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| View Poll Results: Who's the more problematic player? | |||
| Arrington |
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30 | 40.54% |
| Taylor |
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44 | 59.46% |
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The Starter
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Philadelphia, PA
Age: 49
Posts: 1,340
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Re: Arrington vs. Taylor: Who's the bigger "problem"?
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So somehow quietly ignoring the team and simply not showing up to team events is better than letting the team know where they stand with you? At least with LA you know what you're dealing with. Taylor doesn't say a thing, then all the sudden he's not there at workouts, he doesn't return you calls, and you're left wondering what got up his a$$. Me, I'd rather have somebody vocalize what their problem is with me (albeit in a less public forum than Lavar did). To me, there is nothing more frustrating than passive resistence. I'd place money that Gibbs will be able to work out his problems with Lavar a heck of a lot sooner than he will be able to with ST (if ever). Quote:
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