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3 hours ago, JoPoy88 said:


Oh I completely understand why certain owners (or most/all of them) would find the rationale to defend Snyder, especially now with inquiries into the team’s finances - they don’t want to be next. But long before this week and that revelation, when it was only the rancid workplace cultural issues at issue, Goodell and the small cadre of owners that really pull the strings, decided to sweep this under the rug. Now we’re seeing the consequences of that, with congressional inquiries and congressmen floating the idea of revoking their antitrust exemption. 
 

It would have been easier for everyone involved to Sterling/Richardson Snyder long ago.

 

Today, we now have team officials leaking that, despite what Goodell just said at owner meetings this past week, Snyder is actively involved in day-to-day operations.

 

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/04/01/report-daniel-snyder-has-resumed-his-day-to-day-role-with-commanders/


I think there is no chance that owners like Pegula, Blank, Kroenke, etc sit quietly and meekly by while 3-4 other owners “pull all the strings” on their business.  Zero point zero chance.

 

These are collective decisions because each decision affects everyone’s money

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This happened in Australia to the Melbourne Storm. Kept 2 books. 
Players chatting amongst themselves across teams about their salaries was the undoing. They’d won the finals multiple years also. Those were stricken from the record books.

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50 minutes ago, Warcodered said:

Even the smart ones have to keep track of things, it's not like rich people keep their money in a giant money vault like Scrooge McDuck.


they don’t leave it to someone else right?  How can that stay secret? “Don’t let anyone know we have another set of books!!”

 

It’s like these morons plotting malfeasance via emails (“delete!!!”)

45 minutes ago, H2o said:

Snyder is done after this. The sale may even be completed before the season starts now. 


to who?

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23 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

they don’t leave it to someone else right?  How can that stay secret? “Don’t let anyone know we have another set of books!!”

 

It’s like these morons plotting malfeasance via emails (“delete!!!”)

I mean coconspirators and criminal conspiracies are a thing.

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25 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

to who?

To whomever the league approves. He's done. You think a bunch of billionaires forking out their money as well are going to take kindly to this shyster's actions? Nope. Stick a fork in him. 

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12 hours ago, H2o said:

To whomever the league approves. He's done. You think a bunch of billionaires forking out their money as well are going to take kindly to this shyster's actions? Nope. Stick a fork in him. 

 

Bon Jovi?

 

"The Kelly Group"?

 

with no stadium deal, wonder where the next guy will move them to...

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Make sure you look at original source.  Florio has been milking ad money on another person's story.

https://frontofficesports.com/commanders-allegedly-held-back-visiting-nfl-teams-ticket-revenue/

 

NFL's Commanders Allegedly Used 'Two Books' To Track Finances

https://frontofficesports.com/nfls-commanders-allegedly-used-two-books-to-track-finances/

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“The Committee continues to investigate the hostile workplace and culture of impunity at the Washington Commanders as well as the National Football League’s inadequate response and lack of transparency,” a spokesperson for the House Oversight Committee said in a statement to FOS. “The Committee will follow the facts wherever they may lead.”

 

Some of those on committee have been seen in owner's box during games.

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  • 2 weeks later...

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/33724271/congress-says-washington-commanders-appear-broken-financial-laws-owes-money-visiting-teams-season-ticket-holders

 

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In the letter obtained by The Associated Press, the committee said the team withheld ticket revenue from visiting teams and refundable ticket deposits from season-ticket holders.

The committee said emails, documents and statements made by former employees indicate team executives and owner Dan Snyder engaged in "a troubling, long-running, and potentially unlawful pattern of financial conduct."

 

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On 4/3/2022 at 9:30 PM, stuvian said:

I'm no fan of Snyder but I find it a little hard to believe that a skim operation like this would escape the attention of an organization the size of the NFL. 

 

And yet it did....

 

 

It's not that hard to believe it escaped the NFL's notice. This is a case of "no one would ever really do this to us, would they?"  If you are going to a commit a crime, break new ground.

 

#WashingtonDefrauders

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Just now, Jauronimo said:

Screwing the fans is one thing.  Don't see how Snyder survives screwing the other owners.

 

This will test how the NFL responds. They have been willing to sweep a lot under the rug to "protect the shield." But now it's personal between the owners. The old boys' club finally has one of it's own committing fraud against the rest of them. Once they pick their jaws up off the floor, how will they respond?

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Just now, HappyDays said:

Something tells me Goodell and NFL owners are secretly relieved this story is coming out. They need a reason to push Snyder out the door. Now they have one.

 

As long as it doesn't open up the league to more scrutiny on other internal matters they've kept under wraps.

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7 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

As long as it doesn't open up the league to more scrutiny on other internal matters they've kept under wraps.


if it does, then the league has only themselves to blame since they should have pushed this criminal out of the league years ago.

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1 hour ago, eball said:

This Dan Snyder is one heluva guy.  Taping cheerleaders undressing, cheating his season ticket holders, and stealing from other league owners.

 

 

 

Dear eball,

 

I find such remarks by you not only detestable in impugning the character of an overachiever and great America such as Mr. Snyder, but also your musings fall far below the standard of what we should all come to expect here from our Board Members at The Stadium Wall.

 

In short; be better.

 

Respectfully,

 

Samuel Norton*

Warden

Shawshank State Prison 

(* Loyal Board Member since that guy around here bet $5,000 on the Bills to lose against the Vikings in 2018)

 

 

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1 hour ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

And yet it did....

 

 

It's not that hard to believe it escaped the NFL's notice. This is a case of "no one would ever really do this to us, would they?"  If you are going to a commit a crime, break new ground.

 

#WashingtonDefrauders

 

Based on previous actions taken by NFL (i,e, Fixbouro) the rule is "Don't get caught and don't let press find out."

1 hour ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

This will test how the NFL responds. They have been willing to sweep a lot under the rug to "protect the shield." But now it's personal between the owners. The old boys' club finally has one of it's own committing fraud against the rest of them. Once they pick their jaws up off the floor, how will they respond?

 

$nyder is NOT one of the old boys.  He is one of the new kids on block who wants to make NFL less representative and more let big teams get more money for they deserve it.  Sort of like Free Agency even though lip service to team.

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Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-Ill.) who said, “Quite frankly, as you go through the allegations it reads like a description of some organization out of the Godfather and not an NFL football team."

 

As an Italian/American, I am offended that Dan Snyder is referred to as anything remotely akin to an Italian/American crime boss.  Dan Snyder couldn't hold Don Corleone's jock strap.

 

 

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4 minutes ago, JoeF said:

Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-Ill.) who said, “Quite frankly, as you go through the allegations it reads like a description of some organization out of the Godfather and not an NFL football team."

 

As an Italian/American, I am offended that Dan Snyder is referred to as anything remotely akin to an Italian/American crime boss.  Dan Snyder couldn't hold Don Corleone's jock strap.

 

If you refer to $nyder's national background you get totally lambasted. 

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