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Old 06-03-2021, 05:26 AM   #11
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Re: WFT's Off-Season Thread

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Lot of speculation, but still a good read IMO.
Didn't know part of the money loaned to Dan for the buy out came directly from the NFL.

Catchy title, but good column : Dan Snyder could be forced out by NFL if no stadium deal is reached
THE DAN not dumb enough to let it happen.
He is indeed an embarrassment to NFL. Every species of failure and douchery imaginable under his ownership.
The living exemplar of the free rider effect, LOL.
Snyder can just get a loan somewhere else at higher interest in 8 years and pay them back if he hasn't gotten new stadium. With legalized gambling, he'll be rolling, though the entire world rightfully despises him, and local communities don't trust him and hate making a deal with him, too much money for someone not to bite.
Can you imagine, with turdery THE DAN has done publicly, what the internal report must say? Won't matter though, LOL. Momentary PR hit that will be massaged.
He is simply not dumb enough to give up team, we are stuck with him for decades, for life, and then probably his equally petulant children.
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