that nothing further would be done. He seemed to want BB suspended, if not thrown out of the league altogether. I was thinking, "Who the F*** are you anyway?!" And around this same time was when Marvin Harrison was involved in that shooting in Philadelphia, no one called on him to be suspended.
 
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You mean the hypocrisy of a player Like Schlereth who was at the forefront of Patriot spygate bashing despite using performance enhancers and playing on a team that decided it was OK to pay players off the books (not on the Salary Cap).


And I wonder how many careers were "cut" short by that scumbag & the other dirty tricksters on that Alex Gibbs-coached OL?
 
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I like the article about Colts lb Hagler pressing charges against his ex-girlfriend
for slapping him with an open hand. Do we need any more proof the Colts are
all girly-men?

Not to hijack the thread but it was a smart move on Hagler's part. If he even raises his hand to stop her or defend himself, he's the one in handcuffs, on his way to jail. Let her wail on him, call the cops and then when she tries something in the future, he's not automatically presumed to be the guilty one. it wouldn't shock me if he was doing that on lawyers advice.....
There was an NBA player in the same situation last year (Jason Kidd ??)who called the cops on his ex-wife rather than defend himself and see his reputation ruined.....I think he got a restraining order on her.
It kills me to defend a Colt on anything, but in this case, he was right.......

Oh and as to the reporter, karma is sometimes beautiful....What's the old cliche, people in glass houses,,,,,,and the sinless ones casting the first stones........or Every dog has his day.....
Still waiting for a few more people to have their day........
 
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I found a great article in an online magazine earlier this year where a sports writer ripped everyone and anyone who called us "cheaters" over this BS. I'll look it up when I get home tonight if you want to see it.

But anyway, he talked about how the only thing BB and co. did wrong was taping or trying to tape the signals. The NFL says you can copy them all you want by writing them down, you just can't tape them. That's like saying a guy who takes a friend out to dinner and puts it on his employer's expense account is on the same level as the guys who brought down Enron.

If anyone should be thrown in front of a bus, IMHO, it's BSPN's Sal Paolantonio (sp?). I remember last spring when Goodell handed down his "final judgment" on the whole business Sal Pal seemed outright pissed that nothing further would be done. He seemed to want BB suspended, if not thrown out of the league altogether. I was thinking, "Who the F*** are you anyway?!" And around this same time was when Marvin Harrison was involved in that shooting in Philadelphia, no one called on him to be suspended.
i blame the current media frenzy over anything and goodell's inability to withstand pressure due to his own previous descisions to suspend pacman and tank johnson etc. Towards december and even after the SB goodell and even fisher said that stealing signals isnt prohibited.Goodell even cited parcells saying that any team which doesnt protect itself is stupid. yet the week it happened , he goes no nbc and gives and interview of moral ground to costas without clearing this up.

Here's another question , if it had been moss instead of burress last week wouldnt the whole pats organization and BB been crucified ? yet the giants are 'doing what is best for plaxico the person'
 
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I found a great article in an online magazine earlier this year where a sports writer ripped everyone and anyone who called us "cheaters" over this BS. I'll look it up when I get home tonight if you want to see it.

But anyway, he talked about how the only thing BB and co. did wrong was taping or trying to tape the signals. The NFL says you can copy them all you want by writing them down, you just can't tape them. That's like saying a guy who takes a friend out to dinner and puts it on his employer's expense account is on the same level as the guys who brought down Enron.

If anyone should be thrown in front of a bus, IMHO, it's BSPN's Sal Paolantonio (sp?). I remember last spring when Goodell handed down his "final judgment" on the whole business Sal Pal seemed outright pissed that nothing further would be done. He seemed to want BB suspended, if not thrown out of the league altogether. I was thinking, "Who the F*** are you anyway?!" And around this same time was when Marvin Harrison was involved in that shooting in Philadelphia, no one called on him to be suspended.

Was it this article from Bruce Allen?:

Why Spygate Is The Most Disgraceful Episode In Recent Sports Media History

As others have pointed out, Schlereth's performance was one disgrace after another. From claiming that he felt "violated" by the Patriots' rules violation to rationalizing Denver's transgressions by claiming "everyone did it," Schlereth was like a message board troll given airtime and presumed credibility. The one positive from that whole affair is that I have avoided that lying, cheating, hypocrite since then.
 
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is this the same t-bag chris landry that pretends to be an nfl gm on fox sports radio ?
 
Re: OT: Hypocrit Spygate Reporter reportedly fired for plaigarism

is this the same t-bag chris landry that pretends to be an nfl gm on fox sports radio ?
Yep, that's the same guy.
Not only vehemently denied the plagiarism accusations initially, but went so far as to accuse the two writers from the National Football Post of plagiarizing his columns.
 
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