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Slim-Rob
07-31-2009, 06:32 PM
Michael Irvin "To be talking about getting rid of Tony is absolutely rediculous. Can we get Drew Bledsoe back out here just for a week, so you guys can fall back in love with Tony? Because sometimes when you have a pretty girl for so long you forget how pretty she is. But when you put an ugly girl next to her, it's 'oh, no, I'm really doing well.'

:notworthy
Matthew 2000 Eagle
07-31-2009, 09:47 PM
Michael Irvin "To be talking about getting rid of Tony is absolutely rediculous. Can we get Drew Bledsoe back out here just for a week, so you guys can fall back in love with Tony? Because sometimes when you have a pretty girl for so long you forget how pretty she is. But when you put an ugly girl next to her, it's 'oh, no, I'm really doing well.'

:notworthy

For all of his faults in his past, I've always liked Michael. Had the opportunity of meeting him TWICE, when I worked at the Gaylord Hotel. Very down to earth guy! Now, he does have that swagger and confidence but, he's cool.

He's always kept it real! He always speaks his mind, without holding back. I agree with him!
b756561
08-01-2009, 12:26 AM
For all of his faults in his past, I've always liked Michael. Had the opportunity of meeting him TWICE, when I worked at the Gaylord Hotel. Very down to earth guy! Now, he does have that swagger and confidence but, he's cool.

He's always kept it real! He always speaks his mind, without holding back. I agree with him!

Met him a couple of times myself, at believe it or not, REPUBLICAN fundraisers. Great guy, wonderful sense of humor. What impressed me the most about the man was the size of his hands. The first time we shook hands, my hand felt tiny inside his. I don't have small hands but his were huge. We put our palms together and my fingertips only made it up to his middle knuckles. No wonder the man could catch balls as good as he could.
slorch
08-01-2009, 07:54 AM
The thing I admire about Irvin is his zest for life. He could be talking about making breakfast that morning or changing bathroom tile, and make it motivating.
Matthew 2000 Eagle
08-01-2009, 01:44 PM
Met him a couple of times myself, at believe it or not, REPUBLICAN fundraisers. Great guy, wonderful sense of humor. What impressed me the most about the man was the size of his hands. The first time we shook hands, my hand felt tiny inside his. I don't have small hands but his were huge. We put our palms together and my fingertips only made it up to his middle knuckles. No wonder the man could catch balls as good as he could.

Could catch with the best of them! When Michael caught the ball, he CAUGHT the ball! He talked it but, he WALKED it as well!
Matthew 2000 Eagle
08-01-2009, 01:45 PM
The thing I admire about Irvin is his zest for life. He could be talking about making breakfast that morning or changing bathroom tile, and make it motivating.

Without a doubt slorch!:D They don't make them like they used to!
yankee
08-01-2009, 01:52 PM
i hate the cowboys with a passion but i've defended tony romo in the past. it really is funny to see dallas fans put up a huge fuss about how much he "sucks." dallas would be nowhere near where they are today without the (considerable) contributions romo has made to the team.
slorch
08-01-2009, 02:00 PM
i hate the cowboys with a passion but i've defended tony romo in the past. it really is funny to see dallas fans put up a huge fuss about how much he "sucks." dallas would be nowhere near where they are today without the (considerable) contributions romo has made to the team.

I too have tired of the "mountain<molehill" mentality of the Romo "issues."

I don't care about Jessica, Mexico, or any of the other BS straws that the media has grasped for in order to write about anything Cowboy related. I don't want Wade to be gone, but I think the right decision was made on TO.

Romo makes plays, but he has been inconsistent. This is his third year as a starter. He needs to provide better leadership and more high level consistency. The other crap doesn't matter to me.
b756561
08-01-2009, 04:28 PM
I too have tired of the "mountain<molehill" mentality of the Romo "issues."

I don't care about Jessica, Mexico, or any of the other BS straws that the media has grasped for in order to write about anything Cowboy related. I don't want Wade to be gone, but I think the right decision was made on TO.

Romo makes plays, but he has been inconsistent. This is his third year as a starter. He needs to provide better leadership and more high level consistency. The other crap doesn't matter to me.

Yeah but you still have to admit that the shot of Jessica in that pink Cowboys shirt was nice, I mean really, really nice.