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Chris Henry Chewed Out...

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by the judge that sentenced him to two days in jail. They showed it on the 11:00 news last night. I thought he was way out of line, anyone else see it?

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by the judge that sentenced him to two days in jail. They showed it on the 11:00 news last night. I thought he was way out of line, anyone else see it?

 

 

I didn't see it, but in what way did you feel he was out of line?

I'd say a judge has more right to chew CH out than anyone.

^ If a professional athlete that has been given a pleathora of chances continues to spit in the face of the law, HE DESERVES a toungue lashing daily, no hold barred.

^ If a professional athlete that has been given a pleathora of chances continues to spit in the face of the law, HE DESERVES a toungue lashing daily, no hold barred.

 

That goes for anybody... not just athlete's.

UKMF, you thought the judge was out of line? Really?

 

The comments:

 

"You brought shame with this on yourself," Grothaus said. "You embarrassed a lot of people."

 

Grothaus told Henry he was "a cancer" with no respect for himself, his teammates or the community.

 

"Mr. Henry, it's time to grow up," said Grothaus

 

 

 

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Calling him a cancer was alil out of line.IMO

Grothaus told Henry he was partly to blame for Beamon's conduct. She likely has a history of people abusing or taking advantage of her, and Henry played a role in this, Grothaus said.

 

Saying he's partly to blame for murder is over the top. The rest I agree with.

Calling him a cancer was alil out of line.IMO

He called a spade a spade nothing wrong with that.

Calling him a cancer was alil out of line.IMO

He IS a cancer to his team, and society in general. He can turn his life around, but the door is closing on this.

He IS a cancer to his team, and society in general.

 

100% agreed. :thumb:

He IS a cancer to his team, and society in general. He can turn his life around, but the door is closing on this.

 

 

I think he's more of a cancer to society than he is to the Bengals. If he were my teammate I would be pleased with the way he progressed this year. He got better and when your young that's all you can do.

He called a spade a spade nothing wrong with that.

:thumb:

I think he's more of a cancer to society than he is to the Bengals. If he were my teammate I would be pleased with the way he progressed this year. He got better and when your young that's all you can do.

I would be furious to be a team mate who does obey the team rules and pulic laws....when he doesn't and is REWARDED for it.

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