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He's the Amy Winehouse of football
Nah. Amy Winehouse made it big. This dudes a wannabe poser star.
Johnny was Indicted
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Nah. Amy Winehouse made it big. This dudes a wannabe poser star.
quote:would be terrible to hear about some sort of violence against him.quote:For this kid, the fine is nothing... he probably has $4k in dollar bills in the glove box...
So it's a maximum punishment of one year in jail and a $4,000 fine?
He needs to spend a few nights in the Tarrant County Hilton. Not enough to martyr him, just enough to wake him up. He'll be a high profile "guest", so there won't be any jail-love.
The boy is a sick, self-destructive ****** with an entitlement mindset. I would guess it is much more likely that he will be dead before he is ever being rehabbed. Some people are beyond help and I fear he is one of them. Though I figured he would be one of many Heisman QB's who would do nothing in the NFL, it is sad to see his life being wasted.
quote:This. The cops would have outright charged him if it was a strong case. He is a **** up but his NFL career was dead. This stuff really doesn't matter.
Im far from a johnny apologist, but an indictment does not equal a guily verdict and this is a misdemeanor with he said/she said evidence with evidence that apparently refutes some of the "she said" side.
Very unlikely Johnny does any jail time over this.
His NFL career is over, but that was already happening no matter what the grand jury came up with.
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I bet he beats it.
I see what you did there.
A+
Whoa wait, I've seen this movie. He goes to jail in some dusty backwater Texas prison where the guards are real jerks. But the prison warden has this annual football game between the prisoners and the guards. Manziel teams up with a cocky street wise convict and they pull together a team of convicts to play a football game against the guards. Not bad flick. It's been done twice but it is due for a remake.
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Whoa wait, I've seen this movie. He goes to jail in some dusty backwater Texas prison where the guards are real jerks. But the prison warden has this annual football game between the prisoners and the guards. Manziel teams up with a cocky street wise convict and they pull together a team of convicts to play a football game against the guards. Not bad flick. It's been done twice but it is due for a remake.
I'm sure my co-workers will be in a rush to tell me how much of a failure he is. I still support him and always will.
Why is this surprising??
This leaves a stain on his A&M legacy.
I definitely think he will end up dead soon unfortunately
" It ain't over till it's over "- - - - Yogi Berra
lol is that what you're worrying about right now ? His a&m legacy ?
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The boy is a sick, self-destructive ****** with an entitlement mindset. I would guess it is much more likely that he will be dead before he is ever being rehabbed. Some people are beyond help and I fear he is one of them. Though I figured he would be one of many Heisman QB's who would do nothing in the NFL, it is sad to see his life being wasted.
Let's assume for a second he didn't hit his ex. If true, why is he wasting his life? Because he didn't live it according to your narrative?
If he hit her, he should serve whatever sentence the judge decides. But outside of that, he's dome nothing wrong and he hasn't "wasted" his life because he didn't live up to your fantasy.
I don't think I've ever seen a larger instance of wasted potential.
quote:He's more of a Simpson than a Kardashian.
Manziel is essentially a Kardashian at this point. Time to put a lot of distance between us and him.
Again, people are missing the point here.
An indictment is a totally different thing from a guilty conviction. The standard is much lower to receive an indictment (probable cause and only 9/12 have to agree)
Additionally, the GJ is a one sided affair where only the prosecution can show their side and Johnny gets no defense.
We often cast stones at celebrities and give them the guilty until proven innocent treatment, but I know for a fact if anyone here was accused of a crime, they would not want to be treated as guilty before their legal process played out.
An indictment is a totally different thing from a guilty conviction. The standard is much lower to receive an indictment (probable cause and only 9/12 have to agree)
Additionally, the GJ is a one sided affair where only the prosecution can show their side and Johnny gets no defense.
We often cast stones at celebrities and give them the guilty until proven innocent treatment, but I know for a fact if anyone here was accused of a crime, they would not want to be treated as guilty before their legal process played out.
As the saying goes, you can indict a ham sandwich.
Yes, you're right. Any celebrity accused of X is guilty in the eyes of the public. Sucks for them, honestly.
I think Johnny is guilty. And I hate to say that. I really do.
Yes, you're right. Any celebrity accused of X is guilty in the eyes of the public. Sucks for them, honestly.
I think Johnny is guilty. And I hate to say that. I really do.
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I don't think I've ever seen a larger instance of wasted potential.
Ryan Leaf wants a quick word with you.
When do we re-crown Bucky as GOAT?
Just kidding. I'm still pulling for Johnny. I hope he makes something of himself, if not a pro QB.
Just kidding. I'm still pulling for Johnny. I hope he makes something of himself, if not a pro QB.
Johnny Jailbird
quote:quote:He's more of a Simpson than a Kardashian.
Manziel is essentially a Kardashian at this point. Time to put a lot of distance between us and him.
I'm assuming you mean Bart Simpson.
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I don't think I've ever seen a larger instance of wasted potential.
Ryan Leaf wants a quick word with you.
Leaf didn't win a Heisman. Leaf also played for more than 2 seasons, I think.
Oh well, at least we can watch Evans become a HOFer.
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He's the Amy Winehouse of football
Nah. Amy Winehouse made it big. This dudes a wannabe poser star.
Hoping for a quick trial and some and some jail time.
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Im far from a johnny apologist, but an indictment does not equal a guily verdict and this is a misdemeanor with he said/she said evidence with evidence that apparently refutes some of the "she said" side.
Very unlikely Johnny does any jail time over this.
His NFL career is over, but that was already happening no matter what the grand jury came up with.
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Hoping for a quick trial and some and some jail time.
Uh, how about hoping for a fair trial and that justice prevails?
From 'Johnny Football' to 'Johnny Better Call Saul'.
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Hoping for a quick trial and some and some jail time.
Uh, how about hoping for a fair trial and that justice prevails?
And that can't be jail time
I think the Plea Deal has already been made. Probably probation or community service. The DA would be stupid to waste the taxpayers money on this case.
The only people who would view it as a waste are probably Aggies. Not saying that's wrong, but I'd be willing to bet a majority want to see an athlete put on trial.
The poor lad has done nothing wrong.
quote:yup, Ryan Leaf is a close second.quote:
I don't think I've ever seen a larger instance of wasted potential.
Ryan Leaf wants a quick word with you.
JFF is just another ham sandwich. A good attorney won't have a problem getting an acquital.
Cass Elliott would have loved her some Johnny Manziel
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