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Steelers players vote NO on labor contract
by thesteelhammer » Fri Aug 05, 2011 7:40 pm
The Steelers players (Through their representative Ryan Clark) were the only team of players to vote "no" on the recently adopted labor contract.
Their primary beef: Roger Goodell's uncheck power to levy fines for play on the field.
the vote was primarly symbolic, but speeks volumes about how this teams players feel they are being targeted.
Only question now is, does this make them bigger targets for Roger?
Their primary beef: Roger Goodell's uncheck power to levy fines for play on the field.
the vote was primarly symbolic, but speeks volumes about how this teams players feel they are being targeted.
Only question now is, does this make them bigger targets for Roger?
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Re: Steelers players vote NO on labor contract
by Steel Holiday » Sat Aug 13, 2011 5:07 pm
A bigger target?>>>>> Ha-ha-ha-haaardly. The league can only get away with so much 
before fans, other than the Stillers', will begin to appreciate how ridiculous some of these fines have been. Take Harrison on Fitzpatrick last season. Completely clean, hard nosed football play. If too many people start to question the toughness and physicality of the game it'll be 'detrimental to the shield'.
on NO!!
Message sent. Statement made.
before fans, other than the Stillers', will begin to appreciate how ridiculous some of these fines have been. Take Harrison on Fitzpatrick last season. Completely clean, hard nosed football play. If too many people start to question the toughness and physicality of the game it'll be 'detrimental to the shield'. on NO!!Message sent. Statement made.
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