BernieParent
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people on the internet are stupid.
i knew these clowns couldn't handle a story like this.
You're so right. I mean, everything that I ... hey, wait a minute. We're on the Internet!
people on the internet are stupid.
i knew these clowns couldn't handle a story like this.
You're so right. I mean, everything that I ... hey, wait a minute. We're on the Internet!
I'm not sure this is just a Philly thing.
When Patrick Kane was involved in similar drunken hijinks - and it's happened a couple of times - it got similar play here in Chicago and, really, nationwide. There were actually calls here to trade Kane because he got sloppy drunk and grabbed some girls in Madison.
The moral of the story is that if you're a high-profile athlete who gets sloppy drunk and grabs people who don't want to be grabbed, it'll make the front pages.
So, I'd say the same thing to Giroux I say to my six-year-old: Keep your hands to yourself.
So...what happened? Did he grab another man's ass continuously or not? Why is this not on the main page?
So...what happened? Did he grab another man's ass continuously or not? Why is this not on the main page?
It was at The Cabin, the most **** bar in the downtown... Also, I have it on good authority from a friend that he gave the cop a typical pat on the ass, just like just about every player on every professional sports team has done to a teammate at one time or other... Except around here, if try to crack a joke with a cop, they'll likely charge you with reckless talking. I'm surprised the cop didn't try to drum up the charges to attempted **** and assault with a deadly hand.
NOT US!!! everyone else!
All that needs to be said is, had it been any of us, the outcome would be much different.
All that needs to be said is, had it been any of us, the outcome would be much different.
Different in the fact that we wouldn't be talking about it right now. But a police officer was interviewed in Ottawa about it who said it happens more often than you think, and they never really do anything about it.
What's the obsession with Ottawa policeman *****?? Some sort of dare or iniation?
The following is a statement from Claude Giroux and general manager Ron Hextall:
“I regret my actions on Canada Day and sincerely apologize to my fans, teammates and the Philadelphia Flyers organization for my misguided attempt at humor.
Following an investigation, law enforcement determined that charges are not warranted. I have the utmost respect for law enforcement and apologize to the Ottawa Police Department and specifically the individual officer. I will be making no further public comment on this matter.
I will not be distracted from my ongoing preparation for the upcoming season. I remain 100% committed and focused on working with my team to return the Stanley Cup to Philadelphia.”
--Claude Giroux
“We’ve been in contact with Claude and the Ottawa Police Service and have been informed that no charges will be filed. Moving forward, we will deal with this incident internally and we will no longer publicly discuss this matter.”
-- Flyers GM Ron Hextall
I was wondering about the whole setting this "incident" occurred in, and my guess was it would indeed be something like this. If this third-hand account is even remotely true, then there's really nothing bad about it, and the officer should just get a grip before someone else does I mean, come on, how is pinching or tapping a cop's butt not funny and something to laugh about?!I posted this earlier from someone that apparently knows someone that witnessed the incident:
I was wondering about the whole setting this "incident" occurred in, and my guess was it would indeed be something like this. If this third-hand account is even remotely true, then there's really nothing bad about it, and the officer should just get a grip before someone else does I mean, come on, how is pinching or tapping a cop's butt not funny and something to laugh about?!
I can already see the on-ice taunts when Giroux tries to engage in rough action/play, though
Not sure that's a good idea, Stephane Quintal (yeah, I had to google it) might see him as a repeat offender when dishing out discipline.He should just pat the taunting player on the butt.
Or they can stop handing kids multi million dollar contracts. I'm in their age group and if I was making that kind of money I'd be out enjoying myself too. I expect it. It's part of growing up. It's harmless especially if the police says it is. Kinda ridiculous to lynch a young adult or being a young adult.
It was funny, harmless, and now it's over. Nice short statement to put a cap on the incident so everyone can move on and focus on hockey again.
Let's all thank god it was Simmonds otherwise I'm sure it would have ended much worse.