Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They sound like vultures. Scammers. Saw their chance and went for it.
What chance?
You think you can see a kid walk down the street and know he will play in the NFL and be the main character in a block buster movie.
Are you daft?
They will be sued and he will get money from his NIL.
But if you think they had a master plan you’re insane.
Tell me you’ve only seen the movie without telling me you’ve only seen the movie.
Wow you can tell a kid will be an NFL player by looking at him, you should go into recruiting and make a mint,
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Interesting that it has taken this long for Michael Oher to sue them. Clearly something happened fairly recently in their relationship. Maybe he has been asking to have the conservatorship ended for a while and they have been dragging their heels. He had a book come out this week, so, maybe the lawsuit was timed with that.
He only recently found out he wasn’t adopted but conservatorship
He had endorsements when playing (very succesfully) in the NFL. Who signed those deals? How could he if he was under a conservatorship? If they did, why did he think they were involved? He also got married presumably without requesting their formal permission if he didn't know he needed to. How could he do that under a conservatorship? Strange story... Maybe the conservatorship was terminated awhile back and he's just offended now that he found out about it (understandably)?
I agree with you that it doesn't make sense he wouldn't have known about a conservatorship as he was negotiating his nfl contract, endorsement deals, his marriage. Maybe he knew about the conservatorship but thought he was also legally adopted. Maybe there are more limited conservatorships or maybe it terminated when he was 21? It will all come out if it goes to court.
Anonymous wrote:Obviously they don't give a damn about a random poor Black kid. It was always motivated by putting the ringer teen athlete on their private school team and steer him to the old man's college alma mater.
Even super rich tech guys were doing similar at a Seattle prep school, where Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer sent their kids. Parents had poor Black star athletes randomly living in their mansions to try and win a basketball state championship.
https://www.seattletimes.com/opinion/lakeside-basketball-and-steve-ballmer-just-the-latest-symptoms-of-a-bigger-problem/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I didn't say this has anything to do with Bullock. I just wonder what she thinks about it, as she portrayed the white savior in the movie. Like, in this more enlightened world, and in light of the lawsuit, I wonder, does she regret signing onto the project?
Anyway, this lawsuit doesn't surprise me either. I found that movie, which was supposed to be a feel-good show, pretty cringey.
Yep. That this is shocking to anyone is shocking to me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Interesting that it has taken this long for Michael Oher to sue them. Clearly something happened fairly recently in their relationship. Maybe he has been asking to have the conservatorship ended for a while and they have been dragging their heels. He had a book come out this week, so, maybe the lawsuit was timed with that.
He only recently found out he wasn’t adopted but conservatorship
He had endorsements when playing (very succesfully) in the NFL. Who signed those deals? How could he if he was under a conservatorship? If they did, why did he think they were involved? He also got married presumably without requesting their formal permission if he didn't know he needed to. How could he do that under a conservatorship? Strange story... Maybe the conservatorship was terminated awhile back and he's just offended now that he found out about it (understandably)?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They sound like vultures. Scammers. Saw their chance and went for it.
What chance?
You think you can see a kid walk down the street and know he will play in the NFL and be the main character in a block buster movie.
Are you daft?
They will be sued and he will get money from his NIL.
But if you think they had a master plan you’re insane.
Tell me you’ve only seen the movie without telling me you’ve only seen the movie.
Wow you can tell a kid will be an NFL player by looking at him, you should go into recruiting and make a mint,
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They sound like vultures. Scammers. Saw their chance and went for it.
What chance?
You think you can see a kid walk down the street and know he will play in the NFL and be the main character in a block buster movie.
Are you daft?
They will be sued and he will get money from his NIL.
But if you think they had a master plan you’re insane.
Tell me you’ve only seen the movie without telling me you’ve only seen the movie.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Michael Oher's net worth is about $20 million or more. He had a very successful football career and is now age 37.
I worry he spent it all and he is looking at this as a way to get some money.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Without the family who took Michael Oher into their home, Mr. Oher may have never played pro football. His gpa was way too low for NCAA requirement and the family got him 20 hours of tutoring per week. Oher took correspondence courses from BYU to raise his gpa and allow him to play NCAA football at Ole Miss.
Not trying to praise or criticize anyone, but there is always at least two sides to every story.
Also, many ex football players experience depression as a result of having suffered multiple concussions. I wonder if this is a factor in this matter.
All the 1st paragraph is what normal parents do for their children if they have the resources. That's not a far reach. I did that for my kids and I don't expect them to pay me back or to take their earnings.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Michael Oher's net worth is about $20 million or more. He had a very successful football career and is now age 37.
I worry he spent it all and he is looking at this as a way to get some money.