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Anonymous
If this were true you would be able to cite an example of when a White coach was allowed to bring dozens of White players in the same manner Overton did. So I will wait for you to cite such an example. Also, it is pretty pathetic that you spent your Friday night posting your trash. Good to know you are a complete loser with nothing to do on a Friday evening. What a tool. |
Anonymous
+1000 |
Anonymous
Classic DARVO tactic. |
Anonymous
He didn't even win every game. Stop glorifying this mess of a person. |
Anonymous
Who said he won every game? He did beat every FCPS school though. Madison had a chance, but the haters were scared Madison was going to get the same type of beating Hayfield had been handing out all season. |
Anonymous
I love this journey for you. "This hasn’t been proved beyond a doubt" (direct quote from the article) Well then, I doubt that it's even true. I love it when lame, intellectually lightweight hacks always resort to playing the race card....it's always a hoot. |
Anonymous
The South County coaches rant wasn’t racist? |
Anonymous
The South County coaches rant wasn’t racist? No. I listened to the whole thing. I actively listened to it. He did not call anyone gang members. He said what D.O. does is similar to how a gang recruits. He has kids who need something/someone in their lives and provides it, much as a street gang does when it recruits. He makes it like a family, like a gang does. The gang, in this case the team, becomes the family. He even uses the motto, "Only The Family." If you read back through the Fairfax Times articles, there is a.Hayfield teacher who says the team's video game chill room is "Only the Family." As an aside, an interesting one, the Only The Family hip hop group has members who certainly do (or did because they are dead) have gang ties. Perhaps, that is a coincidence. |
Anonymous
It is all folks like Overton know. |
Anonymous
No. I listened to the whole thing. I actively listened to it. He did not call anyone gang members. He said what D.O. does is similar to how a gang recruits. He has kids who need something/someone in their lives and provides it, much as a street gang does when it recruits. He makes it like a family, like a gang does. The gang, in this case the team, becomes the family. He even uses the motto, "Only The Family." If you read back through the Fairfax Times articles, there is a.Hayfield teacher who says the team's video game chill room is "Only the Family." As an aside, an interesting one, the Only The Family hip hop group has members who certainly do (or did because they are dead) have gang ties. Perhaps, that is a coincidence. Spot-on. |
Anonymous
Claiming "racism" is the first and only arrow in their quiver. They know they have no leg to stand on when it comes to the facts. |
Anonymous
Spot-on. This response proves the type of white supremacists we have responding. |
Anonymous
No. I listened to the whole thing. I actively listened to it. He did not call anyone gang members. He said what D.O. does is similar to how a gang recruits. He has kids who need something/someone in their lives and provides it, much as a street gang does when it recruits. He makes it like a family, like a gang does. The gang, in this case the team, becomes the family. He even uses the motto, "Only The Family." If you read back through the Fairfax Times articles, there is a.Hayfield teacher who says the team's video game chill room is "Only the Family." As an aside, an interesting one, the Only The Family hip hop group has members who certainly do (or did because they are dead) have gang ties. Perhaps, that is a coincidence. What the heck is a "team video game chill room"? |
Anonymous
What the heck is a "team video game chill room"? What about the disparaging things he said about the players families and the household environments they came from? |
Anonymous
What about the disparaging things he said about the players families and the household environments they came from? If you had read the series of articles in the Fairfax Times, especially the one about all the parent and staff whistle blowers from Hayfield, you would know. |