Vick THINKS he is entitled to $10,000,000.00 per year

[ThunderHorse]

Jesus, Cunningham won the NFL MVP award 3 times and you don't think he makes the HOF?

 

[mgoblue2290]

your right about that...

I probably should have considered that.

never really knew about Cunningham till I looked into his stats and WOW.

you don't think Randall Cunningham will make the HOF? Seriously?

I think he'll make it, it may not be within the next 20 years, but eventually he'll make it. that does completely shit all over the Vick HOF deal, so I must admit I was seriously wrong there.

doesn't change the fact he was a good football player however. but trying to get that across is like trying to teach a dog how to speak Spanish... it just isn't gonna happen.

O rly???

 

[Senser81]

There you go again..:smh:

I'm a troll cause I posted a random statement, not even talking to your ass? Riiight. I guess you would of loved for that to be towards you.

Remember this?

Who the fuck said I was talking about you? Stay in your lane. I guess you just told on yourself by responding first to what I had to say. I was talking to userpikk, no where in my post did I say senser.

Yep, asking you a simple question was counterpoint.....

And I never said you brought up Vick's personal life..The fuck are you talking about?

Get a grip, man! And, for clarification purposes, you are a troll because all you are doing is claiming people are hating on Vick for no reason, and then swearing at people when they respond to you.

Again, who were you talking about? (Notice I said 'about', not 'to')

 

[Yawkey Way]

your arguing over mike fucking vick..

why?

its not like he's going to do shit. All he ever got was facetime in the media because he was the one star in Atlanta.

find something better to argue about...

 

[MvP]

hmm what do we have here..

 

[Point Blank]

hmm what do we have here..

A bunch of bullshit..lol.

 

[Yawkey Way]

we've got a bunch of butt-hurt vick fans, a bunch of butt hurt vick haters, and absolutely zero valid points made.

 

[Houston]

lol back to the topic of Vick making 10,000,000..................

 

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

I've invited BBiB over to this forum...he now posts a lot over at nfldraftcountdown...consider him messaged

 

[Houston]

This discussion is ridiculous. Let's focus on something important. Like how after two months of hard work I have finally achieved a fourth green dot. Chodite, you better watch your ass man, I'm coming for you.

2 months??????

It took me 6 to get my 4th :shifty:

 

[Yawkey Way]

lol back to the topic of Vick making 10,000,000..................

of course he thinks he's ENTITLED too it seeing as that's what he made before. Does he DESERVE it? no. Hell i think i'm entitled to every penny of the world but i don't get it.

 

[mgoblue2290]

Ron Burgundy never taught Baxter Spanish. If you recall papa Burgundy himself didn't speak Spanish. I think Baxter picked up the language on one of his many travels. Much the way he learned to speak grizzly bear.

He could've been taught by a third party, like Brick.

 

[FirstTimer]

Jesus, Cunningham won the NFL MVP award 3 times and you don't think he makes the HOF?

Cunningham didn't win 3 MVP's. He never won an AP MVP. He won the Pro Football Writers in 1990 but that was it.He also won a few from some smaller organizations. But the AP is usually considered the main award and is the one you read about.

 

[ThunderHorse]

Cunningham didn't win 3 MVP's. He never won an AP MVP. He won the Pro Football Writers in 1990 but that was it.He also won a few from some smaller organizations. But the AP is usually considered the main award and is the one you read about.

You are correct sir...

apologies all around

 

[FirstTimer]

we've got a bunch of butt-hurt vick fans, a bunch of butt hurt vick haters, and absolutely zero valid points made.

^^^^^^^^

Don't forget a bitch on her rag.....

 

[FirstTimer]

10 mil a year? That's A LOT of building!

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (AP) - A lawyer for suspended NFL star Michael Vick told a bankruptcy court Thursday that the former Atlanta Falcons quarterback has lined up a construction job for when he gets out of prison.

Fall from grace Downhill fast: Five years ago, Michael Vick was an NFL QB and a role model to millions. Now he'll be working construction. Who else has endured such a fall from grace? Check out our list of athletes you don't want to be.
Vick, 28, appeared in court for the first time in his bankruptcy case to explain to a judge how he plans to emerge from his financial problems. Before the hearing began, he turned around to wave and smile at family members sitting in the courtroom. He is expected to testify before the proceeding wraps up on Friday.

"You will hear from Mr. Vick his future intentions, how he's going to change the way he lives his life," his lawyer, Michael Blumenthal, told U.S. Bankrputcy Judge Frank J. Santoro.

Vick is serving a 23-month sentence for bankrolling a dogfighting ring, and his bankruptcy plan is based on the goal of returning to a professional football career. He briefly left a federal prison in Kansas to attend the hearing. He's scheduled to be released from custody in July, but could be sent to home confinement in late May.

Blumenthal said when Vick is released, he plans to work 40 hours a week for a construction company. He did not disclose the wage or give any other details about the type of work that Vick will be performing.


Vick once was the NFL's highest-paid player and among its most popular. But details about the brutality of Vick's dogfighting enterprise enraged the public and helped destroy his finances, which court records show were already in serious disarray because of lavish spending and poor investments.

Earlier this week, Vick and the Falcons agreed that he would pay back $6.5 million of his Atlanta contract, moving closer to cutting ties with a team that doesn't want him. But how and when Vick might begin a professional comeback isn't clear. Vick was suspended indefinitely after his 2007 indictment, and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has said he will review Vick's status after he is released.

A committee representing most of Vick's unsecured creditors has endorsed his Chapter 11 plan because the alternative — a Chapter 7 liquidation of his assets — would not provide them any portion of his future earnings. But some other parties, including a former agent who won a $4.6 million judgment against Vick, opposed the plan.

Under his bankruptcy plan, Vick would keep the first $750,000 of his salary, and creditors would get part of any additional earnings.

Most objections to Vick's bankruptcy plan have been resolved, his lawyer said.

Among them is the U.S. Labor Department's complaint that Vick improperly spent $1.3 million from the pension plan of one of his companies, MV7, a celebrity marketing company. A settlement calls for Vick to waive his participation in the pension plan and restore some of the money.

Vick is eligible for transfer to home confinement with electronic monitoring around May 21. That would allow him to serve the last two months of his sentence at his Hampton home in eastern Virginia, one of two houses he would be allowed to keep under his bankruptcy plan.