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Look...you have 30 mega rich white guys, a mega rich Indian and a mega rich woman of Chinese extraction part owner. These are the majority stockholders in an exclusive club business. Not to sound cynical, but until the Billionaire Boys Club admits an African-american owner or three into their ranks, the upper management will remain predominately white. Change starts at the TOP in a business construct such as this one. I mean, it's nice to fantasize about an African-amercian commissioner one day but let's be honest, the Boys Club WANTS a dumb white ba$tard rich kid clown "running" their league and "making" decisions.
Troy Vincent runs NFL operations...here is a snippet of his duties..
Troy Vincent, the NFL’s executive vice president of Football Operations, and his team work to institute a culture of clarity, consistency and credibility to develop the future of the game, to honor its past while preparing for its future and to strengthen the NFL brand for players, coaches, clubs and fans.
Is there anyone associated with pro sports today who thinks Troy Vincent will be named Commissioner of the NFL anytime soon? Ever? Given Goodell's prodigious ability to continually step on his own d!ck, one would normally assume Vincent would have ascended into that role six or seven years ago. The truth is...it is never going to happen. The white plantation owners love their blubbering little Lord Fauntleroy overseer, Roger.
This can only change when African Americans of similar stature and wealth in this country purchase seats at the table of the Chosen 32. Until then, I'm afraid we're all pizzing into the wind arguing any of this.
Troy Vincent runs NFL operations...here is a snippet of his duties..
Troy Vincent, the NFL’s executive vice president of Football Operations, and his team work to institute a culture of clarity, consistency and credibility to develop the future of the game, to honor its past while preparing for its future and to strengthen the NFL brand for players, coaches, clubs and fans.
Is there anyone associated with pro sports today who thinks Troy Vincent will be named Commissioner of the NFL anytime soon? Ever? Given Goodell's prodigious ability to continually step on his own d!ck, one would normally assume Vincent would have ascended into that role six or seven years ago. The truth is...it is never going to happen. The white plantation owners love their blubbering little Lord Fauntleroy overseer, Roger.
This can only change when African Americans of similar stature and wealth in this country purchase seats at the table of the Chosen 32. Until then, I'm afraid we're all pizzing into the wind arguing any of this.