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Who do you believe more? Clemens or McNamee

Which is it? 57 members have voted

  1. 1. Which is it?

    • Clemens
      31%
      18
    • McNamee
      54%
      31
    • Still can't decide
      14%
      8

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Clemens might be hiding something but it is his word againist McNamee's so who knows. But when the DNA test comes back on the syringes and guaze then i think that will answer alot of the questions that we have.

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Clemens might be hiding something but it is his word againist McNamee's so who knows. But when the DNA test comes back on the syringes and guaze then i think that will answer alot of the questions that we have.

 

The one thing I notice is people want to know more if Clemens is telling the truth more than if Mcnamee is. I could care less if McNamee (a guy i knew nothing about till now) ends up being wrong here, but if it is Clemens ( a guy I worshipped for so long) He will take a lot of heat.

The one thing I notice is people want to know more if Clemens is telling the truth more than if Mcnamee is. I could care less if McNamee (a guy i knew nothing about till now) ends up being wrong here, but if it is Clemens ( a guy I worshipped for so long) He will take a lot of heat.

 

:thumb:

I believe Andy Pettite.

So do you think clemens is hiding something?

 

I think they're both lying.. IMO it's all dumb so I don't have a side..

With the attempt to use seven year old syringes as evidence, McNamee has lost all credibility, IMO.

With the attempt to use seven year old syringes as evidence, McNamee has lost all credibility, IMO.

 

:thumb: Same here..

I think any chance Clemens had of being believed evaporated when it stopped being 'he said, he said' with McNamee and Pettite spoke out against him. McNamee is scum, and even if he's telling the truth he could never convince anyone who had already made up their minds for Clemens.

 

Not true of Pettite.

Like I said earlier McNamee is a snake.

 

Both have lied but I believe Clemens more at this point.

Did I read Rogers' wife was injected with HGH also? Why cant I find a girl like that who puts a lot of injury and strength into house chores?

Did I read Rogers' wife was injected with HGH also? Why cant I find a girl like that who puts a lot of injury and strength into house chores?

 

She did and claims that it preserves youth or something like that:rolleyes:

Yes Rogers wife was injected with HGH before her famous SI Swimsuit Issue.

McNamee is a freaking JOKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I still couldn't decide. It seems as though both of them outdo eachother on any given day when it comes to new 'fish stories.'

Anyone find it remotely odd that the only third party source that supports anything that Clemens testified to is Jose Canseco?

 

McNamee said Pettite and Knoblauch used and, sure enough, they did. Then he said something REALLY outrageous - he said that he injected Clemens' wife. No way that can be true! But, crazy as though it seemed, that also turned out to be dead on. Clemens appears to be the only person he fingered in which he fabricated the entire story.

 

Sure.

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