Detroit Lions win breach-of-contract judgment against doper Charles Rogers

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http://www.mlive.com/lions/index.ssf/2008/10/charles_rogers_must_repay_lion.html

Unfortunately, the salary cap relief will be limited to the actual amount they can collect from Rogers, likely to be somewhere in the neighborhood of 90 cents (if CRog can go cash in a dollar's worth of empties).

Still, a most wonderful precedent. ;D
 
Does every insignificant Lions story have to have its own thread? This can't be folded into the NFL running thread? It's the Lions, nobody cares.
 
This is actually quite groundbreaking in that the team's right to terminate a contract (and recover bonus money) due to drug violations is being upheld, and thus is significant in and of itself -- a booming cannon shot across the bow of thug dopers throughout the league.

In case you're wondering, Jon Kitna may not start for the Lions Sunday in Minnesota, dramatically impairing their chances to "win." ;D ;D
 
A similar thing happened in soccer recently. Romanian player Adrian Mutu was ordered to pay Chelsea about $24 million in damages after they sacked him for getting busted for cocaine use.

He is appealing the decision.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/c/chelsea/7440416.stm
 
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pallister said:
Lions and soccer?!? Good God, man, this thread blows.

I was going to put something like that at the bottom of my post, but I figured I'd let you swing away.
 
pallister said:
Lions and soccer?!? Good God, man, this thread blows.
I'll give you a quarter if you would go back to beating up innocents on the politics thread.
 
Ain't no one innocent around here. But make it $50 and I'm gone.
 
Starman said:
This is actually quite groundbreaking in that the team's right to terminate a contract (and recover bonus money) due to drug violations is being upheld, and thus is significant in and of itself -- a booming cannon shot across the bow of thug dopers throughout the league.

In case you're wondering, Jon Kitna may not start for the Lions Sunday in Minnesota, dramatically impairing their chances to "win." ;D ;D
They going to start Stanton?
 
slappy4428 said:
Starman said:
This is actually quite groundbreaking in that the team's right to terminate a contract (and recover bonus money) due to drug violations is being upheld, and thus is significant in and of itself -- a booming cannon shot across the bow of thug dopers throughout the league.

In case you're wondering, Jon Kitna may not start for the Lions Sunday in Minnesota, dramatically impairing their chances to "win." ;D ;D
They going to start Stanton?

Why, you got him on your fantasy team?
 
GB-Hack said:
slappy4428 said:
Starman said:
This is actually quite groundbreaking in that the team's right to terminate a contract (and recover bonus money) due to drug violations is being upheld, and thus is significant in and of itself -- a booming cannon shot across the bow of thug dopers throughout the league.

In case you're wondering, Jon Kitna may not start for the Lions Sunday in Minnesota, dramatically impairing their chances to "win." ;D ;D
They going to start Stanton?

Why, you got him on your fantasy team?
Nope. Dont do fantasy football... was curious
 
The fact that the Lions won in anything is reason enough for this thread to stand alone.

I just had a good friend of mine, a devout Lions fan, send me a pretty good joke. Slap, Starman and H_G (er, Hank) would probably enjoy it.
 

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