Re: Arbitro cornuto, ma non mazziato.
Posted: 27/09/2012, 9:27
Grandissimo Ed, fuori i bicipiti!!Rocky wrote:Ed Hochuli told me as soon as he found out NFL deal was done, "I dropped down on the floor and started doing pushups."
Grandissimo Ed, fuori i bicipiti!!Rocky wrote:Ed Hochuli told me as soon as he found out NFL deal was done, "I dropped down on the floor and started doing pushups."
Infatti pare che lo scoglio maggiore nelle trattative sia stato l'obbligo dei test contro gli steroidi per Hochuli!Rocky wrote:Ed Hochuli told me as soon as he found out NFL deal was done, "I dropped down on the floor and started doing pushups."
Sarebbe da dedicare anche un bel video a chi ha piazzato gente impreparata ad arbitrareAngyair wrote: Vogliamo ricordarli così:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFOivCZ_o_w
Comunque grazie di tutto.
Eccoti accontentato:Luca79 wrote: Sarebbe da dedicare anche un bel video a chi ha piazzato gente impreparata ad arbitrare
Senza dubbio ha aiutato molto.DarkLink wrote:comprendo chi potrebbe pensare che sto facendo dietrologia da due lire, ma mi risulta difficile non pensare che l'episodio di Seattle (data la cassa di risonanza mediatica del MNF,anche) non sia stato la classica goccia che ha fatto traboccare il vaso. comunque, tutto è bene quel che finisce bene.
To NFL Fans:
The National Football League is at its best when the focus is on the players and the action on the field, not on labor negotiations.
All of us who love the sport appreciate the skills and dedication of the players and coaches. That is why we are focused not just on what happens on the field but what our game will be like in another decade or two. The NFL has always tried to look ahead, to innovate, and to constantly improve in all we do.
We recognize that some decisions may be difficult to accept in the passion of the moment, but my most important responsibility is to improve the game for this generation and the next.
I believe in accountability, not excuses. And I regret we were not able to secure an agreement sooner in the process and avoid the unfortunate distractions to the game. You deserve better.
As a lifelong fan, this wasn't an easy process for anyone involved. I particularly want to commend the replacement officials for taking on an unenviable task and doing it with focus and dedication in the most adverse of circumstances.
Our new agreement gives long-term stability to an important aspect of our game, officiating. More important, with this agreement, officiating will be better in the long run. While the financial issues received the most attention, these negotiations were much more about long-term reforms. For example, beginning with the 2013 season, the NFL will have the option of hiring a number of officials on a full-time basis to work year-round, including on the field. In addition, the NFL will have the option to retain additional officials for training and development purposes, and may assign those additional officials to work NFL games.
We are moving forward with the finest officials in sports back on the field. It's time to put the focus where it belongs – on the clubs and players and our magnificent game, with a special thanks to our fans for their passion.
Roger Goodell