PFT's take on a senile old men from PA...

[DarrylS]

This goes on and on, what catches my eye here is that an attorney for the Pats was present yesterday during the Goodell/Walsh lovefest and he is incensed. I would hope the Pats would have some representation present, even as a bystander who watched the proceedings.. what does this ass clown want no due process or protections for the Pats...

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SPECTER CALLS FOR FURTHER INVESTIGATION INTO SPYGATE
Posted by Josh Alper on May 14, 2008, 12:28 p.m.

The NFL tried to close the door on Spygate yesterday but Arlen Specter’s foot has gotten in the way and guaranteed it will go on. At a press conference in Washington, the Pennsylvania Senator said that “after a lot of consideration, it’s my judgment that there ought to be an impartial investigation, an outside investigation” into the entire affair.

He cited the Mitchell Report as a guideline for what kind of investigation he’d like to see take place and said he was particularly upset to learn that an attorney for the Patriots was present during the questioning of Matt Walsh. Specter believes it “strains credulity to say that sort of practice is objective or impartial.” He also said that Roger Goodell appears to be caught in a “conflict of interest.”

He said he would give the league several months to begin their own outside investigation before Congress would take action and isn’t going to be sending out investigators.

Specter’s interest was first piqued when the Patriots played the Eagles in November and he learned that the NFL had destroyed the tapes seized during the Jets game that touched this whole thing off. He described himself as “incensed” about the destruction of materials but stopped short of saying a cover-up had taken place.

 

[Sicilian]

Oh good, the Senator will be gracious enough to give the NFL "several Months" before launching his own investigation...

Know what happens in several months?

Super Bowl 43... hmmm...

 

[PaulRevere]

That fool needs to start an investigation in his own backyard.

Why exactly did the Steelers fire a team doctor last year after he was caught with $150,000 of HGH on his personal credit card? Especially with their history of steroid abuse.

 

[primetime]

Re: That fool needs to start an investigation in his own backyard.

Why exactly did the Steelers fire a team doctor last year after he was caught with $150,000 of HGH on his personal credit card? Especially with their history of steroid abuse.

Don't ask questions about massive purchases of illegal drugs with intent to distribute! Federal felonies don't matter! We're here to get to the bottom of this videotaping of cheerleaders and men waving their arms in funny patterns!