Mike Florio

[LebanonFan]

1. ProFootballTalk.com focuses on breaking news quickly in an informal, humorous gossip blog or magazine style. It's the National Enquirer for football fans, but in addition, it is accurate. Florio is not writing for the New York Times.

B. I seriously doubt Mike Florio has the time to personally delete comments after his stories.

3. Who cares what Mike Florio thinks of us as Bengals fans or of the Bengals organization?

My advice... Don't let it bother you so much

[Slappy from New Haven]

Originally Posted by LebanonFan

1. ProFootballTalk.com focuses on breaking news quickly in an informal, humorous gossip blog or magazine style. It's the National Enquirer for football fans, but in addition, it is accurate. Florio is not writing for the New York Times.

B. I seriously doubt Mike Florio has the time to personally delete comments after his stories.

3. Who cares what Mike Florio thinks of us as Bengals fans or of the Bengals organization?

My advice... Don't let it bother you so much

i get stuff deleted from the messages all the time. The have some pretty quick Mods

[BengalPHaN]

Originally Posted by pdub2005

For the record man, I am not butthurt. I am realistic about what this team is, mediocre. But I just think Florio is a sack of cowdung who enjoys finding ways to pile on the scrap heap that is the Bengals organization.

Is it possible people like Mr Florio are such sports FANatics that they do not get the concept of owning a sports franchise simply as a business/job. They perhaps assume all who own own sports teams want nothing more than to win and are diehard fanatic about it with a "win at all cost" attitude. Then again, when your ownership of a team is your major source of income, it changes your management style. Imagine if a billionaire owned this team and profits were not the bottom line, but championships were.

[pdub2005]

Originally Posted by BengalPHaN

Is it possible people like Mr Florio are such sports FANatics that they do not get the concept of owning a sports franchise simply as a business/job. They perhaps assume all who own own sports teams want nothing more than to win and are diehard fanatic about it with a "win at all cost" attitude. Then again, when your ownership of a team is your major source of income, it changes your management style. Imagine if a billionaire owned this team and profits were not the bottom line, but championships were.

I hear you on that buddy, I think my slogan for the Marvin Lewis Bengals is this "Hey were not the Patriots, but it beats the 90s!"