Haters Among Us Blog

Osi’s first comment before the Super Bowl was that Might Light of the New England Patriots was a dirty player. Then he retracts what he said with this, “I want to apologize to Matt Light for calling him a dirty player. He’s really not a dirty player at all. I apologize. That’s my fault. I’m sorry, Matt Light. I didn’t mean anything by that. I didn’t mean to cause a whole hoopla or ruckus. It was between me and you and we’ll see each other on Sunday. I love you, man.”

What he was doing when he said that Might Light was dirty is HATING. Just like the rest of the haters out there. They can’t deal with the success of another team.

Osi had a recent appearance on TRL. He took a Superbowl DVD from the hands of a fan in the audience that was given the DVD as a prize and proceeded to give it to one of the hosts, who was a Patriots fan, and then told him to watch this DVD wearing an 18-1 T-shirt. All I can say is CLASSLESS.

Absolutely the biggest Hater of all for as long as he’s alive. Could they possibly give this ASS any more air time? I hope Reebok tanks with that dumb ass perfect-ville BS.

This guy is the definition of a hater. Someone who only has something to root against.

“Let the haters hate,” said Morris. “All I know is that I’m guaranteed at least one more year on the sports talk show circuit. Look out Jim Rome, here I come.” I say it takes one to know one.

The funny thing is that until the Patriots undefeated regular season run no one hears about or has a chance to hate on the 72′ Dolphins. WTF is he talking about? I think he’s still living in the past.

I have been prompted to start this blog due to the disgust I feel over the fact that haters all over the world jumped on the Giants bandwagon.

Arlen Spector is the biggest loser of the year. What, there wasn’t enough time between the first week of the end NFL regular season to bring up this spygate BS. Or was there not enough time between the Conference Championship game and the Super Bowl too. No, this A-hole brings this back up two days before the Super Bowl. What does that tell me? Someone is looking to make a name for them self, amongst all the haters in PA. What a tough job.

Here are some good links about this schmuck.

http://sports.aol.com/fanhouse/2008/02/03/senator-arlen-specter-really-loves-getting-involved-in-the-nfls/

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/577359/why_is_us_senator_arlen_spector_looking.html

Here’s my favorite Arlen Spector quote, “I think now that the lawsuits have been started, that I got the ball rolling, and the plaintiffs’ lawyers are picking it up.” A typical quote from a leader in the Law Suit nation this country has become.

Updated 4/1; This is from the latest article on ESPN.com, “Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., got himself involved, met with Goodell, and suggested the Patriots might have taped the Philadelphia Eagles before the 2005 Super Bowl. New England won that game 24-21.” I think there is an agenda here.

Wouldn’t this be considered an accusation with no evidence? Aren’t there consequences for this type of slander if it were directed at another politician, or government employee?

Here’s the link, http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3323437.