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He will be too expensive!

Catching up with Vernand Morency

First of all: Servus and happy posting! As Cheesey said, time will tell. On the other hand, a difference of not quite a fifth to more than a quarter imo is a rather huge step (thinking of my own salary :wink: ).

Edit: (Cockney, Uisce Bheatha, Penderyn, Single Malt) :wink: :lol:

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I love your weird kind of humor, Vikes. Now I understand why you get along that good with Alan the Cheesey. :thumbsup:

Ahhm: YESSS!

Lederhosen means aahhmm, wait a minute, aaahhm....don't know....I'll look it up for you. :wink: :lol:

:rotflmao: I'm happy you like the picture too. Fits all together: Vikings, boat, Henson, Muppets (btw. good hint, Alan :thumbsup: ) And Vikes, you also like Lederhosen?

So, Ingle Martin will be the future at QB in Green Bay? :packbeer:

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source Now I certainly don't think the Patriots would treat Moss so lavishly if they actually made this deal happen. I do, however, believe that their "team-over-the-individual" philosophy would take a serious hit. They'd also fall into that same trap that snared the Raiders and, to a certain...

I always thought that good players get high paid long-term-contracts. :wink: :LOL:

A seven-year veteran, Droughns, 28, came to the Browns from Denver in a 2005 trade, after rushing for 1,240 yards in 2004. He gained 1,232 yards in 2005, his first year in Cleveland, and the Browns rewarded him with a three-year contract extension worth $12 million. But Droughns slumped to 758...