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6 comments:
And he seemed like such a thoughtful, responsible guy for her to choose!
Was CFL the certain league. He had behaviour clauses in his contract, he broke them (undisclosed), and was banned from the entire league. Which might have been a first. I guess he could go to Europe, or dance with the stars.
Johnny football just loves the way cocaine smells
Alliance of American Football is in that growing phase where anyone crazy enough to play professional football gets a shot. Manziel will plea down to involuntary manslaughter when he inevitably shoots someone just to watch them die.
He played his first AAF game last week. How long will this last?
The AAF seems to be heading out of business so not long.
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